On November 8, Sunderland vs Arsenal will take place at the Stadium of Light, kicking off at 17:30, live on Sky Sports. The Arsenal train continues to rumble along, with 12 wins and one draw since an early-season defeat against Liverpool. Mikel Arteta’s team also holds a 100% record in this season’s Champions League and are in the quarter-final of the Carabao Cup, in addition to being top in the Premier League. Here is our Arsenal predicted lineup, betting odds, and streaming information for the November 8 clash.
Arsenal Predicted Lineup, Betting Odds and Streaming Info for Sunderland Clash
Arsenal’s Recent Form
Since suffering an early-season defeat to Liverpool, Arsenal have looked impressive, lining up in their consistent 4-3-3 formation. Despite some injuries to key players, the Arsenal defence has been mainly consistent, with David Raya starting in goal. Jurrien Timber, Gabriel Magalhães, William Saliba, and Riccardo Calafiori have formed the defence, which has been central to their excellent early form.
Arsenal don’t look like conceding a goal, while their attack are taking their chances. Despite playing away this weekend against a Sunderland team in great form themselves, Arsenal are understandably starting red-hot favourites with most bookies, with most having Arteta’s team at 4/11, with The Black Cats priced at around 4/1 in most places.
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For UK viewers, the Arsenal game will be broadcast live on Sky Sports.
Arsenal fans in the U.S. can catch the action on fuboTV, UNIVERSO NOW, Peacock, Telemundo Deportes En Vivo, Amazon Prime Video, or NBC UNIVERSO.
Arsenal Injuries to Consider
At the pre-match press conference, Arteta spoke about the club’s ongoing injury problems, but did confirm there were no new ones:
“No, no news. We remain the same, and there’s nobody new that can join the squad, so all the same.”
Arteta also spoke about Gabriel Jesus being back in training:
“It’s about making the steps day by day in a different surrounding. He’s been doing everything on his own; now he’s got very competitive players around him, and let’s see how he copes with that. But he’s full of energy, I love the reaction of all his teammates when he first joined us and it’s great to have him back.”
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The Gunners boss was asked about Odegaard, Havertz, Madueke, Gyokeres and Martinelli not being available:
“I cannot confirm all of that, but you are not far off,” said Arteta.
Asked to clarify whether any players would be back after the international break, Arteta said:
“Some of them, all of them, I don’t know. There are a lot of things that have to happen in the next two weeks and everything has to be perfect, but I think we’ll be very close with most of them to be in a really strong position.”
Arsenal Predicted Lineup
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