Over the years, Newcastle United and Arsenal have engaged in some electrifying matchups, but this Sunday’s Premier League encounter is set to be a tactical showdown defined by subtle differences.
Recent clashes have seen minimal separation between the teams, often with just a single goal determining the winner. While Newcastle has edged out three victories in their last four encounters with Arsenal, the Gunners will still be regarded as the favorites due to their solid defensive performance and standout talent throughout the team.
The match on Sunday may not witness a flurry of goals, yet its outcome could significantly impact Arsenal’s ambitions for the Premier League title. Having already lost five points this season, any further slip-ups could be detrimental as the season comes to a close.
Here’s how you can catch this exciting matchup in Tyneside.
Sky Sports is the go-to option for fans in the United Kingdom, with the Main Event and Premier League channels airing the game. If you’re on the go, Sky GO has you covered.
A variety of platforms will showcase the match in the United States, including NBC, Telemundo, and fuboTV. The latter will also be available in Canada, along with DAZN and Amazon Prime Video.
In Mexico, viewers can watch the action on Amazon Prime as well as on Caliente TV.
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Country |
TV channel/live stream |
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United States |
fuboTV, nbcsports.com, NBC Sports App, Telemundo Deportes En Vivo, USA Network, Telemundo |
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United Kingdom |
Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Premier League, Sky Ultra HD, Sky GO, Sky GO Extra, NOW TV |
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Canada |
DAZN Canada, Amazon Prime Video, fuboTV Canada, Fubo Sports Network Canada |
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Mexico |
Caliente TV, Amazon Prime Video |
Following Arsenal’s visit, Newcastle will gear up for Champions League action against competition newcomers Union Saint-Gilloise on Wednesday. They will then face Nottingham Forest at home in their last match before the October international break.
Arsenal also has two games lined up before the upcoming international break, starting with a manageable European fixture at home against Olympiacos. The Gunners will then welcome struggling West Ham in the Premier League next weekend, especially after the Irons recently parted ways with Graham Potter.
