Everton face one of the toughest tests of the season as they make the trip to the Emirates Stadium to face Arsenal.
After the Toffees’ Merseyside derby against Liverpool was postponed last week, Sean Dyche’s side have had an extra week to prepare, but still have some distance between themselves and the bottom three.
Arsenal meanwhile were in action midweek as they beat Monaco in the Champions League and will be looking to back up a strong win with another one this weekend.
With that, here is everything you need to know ahead of the Blues’ trip to the capital.
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Arsenal vs Everton kick-off time & date
Everton head to the Emirates Stadium this weekend to face the Gunners on Saturday in what promises to be an exciting Premier League clash.
Date: Saturday 14 December 2024
Stadium: Emirates Stadium, London, UK
Kick off time: 3:00 PM GMT
What channel is Arsenal vs Everton on?
UK viewers won’t be able to watch live coverage of Arsenal vs Everton due to the blackout rule imposed on Saturday 3:00 PM kick offs by the government.
Highlights will be available to watch on the Sky Sports’ YouTube channel as well as Match of the Day on BBC One.
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Arsenal vs Everton livestream
Since there is no live TV broadcast, there will also be no livestream available of the game to stream.
Fans will have to wait for the highlights to drop on Sky Sports’ social media channels and when Match of the Day appears on BBC iPlayer.
Arsenal vs Everton H2H
Saturday’s meeting will be the 224th competitive meeting between the two teams, who have both been stablemates in the top flight for many years.
Everton have won 65 of those games while Arsenal have been the more successful, winning 112 of the encounters. The other 46 have been draws.
Date Result
19 May 2024 Arsenal 2-1 Everton
17 September 2023 Everton 0-1 Arsenal
1 March 2023 Arsenal 4-0 Everton
4 February 2023 Everton 1-0 Arsenal
22 May 2022 Arsenal 5-1 Everton
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Everton team news
There is hope that Michael Keane will be available in time after he was set to miss out on last week’s derby with a knee ligament injury picked up earlier this month.
James Garner has been spotted training with the Toffees but, like Tim Iroegbunam, is still a few weeks off from returning.
No return date has been scheduled in for Youssef Chermiti as of yet, but he is also closer to returning.
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