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Arsenal vs Newcastle: Live stream, TV channel, team news, kick-off time for Premier League clash


ARSENAL host Newcastle as the Premier League rolls on into the New Year.

The Gunners top the table by seven points going into the game, and can extend to 10 with victory as Manchester City play Chelsea later in the week.

Arsenal held off Brighton to go seven points clearCredit: Getty

Though in their way is a tough tie against Newcastle, who can leapfrog City into second place with a win.

The Gunners went seven points clear with a 4-2 win at Brighton on New Year’s Eve, while the Magpies were held 0-0 at home to Leeds.

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When is Arsenal vs Newcastle?

Arsenal vs Newcastle is on Tuesday, January 3.

The big match kicks off at 7.45pm.

The Emirates Stadium plays host.

What TV channel and live stream is Arsenal vs Newcastle on?

Arsenal vs Newcastle will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League.

Sky begin their coverage at 7pm.

Eddie Howe’s Newcastle can jump into second with a winCredit: AFP

What is the team news?

Gabriel Jesus will be unavailable for a long period of time due to a knee injury, he recently underwent surgery.

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Reiss Nelson is with him in the treatment room because of a hamstring issue.

Arteta has hinted that Emile Smith Rowe could make his return this month after a lengthy spell out injured.

The game versus fellow high-flyers Newcastle is expected to come too soon for his comeback although he is training again.

For the visitors, star man Alexander Isak remains out with a thigh injury picked up on international duty with Sweden, though he is nearing a return to fitness.

What are the odds?

Arsenal to win: 4/5

Newcastle to win: 7/2

Draw: 29/10

Odds via Betfair


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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