Arsenal vs Everton in the Premier League is must-watch action, and here's your complete guide to catching the match live on Saturday, October 24. The reigning champions host the Toffees at the Emirates Stadium with kick-off set for 3pm BST (10am ET). Whether you're in the US, Canada, or elsewhere, we've got you covered with TV channels and streaming options.
Match Details: Arsenal vs Everton
Date: Saturday, October 24
Kick-off: 3pm BST / 10am ET
Venue: Emirates Stadium, London
Arsenal have been formidable at home this season, winning all four league matches at the Emirates, scoring 10 goals and conceding just twice. Everton, meanwhile, sit eighth in the table and will look to bounce back from a 2-0 defeat to Chelsea.
How to Watch Arsenal vs Everton
United States
In the US, the match will be streamed live on Fubo. A subscription is required, but Fubo offers a free trial for new users. Kick-off is at 10am ET, so set your alarms.
Canada
Canadian viewers can also stream the match on Fubo. Check local listings for any additional broadcast options.
UK and Ireland
In the UK, the match is not available on traditional TV due to the 3pm blackout rule. However, you can follow live text commentary and radio coverage via BBC Sport and talkSPORT.
What to Watch For
Arsenal's home form has been impeccable, but the absence of Bukayo Saka through injury could blunt their attacking edge. The Gunners grinded out a 1-0 win at Nottingham Forest last time out and then went toe-to-toe with Bayern Munich in the Champions League. Everton, under David Moyes, are well-organized and will look to frustrate the hosts.
Everton's best chance of a result lies in defensive discipline and set-pieces. Arsenal's midfield depth, however, has been a key strength this season, allowing them to control games even without key attackers. The Toffees will need to be at their best to contain the Gunners' press.
Key Players and Tactical Battle
Arsenal's midfield has been a cornerstone of their success, with summer signings adding quality and depth. Everton will rely on their experienced defenders to keep the likes of Gabriel Jesus and Martin Odegaard quiet. The battle in midfield could decide the outcome.
- Arsenal's home record: 4 wins from 4, 10 goals scored, 2 conceded.
- Everton's position: 8th in the table, looking to rebound from a 2-0 loss to Chelsea.
- Injury concern: Bukayo Saka is out for Arsenal, potentially reducing their attacking potency.
- Streaming: Available on Fubo in the US and Canada.
- Kick-off time: 3pm BST / 10am ET on Saturday, October 24.
Recent Form and Head-to-Head
| Team | Last 5 League Results | Home/Away Form |
|---|---|---|
| Arsenal | W, W, D, W, W | 4 home wins, 10 goals scored, 2 conceded |
| Everton | L, W, D, W, L | 8th in table, 2-0 loss to Chelsea last time out |
Arsenal have won the last three meetings between the sides at the Emirates, scoring seven goals without reply. Everton's last victory in North London came in 2021.
FAQ
What time is Arsenal vs Everton kick-off?
The match kicks off at 3pm BST (10am ET) on Saturday, October 24, at the Emirates Stadium.
How can I watch Arsenal vs Everton in the USA?
In the USA, the match is available to stream on Fubo. A subscription is required, but a free trial is offered for new customers.
Is Bukayo Saka playing for Arsenal vs Everton?
Bukayo Saka is sidelined with an injury and will not feature. His absence could impact Arsenal's attacking threat.
What are Arsenal's home stats this season?
Arsenal have won all four home league matches, scoring 10 goals and conceding just twice at the Emirates Stadium.
Final Thoughts
Arsenal will be eager to maintain their perfect home record and keep pace at the top of the table. Everton, meanwhile, will aim to spring a surprise and climb the standings. With Saka out, the Gunners may need to rely on their midfield depth to break down a resilient Everton side. For more on how Arsenal's midfield has evolved, see our analysis of Arsenal midfield depth sends title warning to rivals.
The tactical battle will be fascinating, especially with Everton looking to recover from their Chelsea defeat. Arsenal's press has been a key weapon, as we explored in Chelsea midfield woes exposed by Arsenal press. Everton must find a way to cope with that intensity.
Off the pitch, Arsenal's recent transfer strategy has focused on continuity, as discussed in Arsenal transfer window: continuity over big names. That approach has built a squad capable of competing on multiple fronts.
Looking ahead, Arsenal's title ambitions are boosted by their strong start, and our piece on Arsenal's Premier League title relief boosts confidence explains why belief is growing. Meanwhile, Everton will need to be at their best to avoid another setback.
For a broader perspective on Arsenal's evolution under Mikel Arteta, read Mikel Arteta Arsenal contract extension until 2030. The manager's long-term vision is clearly bearing fruit.
Finally, as the January transfer window approaches, Arsenal have been linked with midfield reinforcements like Bruno Guimarães. Our report on Arsenal target Bruno Guimarães transfer: Newcastle departure covers the latest developments.