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The top two teams in this season's Champions League face off on Wednesday as Arsenal welcomes Bayern Munich to the Emirates Stadium.
Mikel Arteta's men have been the best team in the Premier League this season, collecting 29 points from a possible 36, while they have a 100 percent record in Europe as well. Bayern has had an equally impressive start to the season, with another of Pep Guardiola's disciples – Vincent Kompany – showing his quality in the dugout.
The Bavarian club has won 17 of its 18 games in all competitions, including a victory over reigning European champion Paris Saint-Germain in its last Champions League game.
It promises to be an intriguing game in North London, but how can you watch it?
What time is kick-off?
The game between Arsenal and Bayern kicks off at 8pm GMT on Wednesday, November 24. That means it's a 3pm kick-off Eastern Time, and a 12pm kick-off Pacific Time.
Is the game on TV?
The game is being shown on TNT Sports 1 in the United Kingdom, with coverage getting underway at 7pm.
Fans in the United States can watch the action live on Paramount+.
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Team news
Kai Havertz and Viktor Gyokeres are both still out for Arsenal, as is center-back Gabriel, who sustained a muscle injury while on international duty with Brazil during the recent break.
Gabriel Jesus is a long-term absentee, but Martin Odegaard could be back in contention after returning to training this week.
"They [Gabriel Martinelli and Noni Madueke] are [available after returning to the squad over the weekend]," Arteta revealed during a press conference on Tuesday.
"And we're going to have a meeting now, to decide on Martin.
"He was very close for the previous game, so we are hopeful that tomorrow he can be in the squad as well."
As for Bayern, former Liverpool star Luis Diaz is out through suspension after being sent off in the last game, against Paris Saint-Germain.
Alphonso Davies and Jamal Musiala are long-term absentees, but Serge Gnabry could return after missing Bayern's 6-2 win over Freiburg over the weekend.
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