Arsenal tube station has reopened just in time for the Gunners' game against Leeds United on Saturday afternoon, following concerns that it was sinking.

Arsenal underground station has reopened ahead of the club's Saturday match against Leeds United following emergency closures prompted by fears that the station was sinking. The station initially closed on Wednesday due to infrastructure damage, leading the club to advise supporters to seek alternative routes for the 12:30pm kickoff.
Transport officials initially expected the facility to stay closed through the weekend and into the following week. Despite the reopening, fans are advised to remain vigilant and consider alternative travel options such as Highbury and Islington or Finsbury Park stations.
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