What channel is Leeds v Arsenal Premier League match on? TV details and kick-off time

How to watch Leeds v Arsenal in the Premier League: TV details, radio, kick-off time, latest team news, H2H and much more 

Prologue:

Fifteen games remain of this Premier League season for Arsenal, and you can be certain that each match will be more heart attack inducing than the previous game.

The first of these comes up at Leeds inside the cauldron that is Elland Road. Our title dreams have died at their hands before so let’s hope there’s no repeat of that. Leeds’ form has picked up as the season has gone on.

That 5-0 pasting we inflicted on them in August feels like a long time ago now. A repeat of that scoreline seems rather far-fetched.

Defensively, Daniel Farke seems to have found a formula to solidify them. Leeds have proven themselves to be tricky customers for the big hitters with some decent scalps in recent weeks. They beat Chelsea 3-1 in one of Enzo Maresca’s final games at the helm and they managed a pair of draws home and away to Liverpool as well as a hard-fought draw at home to United a few weeks ago.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin has rediscovered some of the form that got him into a few England squads a few years ago and Brendan Aaronson has become a fan favourite in recent months.

But that’s nothing Gabriel and William Saliba can’t handle.

When is Leeds v Arsenal?

Leeds v Arsenal will take place on Saturday, January 31.

Leeds v Arsenal kick-off time

Leeds v Arsenal will kick off at 3pm

What TV channel is Leeds v Arsenal on?

Unfortunately, this game has not been selected for broadcast in the UK.

You can catch up with the latest match highlights during Match of the Day every Saturday night and Match of the Day 2 on Sundays.

Is there a Leeds v Arsenal live stream online?

Unfortunately the clash at Elland Road will not be shown on any live streaming platforms in the UK.

Highlights will be on Match of the Day and Match of the Day 2 on BBC iPlayer as well as the teams' official YouTube channels 

Listen to Leeds v Arsenal on radio

You can listen to the match on BBC Radio 5 Live

Leeds vs Arsenal team news

Leeds

The home side are set to be missing Dan James and Jaka Bijol, while Gabriel Gudmundsson is a doubt after missing Monday’s draw against Everton.

Facundo Buonanotte, previously on loan at Chelsea, is set to make his home debut for Leeds after making his bow as a substitute against the Toffees.

Arsenal

David Raya, Gabriel, Bukayo Saka, Martin Zubimendi and Leandro Trossard should all return after being handed the evening during the 3-2 Champions League win over Kairat Almaty - but are all set to return to the starting XI at Elland Road. 

See our predicted lineup piece here 

What the managers say: 

Daniel Farke: 

The Whites have lost only one of their last 11 in all competitions, but boss Daniel Farke is aware Mikel Arteta's table-topping Gunners will provide one of United's sternest tests to date

The German said: "To be honest, tough run of fixtures. We had already a few tough runs of fixtures and even during this period, a bit surprisingly perhaps, sometimes we have collected many, many points.

"For me it's also not important if we win perhaps points in games where to the outside world it's a bit more winnable, in comparison to playing some of the of the top sides.

"We want to make sure that we deliver our best possible performance each of the games and if you have a chance to win points against teams who are in the top positions then we also go for it.

"We know we face the best side in the Premier League so far," the boss added. "We face the best side in Europe so far. I don't take any encouragement and I'm far away from thinking, underestimating Arsenal's strength or think right now they are not in the best possible position.

"I think they will be back to their very best at the weekend, but this doesn't mean that we should shy away or have to crumble anyhow. So even if Arsenal is at its best anyhow, we want to make sure that we are competitive."

Mikel Arteta: 

"For sure we want to improve, we want to be better in every area, but with that sense as well of self-confidence and conviction that we are on the right path."

Head to head 

Played: 132

Leeds United wins: 41

Draws: 33

Arsenal wins: 54