How to watch Arsenal vs Brentford Premier League clash: TV coverage, live stream, latest team news, kick-off time, head to head and much more 

Arsenal vs Brentford: Kick-off time, TV, live stream, team news, h2h and much more 

Prologue

The games are coming thick and fast for Mikel Arteta's Gunners, with yet another London derby - their third on the bounce in the Premier League, after beating Spurs 4-1, and drwing 1-1 at Chelsea last time out.

In-form Premier League table toppers Arsenal have won their last seven matches at home across all competitions, with that impressive stretch also meaning that the North London giants have extended their unbeaten run across all competitions to 17 matches - with Arteta keen for his team to post an eighth home win on the bounce. 

For their part, Brentford have won three of their last five league games, can count Liverpool and Manchester United as their big name scalps this season, as well as a 2-2 draw vs Chelsea at the G-Tech earlier this season, and will come into the match full of confidence they can unsettle Arsenal with their own set piece plays. 

It promises to be a fascinating clash, one that the Gunners need to win. 

When is Arsenal vs Brentford?

Arsenal vs Brentford will take place on Wednesday, December 3 

Arsenal vs Brentford kick-off time

Arsenal vs Brentford will kick off at 730pm.

What TV channel is Arsenal vs Brentford on?

You can watch the game live on Sky Sports Premier League 

How to live stream Arsenal vs Brentford online

Sky Sports customers can live stream the game via the Sky Go app on a variety of devices including most smartphones and tablets as part of their subscription.

Listen to Arsenal vs Brentford on radio

You can listen to the match on BBC Radio 5 Live.

Arsenal vs Brentford team news 

Arsenal team news

Mikel Arteta could be without William Saliba and Leandro Trossard after they both missed the draw with Chelsea.

Cristhian Mosquera is set to once again partner Piero Hincapie in central defence, while Myles Lewis-Skelly could start at left-back due to Riccardo Calafiori being one yellow card away from a suspension.

Gunners skipper Martin Odegaard is ready to start after two substitute appearances after returning to full fitness following a knee injury, while Noni Madueke is in contention to replace Gabi Martinelli on the left flank. 

Brentford team news 

The Bees' leading scorer this term, the dangerous Igor Thiago, is a doubt after being substituted in second-half stoppage time during Brentford's 3-1 win over Burnley at the weekend. 

Arsenal loanee Reiss Nelson is ineligible to feature against his parent club.

What the managers say: 

Mikel Arteta:

An opportunity tomorrow at 730pm, everybody, 730pm kick-off to be at the Emirates, bouncing and putting energy to win the game.

That’s the opportunity that we have tomorrow, 730pm. Like animals, everybody at the Emirates to go again and beat Brentford [it’s] vital, massive.

Keith Andrews 

It’s pretty obvious that it’s going to be a difficult task, but it’s also a task that we need to embrace.

They’re a tough nut to crack, for sure. They don’t concede too many and don’t concede too many opportunities, but we’re a team that quite fancies ourselves in how we can affect the opposition and make it quite uncomfortable for them at times.

That’s what we’ll be hoping to do on Wednesday night.

I’ve watched them a lot since the Burnley game. They’re a very good team with outstanding individuals, and the way they are set up without the ball.

There will always be a lot made of that: the set-piece battle, with two teams who are invariably pretty good at that aspect of the game.

In most games, set-pieces play a part to different levels.

I think this will be a game where it plays a very big part, and we hope we can come out on the right side of it.

Head to head:

Played: 22

Arsenal wins: 10

Draws: 6 

Brenford wins: 6