Leeds vs Arsenal go ahead? TV channels, live streams, start times, team news, live Premier League info

ARSENAL faces Leeds as they want to beat a Covid field trip against Premier League rivals.

It’s been a sale this weekend, but unless something changes, the game in West Yorkshire will continue.

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Man Utd, Brentford, Watford, Norwich and Leicester have all had to suspend their weekend belongings due to the Covid outbreak.

The Premier League will meet on Monday to decide whether to explode the carnival, but at all times they decided that all playable matches had to be played.

And Gunners boss Mikel Arteta has asked for more clarification on the circumstances under which Premier League matches will be postponed.

“In terms of health, I hope that we are doing everything we can to protect people,” he said.

“Obviously the vaccine regimens are in place, everyone is trying to do their best and I’m sure that with everything we’re doing, we can do our best to keep for everyone to be healthy.

“On the competitive side, there are two things: we need a lot more clarity about why those games aren’t being played and what you need to not play a game, so we’re playing in the same category.” a tournament.

“Ultimately, the most important thing is that we can maintain in the context of competition fairness and for me this is a big thing now.”

What time does Leeds vs Arsenal start?

What TV channel is Leeds vs Arsenal on and can I stream it live?

• Leeds vs Arsenal is live on Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event.
• Coverage starts at 5pm – half an hour before kickoff.
• To stream the match live, visit the Sky Sports website, the Sky Sports app or your Sky Go account.
• Non-Sky Sports subscribers can still watch all the action with the Now TV Day Pass from £9.99.

Team News

Leeds have only ten first-team players fit for Arsenal’s visit.

Daniel James and Jamie Shackleton have joined the growing list of injuries with muscle and heel problems respectively.

Regular first team-mates Patrick Bamford, Kalvin Phillips, Liam Cooper, Rodrigo Moreno and Pascal Struijk have all retired.

Meanwhile Junior Firpo was suspended after receiving a card in the 7-0 loss to Man City.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang will almost certainly not return to the Arsenal squad after a disciplinary incident that saw him stripped of the captaincy.

Bernd Leno and Sead Kolasinac are the Gunners’ only injury absences.

Latest odds

Leeds 10/29

Drawing 14/5

Arsenal 10/11

* Odds from Betfair on Friday, December 17