How to Watch Crystal Palace vs. Arsenal: Stream Premier League Live, TV Channel

Arsenal is targeting its second win over Crystal Palace in the space of four days when the two teams meet in the Premier League on Saturday.

Mikel Arteta is hoping to take Arsenal to its second win over Crystal Palace in less than 96 hours on Saturday when the Gunners travel to Selhurst Park having already knocked the Eagles out of the League Cup in midweek. A Gabriel Jesus hat-trick was enough to clinch victory for the Emirates Stadium hosts, but Oliver Glasner’s men will be hopeful of gaining revenge with home advantage now running in their favor. Eddie Nketiah came off the bench to bag a goal against his former employers in the cup clash and will hope to dish out more damage against some familiar faces.

How to Watch Crystal Palace vs. Arsenal Today

Game Date: December 21, 2024

Start Time: 12:30 p.m. ET

Game Venue: Selhurst Park, London, England

TV: USA Network

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The midweek meeting between these teams got off to a nightmare start for Arsenal when Jean-Philippe Mateta took just four minutes to net after exposing Jakub Kiwior in defense. Fortunately for Arteta, Brazilian Jesus was on hand to quadruple his goal tally for the season in one evening as his second-half hat-trick extended Arsenal’s run to nine games undefeated:

The Gunners had their chance to pounce at the Premier League summit last weekend given leader Liverpool and Manchester each dropped points, but things didn’t go to plan against Everton.

The north Londoners were held at home to the Toffees, who walked away the far happier team following a 0-0 stalemate at the Emirates in what was a rare slip for Arteta & Co.

Despite its League Cup exit in midweek, Palace has been on the up of late and was enjoying its joint-best unbeaten streak of the season so far (five games) travelling to north London.

Home is where the hearty is, however, and the Eagles will hope to get that flying form back on track when the Gunners’ first string returns to action in a London derby test.

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