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Arsenal hosts Wigan Athletic in the FA Cup later today; here is how to watch the game, TV channel, live stream details, and early team news for the game at the Emirates Stadium
James Findlater Content Editor 08:25, 15 Feb 2026 This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Learn more
Mikel Arteta will be aiming to guide Arsenal to the fifth round of the FA Cup(Image: Getty Images)
Arsenal will be aiming to avoid a major upset in the FA Cup later as its hosts League One side Wigan Athletic in the fourth round.
Mikel Arteta's side is still in the hunt for four trophies this season, and the Gunners' boss can go another step closer to repeating his 2020 cup triumph as they look to book their place in Monday's fifth-round draw.
The hosts will of course be huge favorites, with Wigan sitting in the relegation zone in its division and facing dropping into League Two next season. Having fired manager Ryan Lowe last week, the visitors could use a distraction right now, and what a feat it would be to beat the current Premier League leaders.
Here's everything you need to know about how to watch Arsenal vs Wigan in the United States and UK today.
What time is kick-off?
It's a 4:30 pm kick-off UK time at the Emirates Stadium.
For fans in the US, that means the game starts at 11:30 am Eastern Time and 8:30 am Pacific Time.
Is the game on TV?
The game is available to watch for UK viewers on TNT Sports 1, with coverage getting underway at 4 pm. The game can be streamed via Discovery+.
Fans in the US will also be able to watch all the action, with live coverage and streaming available via ESPN+.
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Early team news
Kai Havertz is back on the sidelines after picking up a muscular injury, with the forward looking set to miss the next couple of weeks at least.
William Saliba though could return after missing the midweek trip to Brentford through illness. The defender did train ahead of that game, but was deemed not fit enough to take part.
Martin Odegaard appeared to take a blow to his knee against the Bees, and may well be rested today. Elsewhere, Mikel Merino remains out after undergoing surgery on his foot, while Max Dowman has been back in training after an ankle problem.
As for the visitors, Wigan could be without James Carragher, son of Liverpool legend Jamie, with the defender having missed back-to-back games after picking up a knock.
Forward Harry McHugh is also set to remain out, but midfielder Baba Adeeko and left-back Luke Robinson are both expected to be back in contention.
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