Arsenal
LeedsArsenal welcome Leeds to the Emirates Stadium for Round 6 of the Premier League, with the hosts second in the table and their visitors sitting fifth. Three points separate them after five matches: Arsenal have 12, while Leeds have collected nine without suffering a league defeat.
Arsenal's recent dominance of this fixture provides another point of interest, although the two sides arrive with contrasting results from their latest league outings.
Arsenal's winning streak ends as Leeds stay unbeaten
Arsenal won their opening four Premier League matches before suffering a 3-0 defeat away to Brighton. That setback followed victories over Coventry, Aston Villa, Chelsea and Sunderland. Their wider recent run also includes a Champions League win at Napoli and a 4-2 EFL Cup victory over Ipswich.
Leeds have taken a different route to their nine points, combining two league wins with three draws. A convincing 4-1 home victory against Newcastle was followed by a goalless draw with Crystal Palace. Their league resilience contrasts with a 6-3 EFL Cup defeat at Chelsea, their only loss in the recent sequence of results.
Rice and Odegaard impress, but Arsenal have absences
Declan Rice and Martin Odegaard have been among Arsenal's stronger recent performers in midfield, while Bukayo Saka has also impressed. Leeds have had encouraging individual performances from defenders Tarik Muharemovic and James Justin. Arsenal will be without Kai Havertz because of a muscle injury and Christos Tzolis due to a hamstring problem.
Both have featured among the club's stronger recent performers. William Saliba is also unavailable with a back injury. Leeds have their own absences, including Joe Rodon with a muscle injury and Jean-Matteo Bahoya with an ankle problem.
Recent meetings have overwhelmingly favoured Arsenal
Arsenal have won nine of the last ten meetings with Leeds across competitions, with the remaining game ending in a draw. The most recent encounter produced a 4-0 Arsenal victory away from home, following a 5-0 win at the Emirates in the previous meeting. Leeds have conceded 27 goals across those ten fixtures while scoring five.
The historical record strongly favours the hosts, but Leeds' unbeaten opening to the current league campaign gives them a different starting point for this visit. Arsenal, meanwhile, have an opportunity to respond to their Brighton defeat.
Arsenal vs Leeds: broadcast and streaming details
In the United Kingdom, TNT Sports 1 and HBO Max provide coverage of Arsenal against Leeds. US viewers have options including NBC, USA Network, Telemundo and NBC Universo, while DAZN Canada carries the match in Canada. In Europe, coverage is available through Sky Sport Premier League and WOW in Germany, CANAL+ Foot in France, DAZN Portugal in Portugal and Voyo in Romania.
Brazilian viewers can follow the match through ESPN or Disney+, with Disney+ also carrying coverage in Argentina. Elsewhere, Stan Sport covers Australia, Sky Sport Premier League serves New Zealand, and Indian viewers have options including Star Sports Select 1 and Disney+ Hotstar.