Newcastle vs. Arsenal: Your Complete Guide to Catching All the Action Live
Newcastle United and Arsenal have delivered some captivating encounters throughout their history, but Sunday's Premier League showdown promises to be a strategic contest decided by small details.
Recent matchups between these teams have been closely contested affairs, typically settled by a single strike. The Magpies have claimed victory in three of their last four meetings against this weekend's opponents, though Arsenal enter as bookmakers' choice given their solid defensive foundation and exceptional talent throughout their squad.
Sunday's fixture may not feature an abundance of goals, but it carries major implications for Arsenal's early title aspirations. With five points already dropped this campaign, another setback could prove damaging when the season reaches its conclusion.
Here's your guide to following this compelling encounter at St. James' Park.
What Time Does Newcastle vs. Arsenal Kick Off?
How to Watch Newcastle vs. Arsenal on TV, Live Stream
Sky Sports serves as the primary broadcaster for UK viewers, with coverage available on both Main Event and Premier League channels. Mobile users can access the action through Sky GO.
American audiences have numerous viewing options, including NBC, Telemundo and fuboTV. Canadian fans can also utilize fuboTV, plus DAZN and Amazon Prime Video for coverage.
Mexican supporters will find the match available on Amazon Prime alongside Caliente TV.
Country | TV channel/live stream |
|---|---|
United States | fuboTV, nbcsports.com, NBC Sports App, Telemundo Deportes En Vivo, USA Network, Telemundo |
United Kingdom | Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Premier League, Sky Ultra HD, Sky GO, Sky GO Extra, NOW TV |
Canada | DAZN Canada, Amazon Prime Video, fuboTV Canada, Fubo Sports Network Canada |
Mexico | Caliente TV, Amazon Prime Video |
What's Next for Newcastle vs. Arsenal?
Following Arsenal's departure, Newcastle will resume their Champions League campaign with an away fixture against newcomers Union Saint-Gilloise on Wednesday. Their schedule concludes before October's international window with a home encounter against Nottingham Forest.
Arsenal face two fixtures before the international pause, beginning with a manageable European tie against Olympiacos at the Emirates. The Gunners then welcome troubled West Ham in Premier League action next weekend, with the Hammers having recently dismissed Graham Potter.