What channel is Arsenal vs Leeds? Kick-off time, TV and live stream details

Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal will be aiming to record their fourth consecutive win over Jesse Marsch’s Leeds on Sunday as the Whites desperately seek to avoid relegation

Arsenal have the opportunity to open an even bigger gap between themselves and Tottenham Hotspur in the hunt for fourth place with a victory over Leeds United on Sunday, as they aim to make it four straight Premier League wins.

But despite the Yorkshire club’s modest position, they will be tough to beat as they remain desperate for points to help their bid for survival, with their five-game unbeaten streak coming to an end last weekend.

The Gunners beat West Ham United in their last outing with a 2-1 win, while the Whites suffered a heavy 4-0 defeat at home to league leaders Manchester City.

When is Arsenal vs Leeds?

Arsenal vs Leeds kicks off at 2pm on Sunday May 8 at the Emirates Stadium.

The last meeting between these two sides came in the league’s reverse game in December, when the Gunners won a comfortable 4-1 victory at Elland Road.

A brace from Gabriel Martinelli and a third from Bukayo Saka had the visitors in full control at half-time, and although Raphinha pulled one back with a 75th-minute penalty, Emile Smith Rowe secured victory with a fourth goal just nine minutes later. .

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How to watch

The game will be televised on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League, while Sky customers can stream it via SkyGo and watch in-game clips on the Sky Sports website and app. Coverage will begin at 1 p.m.

Highlights will also be available on Match of the Day 2 at 10:30 p.m. on BBC One, which is available to stream via iPlayer and the iPlayer app.

Match odds

Betfred’s Arsenal vs Leeds Odds

• Arsenal – 4/9

• Draw – 18/5

• London – 11/2

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Team News

Mikel Arteta will look to stay with a side similar to the one that beat West Ham last weekend as the Gunners aim for their fourth straight win, but he could still be without three of his players for this game.

Defender Ben White was a surprise omission from the matchday squad in their previous game until it was revealed he suffered a hamstring injury, and there remains a doubt for this weekend. end. Thomas Partey (thigh) and Kieran Tierney (knee) remain excluded.

As for Jesse Marsch, his side will be reeling from the heavy loss to Man City last weekend, but he will want to stay with a side similar to the one that went unbeaten for five games before, despite having six issues. injury to deal with. .

Stuart Dallas broke his leg in last week’s game and is out for the season, while Liam Cooper (knee), Patrick Bamford (ankle), Crysencio Summerville (ankle), Adam Forshaw (knee) and Tyler Roberts (thigh) are all excluded.