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As poor as the last few years have been, Arsenal continues to have something special. The Emirates Stadium is a bit cold and corporate, but in a fantastic football neighbourhood where every corner has a story, close to central London.

Chelsea is not popular with everyone, but can we play devil's advocate for a moment? The combination of top football, a surprisingly pretty cool stadium and the location in one of London’s most beautiful neighbourhoods make Chelsea a must-visit.

We fully understand that West Ham United have lost a lot of its soul for many supporters. However, you should still visit the Hammers, preferably by following the footsteps of their past. Deep in East London, you will find their old spirit and you will learn to understand the club.

The Valley is a stadium with a wonderful story: No other London stadium has been so passionately fought over as this one. It is thanks to the supporters of Charlton Athletic that the club still plays here for more than a hundred years.

Tottenham Hotspur has always been worth a visit as it is one of the classic English clubs. They still are, but now for a completely different reason: the club has recently started playing in the most modern football stadium in Europe and the reactions from friends and foes are only positive.

A beautiful location on the Thames, a characteristic stadium, a great away end and plenty of tickets available. Fulham is the perfect starter for those who want to spend a football weekend in London.

Frank de Boer and Tony Pulis may think differently, but we advise you urgently to go to Crystal Palace to experience an authentic football atmosphere in the Premier League. And on top of that, Selhurst Park is one of the nicer stadiums in London.

Even the old street name sounds intimidating: Millwall's stadium is located on 'Cold Blow Lane'. But don't be fooled by all the terrifying stories from the past. You must go to The Den at least once.

Brentford may no longer play at the fantastic Griffin Park, but the club still manages to steal the hearts of football fans. A visit to one of London's loveliest clubs will not disappoint.