How to Watch Arsenal vs Everton Premier League Match: Live Stream & Start Time
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Arsenal vs Everton: Match Preview
Arsenal is eager to bounce back from a setback in the previous week, where they ended their three-match winning streak with a 1-1 draw against Fulham. As they prepare to host Everton at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday, the Gunners currently sit third in the Premier League table, trailing Chelsea by two points and league leaders Liverpool by six points, though Liverpool has a game in hand. Mikel Arteta's men are determined to solidify their position in the league and want to ensure this hiccup is just a temporary setback.
Everton's Recent Performance
In contrast, Everton comes into this fixture with renewed confidence following a commanding 4-0 victory over Wolves, which ended their five-game winless streak. Sean Dyche’s side has exhibited defensive resilience this season, having been part of three goalless draws so far. Nonetheless, they face a challenging task at the Emirates, where they haven't won in their last three visits. Their last victory in North London was a slender 1-0 win back in April 2021, highlighting their overall struggles against Arsenal.
How to Watch Arsenal vs Everton
TV Channels & Live Streams
In the UK, the Premier League match will not be broadcast live due to traditional 3 pm blackout rules. However, in the United States, viewers can catch the game live on Peacock Premium. For live updates, the GOAL's Live Match Centre will provide real-time coverage of the match actions.
Watch Anywhere: Using a VPN
If you find yourself outside your country, you may need a Virtual Private Network (VPN) service, such as NordVPN, to access your regular streaming platforms. A VPN ensures a secure internet connection while allowing you to watch your favorite games from anywhere. For recommendations, check out GOAL’s guide to the best VPNs for streaming sports.
Match Details
The match will take place at Emirates Stadium in North London. Kick-off is scheduled for:
- 10:00 am ET
- 7:00 am PT
- 3:00 pm GMT
Team News
Arsenal Updates
Mikel Arteta faces a mix of injury concerns ahead of the match. Six players were absent from training last week, including Thomas Partey and Jurrien Timber. While both were expected to be out, Arteta received some positive news with both potentially returning in their Champions League tie. However, Ben White and Takehiro Tomiyasu are confirmed unavailable until the new year, adding pressure to their already troubled backline. Gabriel Magalhaes remains a doubt, having missed the Fulham tie, but could make a return.
Everton Squad News
Meanwhile, Everton will be without James Garner and Youssef Chermiti until the month’s end, while Michael Keane is a doubt for the weekend. On a positive note, Armando Broja may feature for his first start after joining on loan from Chelsea, adding a boost for the visiting team.
Current Form and Head-to-Head Record
Both teams are coming into the match with differing momentum, with Arsenal needing to return to winning ways and Everton looking to build on their recent victory. Historically, Arsenal has had the upper hand in their head-to-head clashes, but Everton's recent form could make for an intriguing fixture.
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