Watch Arsenal vs Ipswich: Live stream, TV, kick-off time, preview, team news

Arsenal's Bukayo Saka during the Premier League match between Arsenal FC and Everton FC at Emirates Stadium on December 14, 2024 in London, England.
Bukayo Saka at the Emirates (Image credit: Stephanie Meek - CameraSport via Getty Images)

Watch Arsenal vs Ipswich Town to see if the Gunners can keep pace with the Premier League leaders and extend their unbeaten run to 11 games in all competitions. This guide explains how to watch Arsenal vs Ipswich online, on TV, and from anywhere.

Arsenal vs Ipswich Town key information

• Date: Friday, December 27, 2024

• Kick-off time: 8.15pm GMT / 3.15pm ET

• Venue: Emirates Stadium, London

• TV channels: USA Network (US)

• Streams: Amazon Prime Video (UK) Sling TV (US), Fubo (Canada), Optus (Australia)

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There really should be only one outcome at the Emirates after the weekend’s results. Arsenal were at their clinical best as they put five past Crystal Palace, while Ipswich were ripped apart as they fell to a 4-0 home defeat to Newcastle.

The Gunners looked back to their very best at Selhurst Park, with Declan Rice bossing the game in midfield and Gabriel Jesus providing some much-needed cutting-edge in attack. However, they will be without the influential Bukayo Saka who left Palace on crutches after appearing to suffer a hamstring injury.

While Arsenal are chasing the title, Ipswich are in a relegation dogfight. Third bottom of the table, they struggled to create any chances against Newcastle and could easily have conceded more than four. They’ll need to deliver a much more disciplined display at the back if they hope to get anything out of this tough festive fixture.

Read on for all the information on how to watch Arsenal vs Ipswich live streams wherever you are in the world.

Arsenal vs Ipswich Town team news

Mikel Artete has made two changes to his starting line-up as Declan Rice comes in for Thomas Partey, while Leandro Trossard replaces the injured Bukayo Saka. Ipswich have also made a couple of changes as Kalvin Phillips takes the place of the suspended Sam Morsy and Liam Delap comes back into the side after serving his suspension last weekend.

Arsenal XI: Raya, Timber, Saliba, Magalhaes, Lewis-Skelly, Rice, Odegaard, Havertz, Martinelli, Trossard, Jesus
Subs: Neto, Partey, Kiwior, Zinchenko, Jorginho, Merino, Calafiori, Nwaneri

Ipswich XI: Muric, Johnson, O'Shea, Greaves, Davis,Woolfenden, Cajuste, Phillips, Hutchinson, Szmodics, Delap
Subs: Walton, H.Clarke, Burns, Chaplin, Taylor, Al-Hamadi, Townsend, Broadhead, J.Clarke

How to watch Arsenal vs Ipswich Town from anywhere

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Watch Arsenal vs Ipswich in the UK

You can watch Arsenal vs Ipswich on Amazon Prime Video which is broadcasting all 10 Premier League fixtures in the UK on Boxing Day and December 27.

The full match will be streamed live exclusively for Amazon Prime subscribers and can be watched on any device that offers the Amazon Prime Video app.

Prime Video is available as part of the Amazon Prime membership, which costs £8.99 per month or £95 annually for an individual. You can also sign-up for Prime Video on its own for £5.99 per month. New Prime subscribers get a 30-day free trial.

Watch Arsenal vs Ipswich Town in the US

In the US, you can watch Arsenal vs Ipswich Town on the USA Network, a television channel that comes on most cable packages.

There is no dedicated streaming platform for USA Network, so for those who want to stream the game online, you're looking at a cord-cutting cable TV streaming service, such as Sling TV or Fubo.

USA Network is included on the Sling Blue package, which starts from $40 a month – half price for the first month – and there's no need for the Sports Extra add-on here.

Fubo, meanwhile, is a heftier investment, at $79.99 a month, discounted to $44.99 for the first month, but you do get more channels and more live sport.

USA Network can also be streamed via YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, and DirectTV Stream.

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Watch Arsenal vs Ipswich Town streams globally

Can I watch Arsenal vs Ipswich Town in Canada?

Canadians can watch Arsenal vs Ipswich Town on Fubo, the home of Premier League soccer in Canada, with all games shown. Prices start from $24.99 a month, with savings for longer-term plans.

Can I watch Arsenal vs Ipswich Town in Australia?

Fans in Australia can watch Arsenal vs Ipswich Town on Optus Sport, which also carries all Premier League games. A monthly subscription costs $24.99.

Can I watch Arsenal vs Ipswich Town in New Zealand?

Fans in New Zealand can watch Arsenal vs Ipswich Town on Sky Sport Now.

Can I watch Arsenal vs Ipswich Town in Africa?

You can watch Arsenal vs Ipswich Town in Africa on beIN Sports or on Super Sport, depending on which country you're in.

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