Everton vs. Arsenal: Your Complete Guide to Catching All the Action Live
Arsenal look to maintain their momentum on Saturday evening as they make the journey to Everton, hoping to secure their position at the Premier League summit during the Christmas period.
Though the Gunners will be eager for three points in their inaugural visit to the Hill Dickinson Stadium, leading the table at Christmas doesn't guarantee Premier League success by season's end. Just 17 of the 33 teams that have topped the standings on December 25th have managed to capture the championship.
Nevertheless, Arsenal will be keen to sidestep another potential stumble in their title pursuit, following their heartbreaking loss at Aston Villa and an uneasy win against Wolverhampton Wanderers last week. A pair of own goals, including one deep into stoppage time at the 94th minute, rescued them from embarrassment against the league's cellar dwellers.
Everton will look to disrupt Arsenal's championship dreams while providing some holiday joy for their faithful with an unexpected outcome. The Toffees will adopt a defensive approach on Merseyside, aiming to unsettle their more talented opponents.
Here's your guide to watching this compelling encounter between the Toffees and Gunners.
What Time Does Everton vs. Arsenal Kick Off?
How to Watch Everton vs. Arsenal on TV, Live Stream
Since Leeds United vs. Crystal Palace also begins at 8 p.m. GMT, Everton and Arsenal must split the television coverage. Both fixtures are accessible through Sky Sports, with the Merseyside showdown broadcast on the Main Event and Ultra HD networks. Sky GO caters to mobile viewers.
Peacock serves as the primary platform in the United States, while fuboTV and DAZN divide coverage responsibilities in Canada.
For viewers in Mexico, FOX One remains the sole broadcasting option.
Country | TV Channel/Live Stream |
|---|---|
United Kingdom | Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Ultra HD, Sky GO, Sky GO Extra, NOW TV |
United States | Peacock |
Canada | DAZN Canada, fuboTV Canada |
Mexico | FOX One |
What's Next for Everton, Arsenal?
Following consecutive encounters with Chelsea and Arsenal, Everton's fixture list becomes more manageable in the upcoming weeks. Away matches at Burnley and Nottingham Forest await before year's end, while they welcome 2026 by hosting Brentford and bottom-placed Wolves.
Arsenal have one additional fixture before Christmas as they meet Crystal Palace in the Carabao Cup quarterfinal on Tuesday, with a semifinal showdown against Chelsea on the line. The Gunners then welcome Brighton & Hove Albion and Aston Villa in Premier League action, before beginning the new year with a trip to Bournemouth.