Two of the Premier League’s representatives in the Europa League come face-to-face in north London on Sunday night.
Arsenal host Leicester City at the Emirates, fresh off the back of their … away at Rapid Vienna and … at home to Zorya Luhansk respectively.
The two teams go into Sunday’s match evenly matched; both have picked up nine points from their opening five matches.
Jamie Vardy scored a late equaliser for the Foxes when they last visited in July, a goal that was enough for him to earn the Golden Boot as the Premier League’s top scorer.
What time is Arsenal vs Leicester?
Kick-off at the Emirates is at 7.15pm on Sunday.
The other two Premier League fixtures being played on Sunday are Southampton vs Everton - who go into the weekend top of the table - at 2pm, and Wolves vs Newcastle at 4.30pm.
The weekend’s league fixtures are rounded off on Monday when West Brom go to Brighton and Burnley host Tottenham Hotspur.
Arsenal vs Leicester TV channel and live stream
Unlike Sunday’s other two Premier League games, which are both on Sky Sports, Arsenal vs Leicester is on pay-per-view TV.
The match is being shown on Sky Sports Box Office, costing fans - even if they’re already Sky Sports subscribers - £14.95 each.
Box Office can be found at channel 491 on Sky boxes, while fans can also purchase the match online.
The game can only be viewed on the device used for the purchase.
Follow all the action here.
Arsenal vs Leicester odds
Last time Leicester played away from home in the Premier League they put FIVE past Manchester City.
But since then the Foxes have lost back to back home games to West Ham and Aston Villa.
As a result they are a long 14/5 to win at The Emirates on Sunday, with the home win just 10/11 with thepools.com.
The Gunners have won both their Premier League home matches this season 2-1, and a repeat of that scoreline for a third time is 15/2.
Both teams were in Thursday night Europa League action so had no extra time to prepare, although Arsenal travelled back from Austria while Leicester were at home to Zorya.
For individual form guides, Jamie Vardy has scored five goals in his two away games this season - four from the penalty spot.
Odds collected from thepools.com and are subject to change.
