Arsenal Football Club has announced the addition of a third fixture to their highly anticipated men's pre-season tour in the United States. The team is set to face Bournemouth on Wednesday, July 24 at the Dignity Health Sports Park in Los Angeles.

The match against Bournemouth will kick off at 7.30pm local time, marking the first game of Arsenal's trip across the Atlantic. This exciting encounter will be followed by matches against Manchester United at the SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles on Saturday, July 27, and against Liverpool at the Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia on Wednesday, July 31.

Dignity Health Sports Park, renowned as the home of the LA Galaxy, will provide the perfect backdrop for Arsenal's clash with Bournemouth. The stadium, located in Los Angeles, is set to witness an incredible showdown between these two top-tier teams.

With the men's fixtures taking place in July, Arsenal Women will also make their way to the United States in August to showcase their talent. The Arsenal Women's team is scheduled to play against Washington Spirit on Sunday, August 18, followed by a fixture against Chelsea Women on Sunday, August 25. Both matches will be held at the Audi Field Stadium in Washington DC.

Football fans in the United States can look forward to an action-packed pre-season tour as some of the top teams in the English Premier League grace their shores. This tour serves as a thrilling opportunity for both Arsenal Men and Arsenal Women to prepare for the upcoming season, showcasing their skills on an international stage.

Tickets for the fixtures are expected to be in high demand, as fans eagerly anticipate the chance to witness these high-profile matches firsthand. Arsenal supporters, as well as football enthusiasts from across the globe, will surely be counting down the days until this jam-packed pre-season tour kicks off in July.

The addition of the Bournemouth fixture further adds to the excitement surrounding Arsenal's pre-season tour, and both the men's and women's teams are determined to make their mark during their time in the United States.