How to watch today's Arsenal vs Everton Premier League game: Live stream, TV channel, and start time

Arsenal aim to ensure their Week 15 hiccup was just a temporary setback as they prepare to host Everton at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday.

The Gunners' impressive three-match winning streak—featuring victories against Nottingham Forest, West Ham, and Manchester United—came to an end with a 1-1 draw against Fulham. Currently sitting third in the table, Mikel Arteta's side trails second-placed Chelsea by two points and league leaders Liverpool by six, with the Reds holding a game in hand.

That pending match for the Reds is the rescheduled Merseyside derby against Everton, postponed due to Storm Darragh, leaving the Toffees eager to return to Premier League action.

Everton, meanwhile, delivered a resounding 4-0 victory over Wolves in their most recent outing, snapping a frustrating five-game winless streak that included draws against Fulham, West Ham, and Brentford. Notably, Sean Dyche's team has been involved in three of the league's six goalless draws this season, underlining their defensive resilience.

The Toffees face an uphill task at the Emirates, where they’ve failed to win in their last three visits. Their lone triumph in North London since 2010 came with a narrow 1-0 win in April 2021, a rare bright spot in their recent record against Arsenal.

Here, GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch, including TV channel, streaming details and more.

How to watch Arsenal vs Everton online - TV channels & live streams

In the UK, the Premier League match between Arsenal and Everton will not be broadcast live on TV or through streaming services, due to the traditional 3 pm blackout ruling.

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Arsenal vs Everton kick-off time

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Emirates Stadium

The Premier League match between Arsenal and Everton will be played at Emirates Stadium in North London, England.

It will kick off at 10:00 am ET / 7:00 am PT/ 3:00 pm GMT on Saturday, December 14, 2024.

Team news & squads

Arsenal vs Everton Probable lineups

Arsenal

4-3-3

Formation

4-4-1-1

EVE

22

D. Raya

12

J. Timber

15

J. Kiwior

5

T. Partey

2

W. Saliba

20

Jorginho

8

M. Oedegaard

41

D. Rice

7

B. Saka

29

K. Havertz

19

L. Trossard

1

J. Pickford

6

J. Tarkowski

32

J. Branthwaite

18

A. Young

19

V. Mykolenko

7

D. McNeil

16

A. Doucoure

10

I. Ndiaye

8

O. Mangala

27

I. Gueye

9

D. Calvert-Lewin

4-4-1-1

EVE

Probable lineup

• 22

  D. Raya

• 12

  J. Timber

• 15

  J. Kiwior

• 5

  T. Partey

• 2

  W. Saliba

• 20

  Jorginho

• 8

  M. Oedegaard

• 41

  D. Rice

• 7

  B. Saka

• 29

  K. Havertz

• 19

  L. Trossard

Substitutes

Manager

• Mikel Arteta

Probable lineup

• 1

  J. Pickford

• 6

  J. Tarkowski

• 32

  J. Branthwaite

• 18

  A. Young

• 19

  V. Mykolenko

• 7

  D. McNeil

• 16

  A. Doucoure

• 10

  I. Ndiaye

• 8

  O. Mangala

• 27

  I. Gueye

• 9

  D. Calvert-Lewin

Substitutes

Manager

• Sean Dyche

Arsenal team news

Head coach Mikel Arteta faces a mixed bag of updates on the injury front, with some concerns alleviated but lingering issues remaining. Six players were absent from Tuesday's training session at London Colney, with Thomas Partey and Jurrien Timber joining the growing list of sidelined stars.

Arteta kept his cards close to his chest regarding his full-back options ahead of last weekend's clash with Fulham. However, both players returned to action during Wednesday's Champions League tie against Monaco. Meanwhile, Ben White and Takehiro Tomiyasu were always expected to be unavailable, with Arteta confirming their unavailability until the new year.

The defensive picture remains murky, with Gabriel Magalhaes and Riccardo Calafiori still missing, making them significant doubts for this weekend's encounter with Everton. While Ben White's absence continues to trouble Arsenal’s backline, there's a chance Gabriel could make a return after sitting out the Fulham game.

Everton team news

For Everton, James Garner and Youssef Chermiti are sidelined until the month's end, while Michael Keane remains doubtful for a weekend return. On a brighter note, Armando Broja might be handed his first start since arriving on loan from Chelsea in the summer.

Form

Head-to-Head Record

ARS

Last 5 matches

EVE

4

Wins

0

Draws

1

Win

• Arsenal

  2

  -

  1

  Everton

• Everton

  0

  -

  1

  Arsenal

• Arsenal

  4

  -

  0

  Everton

• Everton

  1

  -

  0

  Arsenal

• Everton

  0

  -

  2

  Arsenal

9

Goals scored

2

Games over 2.5 goals

2/5

Both teams scored

1/5

Standings

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