Yahoo News Arsenal vs Leicester live stream: How to watch Premier League fixture online and on TV tonight
Arsenal face another test over their progress under Mikel Arteta with the visit of Leicester City.
The Gunners earned a mightily impressive 2-0 win at Wolves last time out to reignite their previously fading hopes of a top four finish or even qualifying for Europe.
The Foxes meanwhile have snapped out of their sluggish start since the Premier League resumed, beating Crystal Palace 3-0 as Jamie Vardy brought up his 100th Premier League goal.
The former England striker and Arsenal’s Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang are in contention for the golden boot and their head-to-head battle here provides a fascinating subplot.
Here is how you can watch the game on television or a live stream.
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When is it and what time is kick-off?
The match will kick off at 8:15pm at the Emirates on Tuesday 7 July.
How can I watch it online and on TV?
The match will be shown live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League, with coverage beginning at 7.30pm.
Sky Sports subscribers can also stream the game on the Sky Go app. If you’re not a Sky customer, you can grab a NowTV Day Pass here to watch without a subscription.
Team news
Nicolas Pepe should return after missing the win over Wolves due to his wife giving birth, while Calum Chambers, Bernd Leno, Pablo Mari and Gabriel Martinelli.
James Maddison is still a doubt with a hip problem, and Rodgers will be sweating on the fitness of Ben Chilwell and Ayoze Perez, who both face late fitness tests after being forced off against Palace.
Predicted line-ups
Arsenal XI: Martinez; Mustafi, Luiz, Tierney; Bellerin, Ceballos, Xhaka, Saka; Pepe, Nketiah, Aubameyang
Leicester XI: Schmeichel; Justin, Evans, Soyuncu, Chilwell; Praet, Ndidi, Tielemans; Perez; Iheanacho, Vardy
What are the odds?
Arsenal 5/4
Draw 5/2
Leicester 21/10
Prediction
Arsenal are trending nicely and Arteta is starting to see an understanding from his players as to what he craves from his team. Leicester present another challenge, but even after winning against Palace, not one that should be intimidating given the impressive victory at Molineux last time out. The Gunners look to have more cutting edge and all of a sudden some resilience without the ball. We’ll go for a home win and the latest sign that Arteta is the man to inspire a resurgence at the Emirates. 2-1.
