ARSENAL make the short journey to the South Coast as they travel to face Brighton at the Amex Stadium.
The Gunners restarted their season with a tough game against defending champions Man City, but were below-par a disappointing 3-0 defeat.
Brighton memorably beat Arsenal at the Emirates earlier in the season, with Neal Maupay nodding in a late winner.
But the Seagulls have yet to win in 2020 and are looking over their shoulder with just nine Premier League games left to play.
When is Brighton vs Arsenal?
- This Premier League clash is part of a bumper schedule on Saturday, June 20.
- Kick-off behind closed doors at the Amex is at 3pm BST – that’s 10am ET for those of you in the USA.
- Arsenal haven’t won on either of their last two top-flight visits to the ground, but were victories in an FA Cup tie back in 2015.
Which TV channel and live stream can I watch it on?
Usually this game would fall under the blanket ban for TV coverage on UK matches.
This rule has been relaxed due to the exceptional circumstances surrounding the pandemic – and EVERY Prem game will be broadcast between now and the end of the season.
- You can catch this one live on BT Sport 1 and BT Sport Ultimate, with coverage starting at 2.45pm.
- If you’re already a BT Sport customer, download the official app to stream wherever you are.
- Over the pond, USA viewers can catch this one live on NBCSN and Universo.
- You can stream the game live without cable with a Hulu free trial, or on Sling Blue.
How can I watch for free?
If you have a phone contract with EE, you can grab a three-month BT Sport trial without paying a penny.
Simply text SPORT to 150 – you can opt out at any time.
BT Sport mobile allows you to cast to your TV and watch in full HD.
What is the team news?
After his red card against Man City, David Luiz will play no part in this one due to suspension.
Granit Xhaka is out with an ankle injury picked up in the Etihad defeat, while Pablo Mari will reportedly miss the remainder of the campaign.
Lucas Torreira could return though in a welcome boost for Arteta.
For the hosts, Jose Izquierdo is struggling with a knee issue and is Graham Potter’s biggest injury headache.
Maupay is expected to lead the line where he will look to sink the Gunners again and bag his ninth goal of the season.
Stat attack
- Brighton are without a league win in nine games, in which they’ve drawn six of them.
- 79 percent of the Seagulls’ home matches this season have featured less than three goals.
- Arsenal have won three of their last four despite the heavy defeat against City on Wednesday.
- But the Gunners haven’t tasted victory on the road in the league since December 9 at West Ham (3-1).
Match odds
- Brighton to win – 2/1
- Draw at the Amex – 23/10
- Arsenal to end long winless away run – 13/10
- Over 2.5 goals – 20/23
- Both teams to score – 2/3
- Maupay on the scoresheet at any time – 9/5
*All odds from Ladbrokes and correct at time of publication.
