Arsenal vs Leeds United: Kick-off time, TV channels and how to watch live

Arsenal return to Premier League action against Leeds United on Saturday, 10 October, as the competition resumes following a three-week international break. With just three points separating the teams, the fixture promises to be an important test for both sides.

Leeds arrive in north London full of confidence

Leeds have been one of the surprise packages of the season so far. Daniel Farke’s side remain unbeaten in the league, building a reputation for being difficult to defeat and showing they have the quality to trouble some of the division’s biggest clubs.

Arsenal, meanwhile, will be looking to respond after a disappointing end to their pre-break schedule. Mikel Arteta’s side suffered a shock 3-0 defeat to Brighton in their last outing, having previously won their opening four league matches. The result interrupted their perfect start and raised questions about their ability to maintain their title challenge.

The Gunners will be under pressure to deliver a convincing performance in front of their home supporters. Another setback could make their return to action particularly uncomfortable, while a victory would help restore momentum in their bid to defend the Premier League title.

Kick-off time and where to watch

The match will take place at the Emirates Stadium in London on Saturday, 10 October.

• Kick-off: 12:30pm BST / 7:30am ET

• Stadium: Emirates Stadium, London

• United Kingdom: TNT Sports 1

• United States: Live stream on Fubo

• Canada: Live stream on Fubo

Viewers in the United States can access the match through Fubo’s soccer streaming service, while Canadian viewers can use Fubo Canada.

Leeds’ pressing could pose a problem for Arsenal

Arsenal had looked dominant before their defeat at Brighton, but that result may have exposed weaknesses their opponents could attempt to exploit. Leeds possess a similar threat to Brighton when attacking quickly in transition.

Farke’s team currently lead the Premier League for interceptions per 90 minutes, underlining their willingness to win possession high up the pitch and disrupt opposition attacks. If Leeds can force mistakes and turn them into dangerous counter-attacks, Arsenal could face another difficult afternoon.

The hosts also have injury concerns following the international break. Martin Ødegaard, Kai Havertz and Christos Tzolis have all suffered injuries, potentially complicating Arteta’s team selection. Arsenal’s squad depth could therefore prove crucial as they attempt to get their title defence back on track.

Despite Leeds’ encouraging start, history offers some reassurance to the home side: Leeds have not beaten Arsenal in the Premier League since 2003.

Bukayo Saka in the spotlight

Bukayo Saka is one player Arsenal will hope can make a decisive impact. The winger returns to club football after scoring twice for England in their emphatic 7-0 victory over Croatia.

With doubts surrounding the fitness of Ødegaard and Havertz, Saka’s contribution could become even more important. His attacking quality may be central to Arsenal’s efforts to break down a Leeds side that has so far proved difficult to beat.

Arsenal will start as the team expected to respond after their defeat, but Leeds have already shown they should not be underestimated. Saturday’s meeting will reveal whether Arteta’s champions can quickly regain their rhythm or whether Farke’s unbeaten side can produce another surprise.