Arsenal face Leeds United at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday 10 October, with kick-off scheduled for 12.30pm British Summer Time.
The fixture opens the Premier League’s return from the international break. Arsenal are seeking a response to their 3–0 defeat at Brighton, while Leeds arrive unbeaten after two wins and three draws from their opening five league matches. (leedsunited.com)
What time does the match start?
The Premier League’s official schedule confirms the 12.30pm UK kick-off. The corresponding local times are:
| Location | Kick-off |
| United Kingdom | 12.30pm BST |
| Ghana | 11.30am GMT |
| Nigeria | 12.30pm WAT |
| South Africa and Zambia | 1.30pm CAT |
| Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania | 2.30pm EAT |
These are match start times, rather than the beginning of television coverage. (premierleague.com)
How to watch in the UK
TNT Sports confirms live coverage on TNT Sports 1 and TNT Sports Ultimate, with streaming through HBO Max.
Coverage begins at 11am BST. Viewers need a subscription that includes TNT Sports to watch the full match. (tntsports.co.uk)
Viewing options in Africa
Leeds United’s official broadcast guide lists SuperSport Premier League Nigeria for Nigerian viewers and SuperSport Premier League for South Africa.
SuperSport Premier League ROA is listed for Ghana, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and Zambia. Streaming through DStv is listed in several of those markets, with availability depending on the country and subscription package.
For viewers in Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Morocco and Tunisia, the club lists beIN Sports channels and associated streaming services, including TOD.
Supporters should check their provider’s programme guide and package before kick-off. (leedsunited.com)
What is at stake?
Leeds begin the match fifth in the table, three points behind second-placed Arsenal. A win would bring them level on points with the hosts.
Arsenal won both league meetings last season, but Leeds’ unbeaten start gives Daniel Farke’s side a chance to test that record. (tntsports.co.uk)





