Arsenal v FC Zurich: How to watch The Gunners’ Europa League clash on TV, live stream and kick off time

Arsenal are set to host FC Zurich in their last Europa League group game. The Gunners know that a point may not be enough to secure top spot due to PSV Eindhoven having a better goal difference than Mikel Arteta’s men.

PSV play third place Bodo/Glimt, who are unable to qualify. The Dutch outfit, who recently beat Arsenal, are on 10 points with a +13 goal difference, whilst Arsenal are on 12 points. A point for Arsenal but a win for PSV would see them move on to equal points, with PSV’s superior goal difference a possible factor.

Arsenal last met the side back on matchday one in the Europa League, which was the first ever meeting between the two sides. Arsenal won the game 2-1, which means they have won all seven of their matches against Swiss opposition.

Zurich have been poor in their travels recently. They have only won one of their last 17 away games in major European competitions. Their last away win in this competition was over AEK Larnaca back in 2018.

Arsenal shook off their recently wobbly form, which included a draw to Southampton and a loss to PSV. They comfortably shrugged off Premier League new boys Nottingham Forest 5-0, with Reiss Nelson scoring a brace.

When does Arsenal v FC Zurich kick off?

The Europa League game between Arsenal and FC Zurich is Thursday, November 4. The game at the Emirates Stadium is at 8pm, with the game to finish around 10pm.

Is Arsenal v FC Zurich on TV?

Yes. BT Sport provides extension coverage of European football. You can begin to watch the build up of the game from 7.30pm, on BT Sport 2. Users can watch the game via live stream on the BT Sport app which is accessible from phones, laptops, tablets and consoles.

How to sign up to BT Sport

Fans wishing to watch Arsenal v FC Zurich on BT Sport can purchase a monthly pass. The pass gets you a month of BT Sport, contract free. It’s a £25 per month rolling contract with no up front fee required and can be cancelled at any time.

Another option is the ‘Big Sport package’. This package gives you access to all 11 Sky Sports channels, Eurosport one and two and of course all BT Sport channels. It costs £41 a month and is a 24-month contract with £30 to be paid up front.

And finally, the cheapest option is the simply named ‘Sport’ package. This costs £16 a month with £30 up front and is a 24-month contract. Included is All BT Sport channels plus BoxNation, a recordable TV box and instant access to the BT Sport app.

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