How to watch Arsenal v Liverpool on TV tonight – channel and kick-off time
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Arsenal host Liverpool in north London in this highly anticipated Premier League clash
Here’s everything you need to know about today’s Premier League clash between Arsenal and Liverpool.
- Match details: Liverpool travel to the Emirates Stadium to face Premier League leaders Arsenal on Thursday evening, January 8. The high-stakes encounter is set to begin at 8:00 p.m. GMT.
- League standings: Arsenal currently hold a 14-point lead over Liverpool after winning their last five league matches in a row. Meanwhile, the defending champions have struggled recently, failing to win their last two matches.
- Recent form: Liverpool come into the match after a frustrating 2-2 draw against Fulham, where they conceded the equalizer in the 97th minute. In contrast, Arsenal secured a 3-2 victory over Bournemouth last weekend to extend their lead at the summit.
- Television coverage: The match will be broadcast live in the UK on Sky Sports main event And Sky Sports Premier League channels. Pre-match coverage and expert analysis is scheduled to begin one hour before kickoff at 7:00 p.m.
- Display options: Fans with compatible equipment can watch the match in the highest quality on the Sky Sports Ultra HDR channel. For those on the move, the match can be streamed via the Sky Go app with a valid subscription.
- Alternative broadcast: Viewers without a long-term Sky contract can access the game via a flexible NOW Sports subscription. This service allows fans to stream all Sky Sports channels on various smart devices for a daily or monthly fee.
- Liverpool team news: Arne Slot faces a significant offensive shortage as Mohamed Salah is absent for the CAN and Alexander Isak remains sidelined with a broken leg. The team are also carrying out late fitness tests for Hugo Ekitike, who missed the previous match against Fulham.
- Arsenal team news: The hosts expect Kai Havertz to return to the team after being rested as a precaution in their last outing. However, the Gunners will still be without defenders Riccardo Calafiori and Cristhian Mosquera due to ongoing injuries.
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