Is Arsenal vs Liverpool on TV? Live stream, how to watch for free and highlights details

Arsenal are now preparing for their next pre-season clash in the United States, with a clash with Liverpool schedule for Wednesday night local time. The Gunners defeated Manchester United in the States over the weekend, and they will be looking to continue their preparations with another win against a potential title rival.

Having appointed Arne Slot over the summer, there are question marks over what level Liverpool will compete at this coming season, but they will be expecting to be in the top four as a minimum. It will be an intriguing clash with the Premier League season fast approaching, and here we have rounded up all the details on how to watch it.

When is Arsenal vs Liverpool?

The pre-season friendly between Arsenal and Liverpool will take place at 12.30am on Thursday, August 1 UK time. It will kick off at 7.30pm on Wednesday, July 31 local time.

The fixture will take place at the home of the Philadelphia Eagles, Lincoln Financial Field, in the Pennsylvania, United States.

Is Arsenal vs Liverpool on TV?

This fixture will be broadcast across club channels at a fee. Through Arsenal.com, the fixture can currently be purchased for a price of £4.99, while LFCTV Go is available on a monthly subscription for £4.99 per month, while the first month is free for new subscribers at time of writing. Both options offer live streaming from mobile devices.

Highlights details

Both clubs will post highlights of the fixture on their respective YouTube channels at some point on Thursday morning. Sky Sports News have also been carrying highlights clips of these pre-season friendlies, so it will be worth keeping an eye on the channel on Thursday morning or afternoon.

What Mikel Arteta has said

Arteta said of his side’s current state after the recent win over United: “There are obviously different layers and different things that we have to improve and get better at, but I think we have good foundations at the moment. The spirit is good, the way the boys are working and applying themselves, that will that they have to compete and win is there, and I’ve tried to maximise the last two weeks to give them the best possible foundation.”

On what he told his players, he added: “It’s a test. There are not three points but there are a lot of things on the table and you could see that. I think both teams were the same. Man United competed at the highest level as well and that’s what you want, you want to get well-prepared for the matches we have in the league and in the Champions League. You need to have a good understanding of where your team is as quickly as possible.”

What Arne Slot has said

On his side’s win over Real Betis, Slot said: “If I'm coaching my team I'm only focused on 11 players. What can they do? What can they do better? Which positions they have to take, which choices do they make? So I'm not so aware constantly of coaching Liverpool or the amount of fans that are there. My focus is mainly on the team and where I can help them during the game or during half-time. Of course it's a nice experience to play in front of the fans, because they were there with a lot of people even here in the USA. Like I said, mainly focused on the players and not as much focused on the fans, but it's nice to play in front of them and to have them here as well.”