Where to watch Arsenal vs Burnley live stream, TV channel, lineups, betting odds for Premier League game

After losing their unbeaten record to Newcastle United, Arsenal are eager to return to winning ways in the Premier League.

Burnley visit the Emirates Stadium on Saturday, providing a favourable matchup for the Gunners, given the Clarets' struggles since their return to the top flight. Vincent Kompany's side have taken just four points from 11 league games this season and are on a five-game losing streak in all competitions.

Arsenal's dominant performance against Sevilla during the week in the Champions League has renewed optimism, fueling expectations for securing three points in the upcoming weekend fixture.

The Gunners are undefeated in their previous 37 home matches against teams newly promoted to the league. It would be quite an upset if Kompany's Burnley could take three points against Mikel Arteta's men.

Here is how you can watch the action, plus the latest team news and betting odds.

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Arsenal vs Burnley live stream, TV channel

USA: Arsenal vs. Burnley will be available to watch via Peacock.

UK: Saturday's match will not be broadcast live in the UK, as it falls within the 3 p.m. window. Fans can follow updates via TalkSPORT 2 radio.

Canada: Premier League matches can be seen in Canada all season long on Fubo, the nation's leading streaming service for world-class soccer.

Australia: Australia's sole broadcaster for the Premier League is Optus Sport, who recently signed a new deal to telecast the product Down Under for the next six seasons until 2028.

What time does Arsenal vs Burnley kick off?

This Premier League match at the Emirates kicks off on Saturday, November 11 at 3:00 p.m. local time in London, England.

Here's how that time translates across some of the major territories around the globe:

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Arsenal vs Burnley projected lineups & team news

Bukayo Saka limped off the field towards the end of Wednesday's victory over Sevilla, seemingly injuring his ankle. In Arteta's post-match media conference, he addressed the injury to his star player, saying: "It was just a kick and I was told by the physios on the radio he wasn't happy to continue." He added on Friday that Saka would face a late fitness test.

Takehiro Tomiyasu also exited the game at halftime due to discomfort. Eddie Nketiah and captain Martin Odegaard face tight timelines to prove their fitness for the upcoming fixture.

Arsenal projected starting lineup (4-3-3): Raya (GK) — White, Saliba, Gabriel, Zinchenko — Havertz, Jorginho, Rice — Saka, Trossard, Martinelli.

Burnley midfielder Josh Cullen is back in contention after serving his suspension. However, five players are set to miss the game due to injury or illness.

Manuel Benson, Aaron Ramsey, Michael Obafemi, and Ameen Al-Dakhil are all out due to injuries, while Lyle Foster is absent due to mental health reasons.

Burnley projected starting lineup (4-5-1): Trafford (GK) — Roberts, O'Shea, Beyer, Taylor — Gudmundsson, Berge, Brownhill, Cullen, Koleosho — Amdouni. 

Arsenal vs Burnley betting odds & lines

Arsenal have only won four of their most recent eight games in all competitions, losing three in that same span, so their form is not quite what it could be.

However, it seems almost certain they will have too much for a Burnley side who have struggled badly since making the step back up to the Premier League. The Clarets have lost all of their most recent five matches across all competitions, conceding at least twice in each of those games. Given Arsenal dispatched Burnley's fellow promoted side Sheffield United 5-0 at the Emirates in late October, it's hard not to expect a similar outcome.

Prediction: Arsenal 4-0 Burnley