Arsenal face Leeds United at Emirates Stadium on Saturday as the Premier League resumes after a three-week international break, with just three points separating the sides.
Leeds arrive unbeaten in league play this season and have built a reputation, according to The Guardian, for being hard to beat. Arsenal, by contrast, are trying to steady their title defense after a surprising 3-0 loss to Brighton in their final match before the break.
The game is scheduled for 12:30pm BST, which is 7:30am ET. In the United States and Canada, the match is set to stream on Fubo, while viewers in the United Kingdom can watch on TNT Sports 1.
The Guardian also notes that Arsenal have won four of four league matches before their defeat at the Amex Stadium, while Leeds currently rank top for interceptions per 90 minutes in the Premier League. The report says Bukayo Saka returns to club duty after scoring twice for England in a 7-0 win over Croatia, and that injuries to Martin Ødegaard, Kai Havertz and Christos Tzolis over the international break could affect Arsenal’s squad selection. Leeds have not beaten Arsenal in the Premier League since 2003, according to the report.
