What TV channel is Arsenal vs Leeds United on? How to watch

Arsenal are gearing up for another crucial battle in their bid for a top-four finish.

The Spaniard has turned the tide at the Emirates Stadium this season and as a result will remain in place until 2025.

Arsenal will want to celebrate the manager’s new contract with a win this weekend to maintain their lead in the top four race, especially when Tottenham face Liverpool.

But Leeds have their own business to look after, facing an uphill battle to avoid relegation amid a tough roster.

That makes this game a potential banana for ADCs, and before the game we’ve put together all the details you need to tweak.

Arsenal vs Leeds will take place on Sunday, May 8 at Emirates Stadium.

The clash is scheduled to begin at 2pm.

This fixture will be shown on Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event.

On Sky Sports Premier League, coverage will begin at 1pm and end at 4pm.

On the Main Event, coverage starts at 2pm and ends at 4pm.

Sky Sports will post highlight clips of the match on their social media while the action is underway.

The extended highlights will be shown on Match of the Day 2 on BBC1 at 10:30pm on Sunday.

Clubs will also post highlights on their YouTube channels at some point on Monday.

Takehiro Tomiyasu is back for the weekend and should be fine here, despite his cramp last weekend.

Meanwhile, Arteta has confirmed that Ben White will be fit to play despite his absence last week.

Kieran Tierney and Thomas Partey are both absent here due to long-term problems.

As for Leeds, Stuart Dallas has to be out for a long time after breaking a bone last time.

Adam Forshaw, Crysencio Summerville and Tyler Roberts are also sidelined, while Patrick Bamford is unlikely to return in time.

On the plus side, Liam Cooper might be a good fit to play.

Arsenal is a good candidate with the bookies here, as you would expect.

Gunner is rated 2/5 by Bet365.

Meanwhile, Leeds is handicapped 6/1 and the draw is valued at 4/1.

Arsenal have a great head-to-head record against Leeds, winning 9 of the last 11 meetings and not losing a match.

Leeds have not beaten Arsenal since 2003 when they won 3-2 in the Premier League.

It’s worth noting, though, that the two teams have met only four times between 2004 and 2020, and all of those matches have been in the FA Cup, with Leeds playing in a lower division.

However, the overall performance between the two clubs is still quite close.

Arsenal have won 50 games, while Leeds have won 41 so far and have 33 draws.

Both sides need a win here for very different reasons.