Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur are poised to make history this summer as they contest the first-ever north London derby held outside the UK.
The Premier League rivals will face off in a pre-season friendly at the newly opened Kai Tak Stadium in Hong Kong on July 31, as part of their preparations for the 2025-26 season.
The match, scheduled for 7:30pm local time (11:30am BST), will be a highlight of the Hong Kong Football Festival, which also features Liverpool taking on AC Milan on July 26.
Arsenal last toured Hong Kong in 2012, while Spurs most recently visited Japan and South Korea in 2024.
Manchester United is also set to appear in Asia, with post-season friendlies planned in Hong Kong and Malaysia.
However, like several other Premier League clubs, including Chelsea and Manchester City, United will head to the United States for the bulk of their pre-season tour.
For Chelsea and City, pre-season plans remain uncertain as both clubs are involved in the FIFA Club World Cup, which kicks off on June 15.
