Is Norwich vs Arsenal on TV? Channels, live streams, kick-off times and team news on Boxing Day English Premier League fixtures

ARSENAL head to East Anglia as they face Premier League struggling Norwich.

The Gunners have been in excellent form under Mikel Arteta this season and are moving up to fourth place and a potential Champions League spot.

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Norwich have improved a bit under Dean Smith but are still bottom of the table with three losses and no goals in the past three.

In their last match, they were take a 1-0 lead at home against Man Utd.

Before this match, Arteta had stated his hope that the Premier League would not be forced to close again due to the Omicron variant.

He said: “Please don’t go back to that stage. We’ve been through that and it’s something we don’t like, so hopefully it’s not what happens.

“It’s a different sport and football is about sharing it with people and having fans around the stadiums.

“When not, it’s a completely different sport and the competition wins and loses, I don’t know. It’s not the same.

“We’re going to play as if we have to. What I’m saying is obviously nobody wants to go back to the way they were because we’ve been through that – and it’s not something that we enjoyed very much.

“But if we have to keep doing it, of course we will.”

What time does Norwich vs Arsenal start?

• Norwich take on Arsenal on Sunday, December 26.
• The match starts at 3am UK time.
• It will be played at Carrow Road.
• The two sides last met in September when Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scores the only goal to secure Arsenal’s first win of the season.

What TV channel is Norwich vs Arsenal on and can I stream it live?

• Unfortunately, the Norwich vs Arsenal match was not broadcast live on UK television, as Uefa’s ban still applies even on Gift Day.
• NBCSN has the rights to the Premier League in the United States.
• To stream the match live, US viewers can access FuboTV.

Team News

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang will continue to be frozen for the trip to Norwich, due to a change in boss Mikel Arteta.

Takehiro Tomiyasu is back in action for the Gifts Day clash after hobbling in a 4-1 win over Leeds last week.

Albert Sambi Lokonga is still missing for the Gunners due to an illness, the same goes for Pablo Mari.

Saed Kolasinac is out for a long time with an ongoing ankle problem.

As for the Canaries, Mathias Normann is in contention to play after suffering an abdominal strain, with Grant Hanley sidelined with shoulder problems.

Josh Sargent, Pierre Lees Melou, Christos Tzolis and Lukas Rupp were all absent due to illness.

Milot Raschia, Andrew Omobamidele and Christopher Zimmerman are also absent.

Latest odds

Norwich 13/2

Drawing 18/5

Arsenal 4/11

* Odds from Betfair exactly on Thursday, December 23