I really have no set schedule while in London throughout the weekdays but the weekends will just be planned around soccer matches. The weekend for the home game will consist of waking up, eating my free breakfast, going to the Gunners Pub for a couple of pints and then making my way over to the Emirates and then finishing the night off with a pub or club. Whatever day Arsenal is not playing will be spent watching other teams play on TV or if the tickets are really cheap and I'm nearby then I will have no choice but to buy a ticket. I will be there for 3 weekends so I will watch at least 3 premier league games live. I will be going to a random league game in London, a home Arsenal game, an away Arsenal game because Arsenal has one of the best away fan support in the country according to twitter. I'll probably have to take the train in order to get to the away team's stadium depending on who they are playing, but that's fine because the away supporters usually travel together on the same train or bus according to many of the people I follow on twitter. Unfortunately, Arsenal has the highest ticket prices in England  and it also varies depending on who they are playing. For the bigger teams like Chelsea and Man City, they are more expensive and cheaper for lower table teams like QPR. Ticket prices vary from £26-£126 and I will be getting a £126 ticket so I can see all the players and action up close. The amount of money I spend for the away game can significantly vary as well depending on distance and prices charged by the away team. The prices do not really matter to me though since I came to London to watch Arsenal so I might as well make the best out of it. The third game will be another London team depending on whatever match-up is the best. I will obviously buy tickets before I leave London, Ontario but I can’t say who going to be playing or where because the schedule doesn't come out until next year and it always changes. I can't wait to jump and sing songs with the Arsenalfans!