Few football rivalries are as one-sided as Arsenal vs Brentford — at least since 2018. The Gunners have won eight of their last 11 meetings, with Brentford’s only win a memorable 2-0 upset in 2021.

Total matches played (since 2018): 11 ·
Arsenal wins: 8 ·
Brentford wins: 1 ·
Draws: 2 ·
Arsenal goals scored: 19 ·
Brentford goals scored: 8

Quick snapshot

1Confirmed facts
2What’s unclear
  • Exact kick-off times for future fixtures beyond the announced date are not yet published
  • TV broadcaster assignments for matches beyond the current broadcast window are subject to change
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  • Biggest Arsenal win: 4-0 in 2022/23 (worldfootball.net – match statistics site)
  • Brentford’s only win in 11 meetings: 2-0 on 13 Aug 2021 (Sports Mole)
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    4What’s next
    • Next fixture: Brentford vs Arsenal, 10 Feb 2026, 20:00 GMT (Sports Mole)

    Key snapshot details for the upcoming match are shown below.

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    Label Value
    Current Premier League positions (pre-match) Arsenal 1st, Brentford 10th (as of Feb 2026)
    Arsenal top scorer 2025/26 Bukayo Saka (15 goals)
    Brentford top scorer 2025/26 Ivan Toney (12 goals)

    What time is Arsenal vs Brentford?

    For the 2025/26 season, the Premier League fixture between Brentford and Arsenal is scheduled for 10 February 2026 at 20:00 GMT, live on TNT Sports (according to Sports Mole). Kick-off times across the season typically fall into four slots on weekends: 12:30, 15:00, 17:30, or 20:00 GMT. Midweek matches often start at 19:45 or 20:00 GMT.

    Current season kick-off details

    Arsenal’s away match at is one of the few evening kick-offs in the second half of the UK can tune in via TNT Sports, which holds the broadcast rights for selected midweek fixtures. Check the Premier League official website (league authority) for the latest international listings.

    Time zone conversion for GMT

    • Eastern Time (USA): 3:00 PM
    • Central European Time: 21:00
    • India Standard Time: 1:30 AM (next day)
    • Australian Eastern Daylight Time: 7:00 AM (next day)
    The upshot

    For most UK viewers, this is a standard 8pm midweek match. For international fans, the late GMT kick-off means a late night or early morning – accordingly if you’re watching from Australia or India.

    The implication: UK viewers treat this as a normal evening fixture, while fans in distant time zones need to plan.

    How can I w the Arsenal game live?

    In the UK, Arsenal’s Premier League matches are broadcast across Sky Sports, TNT Sports, and Amazon Prime Video Sports Mole. The 10 February 2026 match against Brentford is on TNT Sports, as confirmed by the Sports Mole fixture list (first occurrence kept).

    TV listings for UK and Ireland

    • TNT Sports – live broadcast from 19:30 GMT (kick-off 20:00)
    • Sky Sports – may show highlights later; check their schedule
    • BBC Sport – highlights on if the match is on a Saturday)

    Streaming options on phone and app

    The official Arsenal app provides live audio commentary and match updates, but free live streams are not officially available. Paid streaming is available through the TNT Sports app or Discovery+ (for TNT Sports subscribers). For fans in Republic of Ireland, Premier Sports holds rights.

    What to watch

    If you’re an Arsenal supporter abroad, check the Premier League broadcast schedule (official league source) before match week – broadcaster allocations can change.

    The pattern: international viewers should always check official broadcast schedules close to match day.

    Has Brentford ever beaten Arsenal?

    Yes – but only once in 11 meetings since 2018. Brentford’s 2-0 victory on 13 August 2021 remains their only win against Arsenal in the (from match data aggregator AiScore). That match, the Bees’ first-ever Premier League home game, saw goals from Sergi Canós and Christian Nørgaard.

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    The 2-0 upset on 13 August 2021

    Brentford’s win shocked many. Arsenal fans still remember the defensive lapses that allowed Brentford to take a 2-0 le inside the first half-hour. The set the tone for Arsenal’s inconsistent start to the 2021/22 season.

    Overall head-to-head record since 2018

    Here is the cumulative record across all meetings.

    Data from AiScore – match data aggregator and Bottom line: Brentford’s lone win remains a historic outlier. For Arsenal fans, the record is comforting but not perfect – one slip and the

    The catch: despite Arsenal’s dominance, Brentford’s single victory shows they can surprise on home soil.

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    2025/26 wage bill overview

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    • Gabriel Jesus – £180,000/week

    p>Arsenal’s total annual wage bill is estimated at over £200 million, reflecting their return to elite competition (Spotrac – contract tracking site).

    When comparing trophies and fanbase, Arsenal hold a clear edge historically. Arsenal have won 13 Premier League titles and 14 FA Cups; Tottenham have2 league titles and 8 FA Cups (worldfootball.net – trophy records). However, Tottenham’s average attendance at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (around 62,000) slightly edges Arsenal’s 60,000 at the Emirates (11v11 – historical attendance data data).

    Club comparison by trophies and fanbase

    Here is a direct comparison of success metrics.

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    The implication: Arsenal’s trophy cabinet is far heavier, but Tottenham’s newer stadium gives them a marginal fan-capacity edge.

    The following table lists all competitive matches in the modern era (since 2018).

    <>>League: Arsenal 2-1 Brentford – Arsenal reclaim dominance

    Compiled from 11v11 – historical match data and Sports Mole – football statistics site
    Date Event26 Sep 2018

    League Cup: Arsenal Cup: Arsenal 3-1 Brentford – first meeting in modern era

    13 Aug 1d td>Premier League: Brentford 2-0 Arsenal – Brentford’s first and only win
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    Premier League: Arsenal 4-0 Brentford – biggest Arsenal win
    3 Dec 2025 Premier League: Arsenal vs Brentford at Emirates
    10 Feb 2026 Premier League: Brentford vs Arsenal at Gtech Community Stadium (upcoming)

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