Arsenal vs Fulham: Is game on TV? Channel and live stream
Fulham travel to the Emirates Stadium this evening to face league leaders Arsenal.
The West London club have enjoyed a stronger return to the Premier League thus far than many foresaw for them at the start of the season, with Marco Silva’s side yet to lose a league game.
The Cottagers did however crash out of the EFL Cup on Tuesday night, disappointingly losing 2-0 at Crawley Town.
Arsenal meanwhile are the only team left in the Premier League with a 100% winning record.
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The Gunners were particularly impressive against Bournemouth last week, putting the game to bed within 20 minutes at the Vitality Stadium.
Another win for Mikel Arteta’s side will keep them top of the Premier League.
Here’s everything you need to know about Arsenal Vs Fulham.
Is Arsenal Vs Fulham on TV? Channel and live stream
Arsenal Vs Fulham will be broadcast live in the UK on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League.
Viewers will also be able to stream the match live on the Sky Go app.
If you aren’t able to watch the game, highlights will be available on the Sky Sports Premier League YouTube channel later this evening.
What time does Arsenal Vs Fulham kick off?
Arsenal Vs Fulham will kick off at 5.30pm (BST) at the Emirates Stadium in North London.
Arsenal Team News
Arsenal head into this fixture with no fresh injury concerns.
After picking the same XI in his first three games of the season, expect Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta to do the same against Fulham this weekend.
FPL players will be hoping for further strong return from Gabriel Jesus.
A debut could be on the cards for new recruit Fabio Vieira who made the bench against Bournemouth last week.
Fulham Team News
Fulham have a few injury concerns heading into this one.
Neeskens Kebano is currently nursing a groin injury, while Harry Wilson and Manor Soloman will remain side-lined for a fair while.
Former Gunner Bernd Leno returns to face his former club just weeks after joining Fulham from the North London outfit.
Topics: Arsenal, Fulham, Premier League
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