Arsenal meet Manchester City in the Premier League for the first time in 13 months on Wednesday in what has become one of the most anticipated matches of the 2022/23 season.
The intrigue only intensified ahead of this one after Pep Guardiola 's side knocked Mikel Arteta's out in the FA Cup fourth round less than three weeks ago. That was the sixth successive time that Man City have beaten Arsenal across all competitions dating back to October 2020,
This match was originally due to be played back in October, but, at the club's request, it was rearranged from that date in agreement with City and the Premier League. Arsenal asked to do so in order to accommodate the home Europa League group stage game against PSV Eindhoven, which had already been postponed.
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What time is kick-off?
Kick-off at the Emirates Stadium is at 7:30pm GMT on Wednesday (February 15). Coverage of the match begins an hour beforehand at 6:30pm GMT featuring a punditry panel of Alan Shearer, Chelsea Women's great Eni Aluko, Arsenal 'invincible' Gael Clichy and Roberto Martinez.
Where can I watch for free?
Amazon are broadcasting the match on their Prime Video streaming service, here. And, by starting a 30-day Prime trial, you would be able to watch the match for free.
You can sign up for a free trial as a first-time subscriber here.
How to live stream Arsenal vs Man City
You can watch the match via Prime on web browsers and on more than 650 connected devices via the Prime Video app, including compatible games consoles (PlayStation and Xbox), set-top boxes and media players (such as Google Chromecast, BT TV, TalkTalk TV, Virgin TV, Roku, and Apple TV), smart TVs, Blu-ray players, tablets and mobile phones running iOS or Android.
Amazon devices such as the Fire TV and Fire tablet also support live sports. If you can't see live sports on your device, update your app to the latest version. Android: Open the Google Play Store app, search for Prime Video, and then tap Update. iOS: Open the App Store, search for Prime Video, and then tap Update.
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