Arsenal - Brighton: times, how to watch on TV, stream online | Premier League

If you are looking for good Football, you have come to the right place! It can’t get better than Arsenal vs Brighton, Arteta vs De Zerbi, two managers who are trying to change the sport. Their teams play the possession Game well, try to work the ball from deep down and bring it forward, attacking the spaces.

Arsenal come into the match sitting second in the Premier League, having lost 1-0 at Aston Villa last time out in the English top flight. Meanwhile, eighth-placed Brighton tied 1-1 against Burnley.

Stream Arsenal vs Brighton live on fuboTV.

What time does Arsenal vs Brighton start?

The Premier League matchday-17 game between Arsenal and Brighton will be played at the Emirates Stadium in London, UK, on Sunday 17 December 2023, with kick-off at 9:00 a.m. ET / 6:00 a.m. PT.

How can I watch Arsenal vs Brighton?

The following channels will be broadcasting the Game live in the US: USA Network and Telemundo.

You can watch a live stream of the Game on fuboTV (free trial available).

Form guide for Arsenal vs Brighton

Let's have a look at the most recent Games for these two teams:

Arsenal

  • 12 December 2023: PSV 1-1 Arsenal
  • 9 December 2023: Arsenal 0-1 Aston Villa 
  • 5 December 2023: Luton 3-4 Arsenal
  • 2 December 2023: Arsenal 2-1 Wolves
  • 29 November 2023: Arsenal 6-0 Lens

Brighton

  • 14 December 2023: Brighton 1-0 Marseille
  • 9 December 2023: Brighton 1-1 Burnley
  • 6 December 2023: Brighton 2-1 Brentford
  • 3 December 2023: Chelsea 3-2 Brighton 
  • 30 November 2023: AEK Athens 0-1 Brighton

Arsenal vs Brighton prediction

Not an easy one to predict. They both have great teams that really want to play ball and keep possession. They both need to win this one: Arsenal to keep fighting for the tittle and Brighton to try to get into Europe.

Prediction: Arsenal 1-0 Brighton.

  • Referee Tim Robinson
  • Stadium Emirates Stadium
  • TV DAZN

Table

Table Pts. P W D L
1
LIV
37 16 11 4 1
2
ARS
36 16 11 3 2
3
AST
35 16 11 2 3
4
MNC
33 16 10 3 3
5
TOT
30 16 9 3 4
Table Pts. P W D L
6
MNU
27 16 9 0 7
7
NEW
26 16 8 2 6
8
BHA
26 16 7 5 4
9
WHA
24 16 7 3 6
10
FUL
21 16 6 3 7
Leaders

Arsenal, ARS

Brighton and Hove Albion, BHA

Total goals scored
Bukayo Saka
5
Evan Ferguson
6
Total goalkeeper saves
David Raya
17
Jason Steele
23
Shot assist
Bukayo Saka
39
Groß
37
Fouls committed
Kai Havertz
18
Evan Ferguson
14
Fouls received
Bukayo Saka
35
João Pedro
30
Total number of red cards receive from both 2nd yellows and straight reds
Takehiro Tomiyasu
1
Lewis Dunk
1
Player receives a yellow card for an infringement
Kai Havertz
4
Lewis Dunk
4
Recoveries of possession
David Raya
99
Lewis Dunk
82
Passes per game
William Saliba
80.1
Lewis Dunk
106.5

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