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Arsenal is on a high as it turns its attention back to matters in the Champions League, with Mikel Arteta’s side looking to make it two wins out of two in the competition later.
The Gunners host Olympiacos in their second league phase game, and having claimed a dramatic victory at Newcastle at the weekend to put the pressure on Premier League leaders Liverpool, they’ll be looking to keep their momentum going.
The north London side will be expected to see off their Greek visitors, who opened their account with a goalless draw against Cypriot side Pafos two weeks ago.
Here's everything you need to know about how to watch Arsenal vs Olympiacos in the United States and UK on Saturday.
What time is kick-off?
It's an 8 pm kick-off UK time at the Emirates Stadium - which will be good news for fans in the US.
For them, it's 3 pm Eastern Time and 12 noon Pacific Time.
Is the match on TV?
The game will be broadcast on TNT Sports 1 and TNT Sports Ultimate in the UK, with coverage getting underway from 7 pm. Streaming is available on Discovery+.
As for viewers in the US, the game can be watched live and streamed on Paramount+.
Paramount+ offers plans starting at 7.99 and allows you to stream tons of movies, shows, and live television. You can stream the NFL on CBS, UEFA Champions League, and more, so you’ll never miss a game.
Early team news
Arsenal remains without Kai Havertz and Gabriel Jesus, while Noni Madueke was added to the injury list last week, with Arteta still awaiting more information on the winger’s knee problem.
"He hasn't had a [second] scan yet so he needs to wait a little bit more still with the brace and everything," Arteta said ahead of tonight’s game. "So he's still in a stage where everything is super protective and once he comes out of that and has the scan we'll have more clarity about it."
Piero Hincapie looks set to miss out later as well with a minor groin injury, having been left out of the squad at Newcastle at the weekend.
As for Olympiacos, the visitors face doubts over Ukrainian striker Roman Yaremchuk and right-back Rodinei.
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