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How to watch Liverpool vs Arsenal: TV channel and live stream for Premier League today

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Ferridge, A. (2026, November 1). How to watch Liverpool vs Arsenal: TV channel and live stream for Premier League today. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/how-to-watch-liverpool-vs-arsenal-fc-tv-channel-live-stream-premier-league-today-b1303030.html

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-11-01 · by Arthur Ferridge

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On Sunday, November 1, Arsenal defeated Liverpool 1-0 at Anfield in a pivotal Premier League match, ending Arsenal's 14-year drought of winning at the iconic stadium. The sole goal was scored by Kai Havertz in the first half. Despite Liverpool dominating possession and creating numerous opportunities, goalkeeper David Raya made crucial saves to keep them scoreless, marking the first time since Opta records began in 2003 that Liverpool failed to register a shot on target at home. This victory saw Arsenal climb to the top of the Premier League table with three points ahead of Manchester City, who lost their match against Brighton. The result also fueled debate over potential missed penalty calls involving Alexander Isak and Christos Tzolis, adding controversy to an already significant game for both teams' seasons.

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🔮 He came off the bench in the second half to formalise his return to action but could not affect a comeback as Lisandro Martinez was sent off, leaving his team-mates fighting an uphill battle.
🔮 Whether he will win the title this season is more a question of ‘when’ than ‘if’.
🔮 He came off the bench in the second half to formalise his return to action but could not affect a comeback as Lisandro Martinez was sent off, leaving his team-mates fighting an uphill battle.
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🔮 They will end this weekend in eighth place, six points adrift of leaders Middlesbrough.
🔮 Cole Palmer duly dispatched it to make it 2-0, though the margin of victory might have been much wider as Estevao saw a pair of goals ruled out for marginal offsides.
🔮 But the player himself has now suggested he will be with the squad on Merseyside.
🔮 Read More Asked what his instructions were on the day, he said: "To try to occupy defenders in whatever space it may be.
🔮 Cole Palmer’s penalty made it 2-0, but the scoreline could have been far more one-sided as Estevao saw a pair of goals ruled out for marginal offsides.
🔮 A third defeat in a row, which made it nine matches without a win in all competitions for the first time since 1988-89, brought the inevitable chants of “you’re getting sacked in the morning” from home fans, but what will hurt most for United’s beleaguered manager will be the way he was let down yet again by senior players.
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Liverpool were also taken to penalties in midweek Carabao Cup action, but got the better of Chelsea to book their place in the competition’s last eight and take their winning run across all competitions to five matches.
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The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. asserted
journalism → support → readers
If you click links to other sites on this page, we will earn commission. asserted
we → click → commission
Arsenal are in dire need of a positive result after they were dumped out of the Carabao Cup in a shock result on Tuesday night. asserted
they → dump → night
The Gunners were held to a 1-1 draw by the Cod Army at Highbury as Max Dowman was sent off. asserted
Dowman → hold → Highbury
They were then foiled after Bruno Guimaraes missed a crucial penalty in the shootout and handed their hosts one of the greatest nights in their history. asserted
Guimaraes → foil → history
Things will get no easier here, though, as Mikel Arteta’s men return to the north-west for a far more challenging outing. asserted
men → get → outing
Liverpool were also taken to penalties in midweek Carabao Cup action, but got the better of Chelsea to book their place in the competition’s last eight and take their winning run across all competitions to five matches. asserted
Liverpool → take → matches
There is some good news for the Gunners as they look to snap that run, though, as Declan Rice, Noni Madueke, Riccardo Calafiori and Christos Tzolis are all due to return to the matchday squad. asserted
Rice → be → squad
In the UK, the game will be televised live on Sky Sports Main Event and Premier League, with coverage on both channels starting at 3.30pm GMT ahead of a 4.30pm kick-off. asserted
coverage → televise → off
Sky Sports subscribers can also catch the contest live online via the Sky Go app and website. asserted
subscribers → catch → app
You can follow all the action on matchday via Standard Sport’s live blog, with expert analysis from Matt Verri at the ground. asserted
You → follow → ground
Liverpool vs Arsenal odds We aim to offer every online gambler and reader of The Standard a safe and fair platform through unbiased reviews and offers from the UK's best online gambling companies. asserted
We → aim → companies
Gambling can be addictive, always play responsibly and only bet what you can afford to lose. asserted
you → play → what
Gambling sites have a number of tools to assist you to stay in control, including deposit limits and time outs. asserted
you → have → limits
If you think you have a problem, advice and support is available for you now from BeGambleAware or Gamcare. asserted
advice → think → BeGambleAware
Any offers or odds listed in this article are correct at the time of publication but are subject to change. asserted
offers → list → change
Terms & Conditions apply to all offers. asserted
Terms → apply → offers
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