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Arsenal vs Leeds United: How to watch, TV channel and kick-off time for Premier League clash

Mark Smith

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Leeds United travel to Arsenal on Saturday afternoon in the Premier League.

Daniel Farke and his team welcome back the Premier League against the reigning champions.

The extended international break has felt like forever, and there isn't a bigger fixture to welcome Leeds back.

The Whites are currently fifth in the Premier League and unbeaten, holding the joint-best defence so far.

Arsenal are second behind Manchester City, but did enter the break off the back of a thrashing at Brighton in their first defeat.

As domestic football returns, MOT Leeds News has all of the details for you to get your fix immediately.

How can I watch Arsenal vs Leeds United?

After this three-week break, the Whites are in the earliest slot they could play in.

Leeds travel to the Emirates on Saturday, 10 October for a 12:30pm kick-off.

The game will be shown live on TNT Sports, with coverage beginning over an hour before for build-up.

Leeds will be hoping for a better early-season trip to North London than last year, where they were battered 5-0.

Mikel Arteta and Daniel Farke applauding side-by-side ahead of the Emirates Stadium
Triple injury update ahead of Leeds United clash vs Arsenal as footage shared

Injuries have hit Arsenal and Leeds hard

It hasn't been a kind international break for the Gunners, but the Whites and Farke won't mind.

Kai Havertz returned early from Germany, while Ezri Konsa has only just recently pulled up with England.

Add that to William Saliba being out long-term, as well as Declan Rice dropping out of camp completely, and Mikel Arteta has some issues.

Leeds and Farke will be without Joe Rodon definitely, with several other question marks being raised.

Harry Wilson dropped out of Wales duty but has had time to recover, while Jean-Matteo Bahoya has returned early from France with a new ankle injury.

Leeds weren't embarrassed much last season on their return to the big time, but Arsenal is one set of fixtures they'd like back.

Losing 9-0 across the two fixtures isn't good enough against anybody, but the Whites are different now.

With genuine quality added to their squad, there's further hope of a positive result on the road to continue this great start to the season.

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