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How to watch Liverpool vs Arsenal: Live stream English Premier League, TV channel

Premier League titleholder Arsenal aims to rebound from major disappointment at Liverpool on Sunday. How to watch Liverpool vs Arsenal Arsenal is back in Premier League action and hoping to move to the top of the table when it makes…

How to watch Liverpool vs Arsenal: Live stream English Premier League, TV channel

Premier League champions Arsenal are set to travel to Liverpool on Sunday, November 1, 2026, in an attempt to turn their recent fortunes around. The Gunners face a challenging prospect after suffering a heartbreaking Carabao Cup defeat at the hands of League Two side Fleetwood Town.

Arsenal's poor form at Anfield is well-documented, with their last victory at the stadium dating back to September 2012. The reds, on the other hand, have had a relatively smoother run, but their most recent loss was a 3-0 drubbing at the hands of Manchester City three weeks ago.

Injury concerns loom for both sides. Arsenal will be without 16-year-old Max Dowman, who received a red card during their recent defeat, while Liverpool hopes that Domink Szoboszlai and Victor Munoz will be fit to face their north London rivals.

BBC Sport reports that Arsenal's squad is rotated, raising questions about the depth of their lineup. The mood at the club is described as "sad" by manager Mikel Arteta following their exit from the Carabao Cup.

To catch the action live, viewers can tune in on NBCSN or Telemundo starting at 11:30 AM EDT. Fubo, a live TV streaming service, offers access to the match, along with a range of other sports and entertainment channels. A free trial is available for those interested in testing the service.

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