How to watch Arsenal vs Man Utd on TV - what channel is Arsenal v Man Utd on? Live stream info for USA clash

Arsenal are back in action on Saturday as they step up their pre-season preparations Stateside.

The Gunners blew away the MLS All-Stars with a 5-0 win earlier in the week, and they will now go up against stiffer opposition in Manchester United in New Jersey. Mikel Arteta will only have been concerned about fitness up until this point, but he will want to see his men showing tactical progression from this point, especially given the next two pre-season tests will be against Premier League opposition.

Here we round up all you need to know about Arsenal’s next pre-season clash, against Manchester United.

When is Arsenal vs Man Utd?

Arsenal vs Manchester United will take place on Saturday, July 22 at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, USA.

The clash is set to kick off at 11pm UK time and 6pm USA Eastern time.

Is Arsenal vs Man Utd on TV?

This game is available for live stream across Arsenal and United’s official streaming platforms.

MUTV subscribers can tune in to coverage from 9pm, while Arsenal are offering a streaming package for the game costing an initial £4.99, but the price will rise to £6.99 from the early hours of Saturday morning.

Highlights details

The two clubs may well post clips of the game on their social media pages during the game itself, but in any case, they will make highlights available on their YouTube channels from Sunday morning.

MUTV will also carry extended highlights at various times on Sunday for subscribers to catch.

Arsenal’s pre season fixtures (UK dates)

Here is a full list of Arsenal’s remaining pre-season fixtures:

Arsenal vs Man Utd - July 22- USA (New Jersey)

Arsenal vs Barcelona - July 27 - USA (Los Angeles)

Arsenal vs AS Monaco - August 2 - Emirates Stadium

What has Mikel Arteta said?

After Arsenal’s pre-season win over the MLS All Stars, Arteta said of his new signings: “They are and we have to find that fluidity within the game, and those relationships. That’s something that is difficult to predict as a coach what’s going to work, but sometimes whether it’s on the pitch or sitting at the table, and they find that chemistry between them.

“Especially, in the first half, the way we started, we were a bit suffocated with the weather, and we started to give too many simple balls away, and we could not really control the game. But it was true that we were exceptional in both boxes today; every time we were in the final third in good positions, we put the ball in the back of the net, and we have to defend moments in those transitions when we give the ball away. I think we defended really well, as well.”

What has Erik ten Hag said?

Speaking about his side’s win over Lyon, United boss Erik ten Hag said: “So, first half, how we started, three massive chances from the start but that is straight, the criticism, you have to score, you have to net. That was already our problem last year and we have to realise that, we have to be more ruthless and clinical in those situations.

“But we create them and from good pressing and good turnovers, so I’m happy with that. I think in the first half, it was a really competitive game and, in the second half, we totally dominated the game by being in their half, staying in their half and, like you said, there were some young lads who made very good impressions.”