How to watch Arsenal vs Leeds? TV channel, live stream details, kick-off time

Mikel Arteta will be looking to extend Arsenal's perfect start to the Premier League campaign this weekend. The Gunners kicked off the new season with a 1-0 win over Manchester United at Old Trafford - getting themselves in front in the opening quarter of an hour.

The Red Devils piled on the pressure, but they couldn't find an equaliser. Speaking to reporters after the match, Arteta was delighted to see his side snatch three points despite not being at their best.

When Arsenal take on newly-promoted Leeds United this weekend, the Spaniard will be hoping to see a much-improved performance. So, with that being said, football.london has rounded up everything you need to know about the highly-anticipated clash;

What time does Arsenal vs Leeds kick-off?

Arsenal vs Leeds will kick-off at 5.30pm at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday, August 23. Assuming there are no extended breaks in play or stoppages, the final whistle will likely blow at around 7.30pm.

Who are the Arsenal vs Leeds match officials?

Jarred Gillett will referee Arsenal's match with Leeds on Saturday afternoon - and he'll be joined by his assistants Wade Smith and Scott Ledger. Darren England has been named as the fourth official; meanwhile, Craig Pawson is the Video Assistant Referee with Neil Davies acting as his assistant.

How can I watch Arsenal vs Leeds live on TV?

Arsenal versus Leeds will be shown live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League in the United Kingdom, with television coverage starting at 5pm.

How can I live stream Arsenal vs Leeds?

Arsenal's clash against Leeds will be available to stream in the United Kingdom on Now TV via all compatible TV, mobile, tablet, computer, console and streaming devices. There will also be live commentary of the match on football.london and BBC Radio 5 Live.

Will Eberechi Eze feature at the Emirates Stadium?

football.london understands that Eberechi Eze underwent his medical on Friday morning - ahead of his transfer to Arsenal from Crystal Palace. Arteta wants to integrate the 27-year-old midfielder into the group as soon as possible, but it's unlikely he'll be involved to play against Leeds.

Arsenal vs Leeds team news

Arsenal may be without a few players when they take on their newly-promoted opponents Leeds. Gabriel Jesus suffered an anterior cruciate ligament injury during the Gunners' defeat to Manchester United in the FA Cup third round at the start of the year.

In March, the 28-year-old striker announced that he had successfully completed the first seven weeks of his rehabilitation programme. Unfortunately for Arteta, Jesus remains out of action - and he's expected to return sometime in the Autumn.

Kai Havertz could miss the game with a knee injury. The 26-year-old forward, who missed most of the second half of last season, after tearing his hamstring during a warm weather training camp in Dubai, picked up a knock at Old Trafford in the curtain raiser last weekend.

Ben White is a doubt after he was forced off in the the 71st minute against United. The 27-year-old defender was helped off the pitch by club physio Simon Murphy, but he seemed fine.

Arsenal could welcome back Christian Norgaard. The 31-year-old midfielder, who joined the north Londoners from Brentford in July for £15m, missed the United last weekend.

Leeds will be without their captain, but they could welcome two new faces into the line-up. Ethan Ampadu went off with a medial collateral ligament injury in their season opener against Everton - while Dominic Calvert-Lewin is said to be in 'good shape' and Noah Okafor 'could feature' for the west Yorkshire side.

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