What channel is Everton vs Arsenal, kick-off time, TV and live stream details
Arsenal will hope to keep up their positive momentum from their start to the Premier League season as they travel to face winless Everton.
The Gunners faced a dramatic finish in their most recent match, with a earning a victory against Man United at the Emirates Stadium. This put Mikel Arteta’s side on ten points with four games played, just two points behind the only team with a 100% record, Manchester City.
Sean Dyche’s Everton, meanwhile, have endured a tough start to their campaign and currently sit winless in the relegation zone. Just two goals in their four games so far were both scored in their last outing, a battling 2-2 draw at Sheffield United before the international break.
They will be boosted by the last time Arsenal travelled to Goodison, . However, he may be unable to conjure up a similarly raucous atmosphere after a has led to some discontent among the club’s loyal supporters.
Despite this, the Premier League remains a constant source of drama and despite their trevails Everton will retain a chance of achieving victory and Arteta’s men will have to be at their best to avoid another upset.
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When is Everton vs Arsenal?
The match between Everton and Arsenal takes place on Sunday, 17th April at Goodison Park in Liverpool and kicks off at 4:30pm UK time.
Arsenal suffered a shock defeat at Goodison Park last season ((Photo by Gareth Copley/Getty Images))How to watch Everton vs Arsenal
Everton vs Arsenal will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Main Event & Premier League, with coverage as part of Super Sunday. You can sign up to Sky Sports , alternatively you can watch the match on NOW TV contract-free with a day or month subscription - see more details .
Everton vs Arsenal team news
Having suffered an injury scare before the international break, Gabrial Maghalles could face a race to be fit and ready to face Everton after playing for Brazil on international duty. He suffered a knock on his international debut but carried on playing before spotted with an ice pack on his knee after the match - a return to training two days later was a relief to Arsenal fans.
Meanwhile, Thomas Partey is also expected to be missing from the action as he continues his recovery from an injury which was announced during the international break by the Ghanaian FA. He joins Jurrien Timber on the sidelines, with the Dutchman entering the ‘recovery’ phase of his injury following successful knee surgery.
For Everton, summer signing Beto may get a chance to impress from the start for Dyche following a facial injury suffered by Dominic Calvert-Lewin before the international break. Jack Harrison is also stepping up his recovery but it remains to be seen if he will be fit to start this weekend.
Everton vs Arsenal odds:
Latest odds from Betfred:
Everton - 5/1
Draw - 10/3
Arsenal - 1/2
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