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Two of Liverpool's potential Premier League title rivals meet in Singapore on Sunday as the clubs steps up their preparations ahead of the new season.
For Arsenal, this week has been dominated by news of two further arrivals, in the form of Christian Mosquera and Viktor Gyokeres. Neither is expected to be involved in the friendly against Newcastle United at the National Stadium, but their arrivals could mark the end of the Gunners' summer arrivals.
Arsenal's six summer signings is in stark contrast to its opponent, with Newcastle only making one major addition this window: Anthony Elanga. But the recent news surrounding the club has been dominated by the potential exit of Alexander Isak.
Here's everything you need to know about Sunday's fixture.
What time is kick-off?
The game kicks off at 07:30 ET and 04:30 PT. In the UK, the match begins at 12:30 BST.
Is the match on TV?
For fans in the UK, the match can be streamed via Arsenal and Newcastle's website and apps. It will cost £4.99 on both clubs' platforms to view the game.
As for in the US, the clash between the Premier League clubs is available to watch on Paramount + and can be streamed via Peacock.
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Early team news
As discussed, Newcastle will be without Isak, who hasn't travelled with the team to Asia.
The official reason for his absence has been attributed to a thigh injury, although Eddie Howe admitted in his pre-match press conference that the striker's future remains uncertain.
Joelinton missed last week's pre-season defeat to Celtic with a knock but should be fine to take on Arsenal, while Lewis Hall remains ruled out due to a long-term issue.
As for Mikel Arteta's side, they're not expected to call upon the services of new signings Mosquera and Gyokeres. Noni Madueke, Gabriel Jesus and Jurrien Timber are expected to miss out.
Summer arrivals Christian Norgaard, Martin Zubimendi and Kepa Arrizabalaga have already featured this summer and should play against Newcastle.
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