Following the home tie at the Emirates Stadium, Arsenal will travel to Eindhoven on Thursday as they look to pip PSV to top spot in Group A of the Europa League.
Having won all three of their opening matches in the group prior to last week's fixture, Arsenal secured a place in the knockout stages after getting their fourth straight win in the competition against Ruud van Nistelrooy’s side. However, now the focus turns to claiming first place and all the Gunners need is a point. Finishing top would see them receive a bye straight to the last 16, avoiding a play-off clash against a Champions League drop-out as a result.
“For sure it is important (this season) because we have never played this many games after the World Cup. Any games you can skip it's a big bonus,” Mikel Arteta said. “We have discussed that. For two reasons. One because you skip two matches and also because you miss some of the top teams.”
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So with all of that in mind, football.london explains everything you need to know ahead of the match including how to watch in the United States, kick-off times and the latest team news out of the Arsenal camp.
What time is kick-off?
In the US, the game will get underway at either 12:45pm ET, 11:45pm CT, 10:45am MT or 9:45am PT depending on which state you are in.
How to watch in the US
TUDN will be broadcasting the match live on TV in the States, while Paramount+ and fuboTV will offer streaming services.
Alternatively, you can follow all the action via the live football.london match blog, which will be providing regular updates including team news and key moments, as well as pre-match and post-match analysis. The blog will be up and running on the website from 1:45pm UK time.
Arsenal team news
Oleksandr Zinchenko and Marquinhos were both absent from Wednesday morning's training session, although it's understood that the latter was unwell and could still play a part in the match. Everyone else bar Emile Smith Rowe and Mohamed Elneny, who are recovering from long-term injuries, trained as normal.
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