Leicester City v Arsenal live stream, BT Sport, Sunday 28 February, 12pm GMT
Arsenal will be looking to build on Thursday’s victory over Benfica when they take on Leicester this weekend.
Mikel Arterta’s came from behind to beat the Portuguese side 3-2 in the second leg of their Europa League last-32 tie. That was an excellent result for the Gunners, even though they did not make things easy for themselves. Arsenal will now turn their attention back to the Premier League, having dropped into the bottom half of the table after Leeds beat Southampton on Tuesday. Arteta’s men are up against it if they want to qualify for Europe via their league position, and the Spaniard will no doubt begin to feel the pressure again unless Arsenal climb back up the table soon.
Leicester were knocked out of the Europa League on Thursday, as Slavia Prague ran out 2-0 winners at the King Power Stadium. The Foxes did not do enough to advance to the last 16, and the assessment of their season will now heavily depend on whether they get over the line in the race for the top four. Leicester currently sit third and have a six-point cushion above fifth place, but a late-season collapse in 2019/20 will be on the minds of the club’s supporters.
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Bukayo Saka was the star of Arsenal’s defeat of Benfica and he will be key to their hopes of winning this weekend. Arteta, though, will not be able to make use of Rob Holding, who is out after suffering a bout of concussion. Arsenal have no fresh injury concerns, and Thomas Partey is now back in contention after appearing as a substitute on Thursday.
Leicester will have to make do without James Justin, who is out until next term with a knee injury. Ayoze Perez, Wesley Fofana, Dennis Praet and Wes Morgan are also on the treatment table, while attacking midfielder James Maddison is considered a doubt due to a hip injury.
Kick-off is at 12pm GMT and the game is being shown on BT Sport 1 in the UK. See below for watching details where you are.
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