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Arsenal host Leicester City at the Emirates Stadium after opening their account in the new season with an impressive victory over Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park last weekend.

Mikel Arteta’s men showed strength and the determination to succeed against Crystal Palace last weekend. The Gunners opened the scoring through Gabriel Martinelli and ramped up the win through an own goal.

Visitors Leicester City gave away a two-goal lead as Brentford came from behind to force a draw at the King Power Stadium. The Foxes are one of few Premier League teams inactive in the transfer market.

Arsenal has won their last two matches against Leicester City, and each result ended on a two-goal cushion. The Gunners also kept clean sheets in the each of the meetings.

What is the kickoff time for Arsenal vs Leicester City

The match will kick off at 3:00 PM BST British Summer Time Saturday, August 13 2022.

UK (BST) 03:00 PM

CEST: 04:30 PM

Eastern Time: 10:00 AM

Central Time: 09:00 AM

Mountain Time: 08:00 AM

Pacific Time: 07:00 AM

Gulf Standard Time: 06:00 PM

Indian Standard Time: 07:30 PM

Where to watch Arsenal vs Leicester City on TV and live stream

The match between Arsenal and Leicester City will not be available on TV in the United Kingdom (UK), But you can follow live commentary on BBC Radio 5 Live. In the United States (US), You can watch the match on Peacock via streaming and SiriusXM FC

UK: BBC Radio 5 Live

US: Peacock and SiriusXM FC

Canada: fuboTV Canada

Australia: Optus Sport

Germany: Sky Sport 7/HD, Sky Sport 4/HD, Sky Go and WOW

India: Star Sports Select HD2, Hotstar VIP, Star Sports Select 2 and JioTV

Netherlands: Viaplay Netherlands

Portugal: Eleven Sports 2 Portugal

The Middle East and North Africa: beIN Sports Premium 2 and beIN SPORTS CONNECT

Brazil: ESPN, GUIGO, NOW NET e Claro and Star+

Rest of Africa: SuperSport Variety 3 and DStv App

Spain: Movistar+, DAZN and DAZN 2

Arsenal fans have been talking tough following the club’s victory in the Premier League opening day clash with Crystal Palace. The Gunners were impressive, most notably in the first half.

Although the team played well, Crystal Palace successfully exposed the team’s weakness, which Mikel Arteta must address.

Gabriel Jesus, Martinelli Oleksandr Zinchenko and William Saliba did an excellent job on the night and could be in the starting lineup to face Leicester City in the club’s first home game.

“They’ve had some good games – I watched the game against Sevilla, and they’ve been together for a long time. – Mikel Arteta on the game against Leicester City

“It’s a really strong squad with a manager and coaching staff that have been doing a fantastic job and have huge experience in the league. It’s always difficult for them.

Leicester City lost a two-goal lead to Brentford last weekend. The Foxes, inactive in the transfer market, would hope to get back in shape against Arsenal.