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How to watch Arsenal vs Real Betis: TV channel, live stream, kick-off time and discount code

Arsenal face Real Betis at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin this Wednesday, with live coverage on Premier Sports 1 and streaming via Premier Sports Player.

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How to watch Arsenal vs Real Betis – TV channel, live stream, kick-off time and discount code

Match location and kick-off time

The pre-season club friendly between Arsenal and Real Betis will take place this Wednesday at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin, Ireland. The match kicks off at 7.30pm local time and BST.

Domestic television coverage

Fans looking to watch the fixture on a television screen can tune into Premier Sports 1 for the exclusive live broadcast in the United Kingdom. It can be watched on Sky or Virgin Media but it requires an active subscription to the Premier Sports add-on package, with official television coverage starting at 7pm.

Live streaming apps and online information

If you prefer to watch the game online, subscribers can stream it live using the Premier Sports Player app. The official Arsenal website is no longer streaming the match due to technical issues.

That update follows the club’s recent streaming problems in pre-season, after Arsenal issued a statement after streaming issues marred Christos Tzolis' debut against Girona, before switching coverage to YouTube for free.

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Discount code

If signing up to Premier Sports to watch the match, UK residents can use the discount code: ARSENAL

Overseas viewing options

Fans based in the United States have multiple convenient options to follow the action live, including comprehensive television broadcasts on the CBS Sports Network and FOX Deportes. For those preferring to stream the game online or on mobile apps, the entirety of the match is fully available to watch live on the Fubo platform.

Team news and injury updates

Arsenal will be without William Saliba who is ruled out with a back injury, while Jurrien Timber is also a doubt after missing the win over Girona last weekend. Meanwhile, Real Betis goalkeeper Diego Conde is side-lined after suffering a dislocated left shoulder and midfielder Ismael Barea remains out long-term as he continues his recovery from a cruciate ligament (ACL) injury

Previous head-to-head record

Despite both clubs having rich domestic and European histories, this Wednesday's friendly match marks the very first time that Arsenal and Real Betis will face each other in any competitive or friendly fixture.

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This article was sourced from Mirror Sport

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