Arsenal vs. Brighton: Your Complete Guide to Catching All the Action Live

Arsenal will be looking to replicate their October triumph over Brighton & Hove Albion when these teams meet on Saturday afternoon.

The Gunners received an early holiday gift by defeating Crystal Palace in a penalty shootout to secure their spot in the Carabao Cup semi-finals. Just four days following that victory, Mikel Arteta's squad returns to the Emirates to face Brighton in their opening league fixture of a busy festive period.

Nothing short of maximum points would be acceptable for Arsenal, who maintain just a two-point advantage at the summit of the Premier League table. The table-toppers should approach this encounter with confidence against the Seagulls; Brighton remain without a victory in their previous four outings and endured a 2–0 loss to the Gunners merely two months prior in the Carabao Cup fourth round.

Below is your guide to watching this Premier League encounter live.

What Time Does Arsenal vs. Brighton Kick Off?

How to Watch Arsenal vs. Brighton on TV, Live Stream

Arsenal's encounter with Brighton will not receive television coverage in the United Kingdom. Supporters must rely on radio commentary of the Premier League fixture, which can be accessed via BBC Radio 5 Live and talkSPORT.

Viewers across the United States will find it considerably more convenient to follow the action. The match will broadcast on USA Network and stream through the NBC Sports App and nbcsports.com. Spanish-language coverage is additionally provided on Telemundo and UNIVERSO.

DAZN Canada and fuboTV Canada serve as the broadcasting platforms for Arsenal vs. Brighton in Canada. Viewers in Mexico, however, must watch the fixture on FOX One.

What's Next for Arsenal, Brighton?

Arsenal host Aston Villa at the Emirates just three days following their Brighton fixture. The Gunners will be determined to bounce back after experiencing a 2–1 loss to Villa earlier this month. Subsequently, Arteta's team confronts Bournemouth on Jan. 3 to begin the season's second half.

The Seagulls also have action on Tuesday, Dec. 30, concluding their calendar year against West Ham United. Following a short New Year's break, Brighton return to their home ground to meet Burnley on Jan. 3. These two fixtures present an ideal chance to gather what should be a straightforward six points for the struggling team.