How to watch Arsenal live streams from anywhere

Ben White of Arsenal celebrates scoring his team's first goal with teammates Jurrien Timber, Gabriel and Bukayo Saka during the Carabao Cup Semi Final First Leg match between Chelsea and Arsenal at Stamford Bridge on January 14, 2026 in London, England.
How to watch Arsenal live streams from anywhere (Image credit: Stuart MacFarlane/Arsenal FC via Getty Images)

If you’re a big Arsenal fan — or simply looking for where to watch their next game — you’ve come to the right place. Below, we’ll show you how to stream every Gunners match from anywhere in the world, including the occasional free viewing option.

Arsenal: Next Fixture

  • Fixture: Arsenal vs Newcastle
  • Date: Saturday April 25
  • Kick-off: 5.30pm BST / 12.30pm ET
  • Streaming: Sky Sports (UK) / Peacock (US)
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The 13-time English champions are now targeting a first top-flight title since 2004 as they aim to end a major trophy drought that stands at six years.

Read on for all the essential TV and streaming details for Arsenal in the 2025/26 season.

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Arsenal: Upcoming Fixtures

Date

Opponent

Competition

UK Stream

US Stream

April 25

Newcastle United (H)

Premier League

Sky Sports

Peacock

April 29

Atletico Madrid (A)

Champions League

TNT Sports

Paramount+

May 2

Fulham (H)

Premier League

Sky Sports

Peacock

Watch Arsenal from anywhere

Away from home and want to watch Arsenal? That doesn't mean you have to miss out on seeing the Gunners in action. All you need is a VPN, a handy piece of software that makes your devices appear to be in a different location.

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How to watch Arsenal live streams in the UK

Arsenal's 38 Premier League games will be broadcast on either Sky Sports or TNT Sports in the UK, with only 3pm kick-offs unavailable due to the 3pm blackout.

FA Cup matches will similarly be on TNT Sports or BBC iPlayer (FREE) while Carabao Cup fixtures are broadcast on Sky Sports.

Champions League coverage is shared between TNT Sports and Amazon Prime Video.

Watch Arsenal on Sky Sports

Watch Arsenal on Sky Sports

Sky Sports has a strong offering for Arsenal fans in the UK. It's yours for £35 a month on a two-year plan that will include their new multi-view streaming and a Netflix sub. For those not wanting to commit long-term, NowTV offers Sky Sports channels on daily or monthly passes.

Watch Arsenal on TNT Sports and HBO Max

Watch Arsenal on TNT Sports and HBO Max

You can either get TNT Sports on your TV, in a traditional TV package deal – prices vary by provider – or you can stream all the channels through HBO Max, which costs £25.99 a month.

Watch Arsenal on Amazon Prime Video

Watch Arsenal on Amazon Prime Video

Amazon Prime Video comes with a 30-day free trial and auto-renews at £8.99 per month – by buying annually for £95, however, you can save more than a pound a month. Prime comes with a range of other benefits for members, such as free delivery from Amazon.

Watch Arsenal in the US

In the US, you can stream Arsenal's Premier League matches on Peacock or USA Network. For FA Cup fixtures, an ESPN Select subscription is required, while Paramount+ is the destination for Carabao Cup and Champions League coverage.

Watch Arsenal on Peacock

Watch Arsenal on Peacock

Roughly half of Arsenal's games will be shown on Peacock, where plans start from $10.99 a month or $109.99 a year. You can go ad-free for $16.99 a month / $169.999 a year.

Stream Arsenal on USA Network

Stream Arsenal on USA Network

All Arsenal's Premier League games which aren't on Peacock will appear on USA Network. To watch these matches, you will need a cord-cutting service, such as YouTube TV (free trial), Sling TV or Fubo.

Watch Arsenal in the FA Cup on ESPN Select

Watch Arsenal in the FA Cup on ESPN Select

You can tune into Arsenal's FA Cup games via ESPN Select, which costs £12.99/month. ESPN Unlimited will give you added access to the main ESPN networks for $29.99/month.

Watch Arsenal in the Carabao Cup on Paramount+

Watch Arsenal in the Carabao Cup on Paramount+

Paramount+ is the EFL rights-holder in the US, with a huge selection of games across the Carabao Cup. Plans start from $8.99 a month – a bargain considering you get all the Champions League live streams too.

How to watch Arsenal in Australia

It is all very simple for Arsenal fans in Australia, with only Stan Sport and beIN Sports Connect subscriptions required. Stan Sport have the Premier League, FA Cup and Champions League rights while beIN Sports Connect show the Carabao Cup.

Watch Arsenal on Stan Sport

Watch Arsenal on Stan Sport

Stan Sport is your one-stop shop for football, with each of Arsenal's Premier League, FA Cup and Champions League games live on the streaming platform, for AU$32 per month.

Watch Arsenal in the Carabao Cup on beIN Sports Connect

Watch Arsenal in the Carabao Cup on beIN Sports Connect

Arsenal's Carabao Cup games will be shown on beIN Sports Connect in Australia. Prices start at AU$15.99/month after a 7-day free trial for new users.

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James Roberts is a freelance sports journalist working for FourFourTwo and other titles. He started his career at the Oxford Mail, where he covered Oxford United home and away, before becoming a sports sub-editor for various national newspapers.

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