The midweek activity of the Premier League is escalating with Arsenal hosting Brentford to the Emirates stadium and in a very important London derby. The Gunners are sitting on the summit of the table with an undefeated domestic run as yet this season and are matched against a Brentford side that has given signs of genius upon the road despite an erratic away record.
Date and Kick-Off Time
- USA (ET): 2:30 PM
- USA (PT): 11:30 AM
- Canada (ET): 2:30 PM
- Australia (AEDT): 6:30 AM (December 4)
- India (IST): 1:00 AM (December 4)
- Europe (CET): 8:30 PM
Venue
The action unfolds at the iconic Emirates Stadium in North London, Arsenal’s fortress with a capacity of over 60,000. Home to the Gunners since 2006, it’s sold out for this fixture, with atmosphere guaranteed under the floodlights. If you’re attending in person, gates open two hours priorโarrive early for the pre-match buzz.
TV Channels by Region
Premier League matches are broadcast worldwide through a mix of traditional TV and streaming partners. Here’s where to tune in for the Arsenal and Brentford game:
United Kingdom – Sky Sports dominates UK coverage. Catch the game live on Sky Sports Main Event (channel 401 on Sky, 511 on Virgin Media) and Sky Sports Premier League (channel 410).
United States – NBC Sports holds exclusive rights. Watch on NBC (for select games) or USA Network, with this midweek tie likely on USA.
Canada – DAZN Canada is your go-to, streaming all 380 Premier League matches live and on-demand for CAD $29.99/month (or $199.99/year).
Australia – Opt for Stan Sport, bundled with Stan’s base plan for AUD $25/month.
India and South Asia – JioTV and Disney+ Hotstar (via JioHotstar) provide live coverage on Star Sports Select channels.
Live Streaming Options
Streaming is king for flexibility. In the UK, Sky Go and NOW TV (day pass ยฃ14.99) let you watch on mobiles, tablets, or laptops. US fans get Peacock Premium ($5.99/month) for ad-supported streams.
Highlights, Replays, and More
Missed it? Full highlights drop on the Premier League YouTube channel 30 minutes post-match, plus extended clips on Sky Sports, NBC, and club sites.
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