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Arsenal Women vs London City: how to watch in the UK and Australia

Arsenal Women host London City Lionesses at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday 15 November, with kick-off at 4.30pm GMT. The WSL match is on Sky Sports Premier League…

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Arsenal Women host London City Lionesses at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday 15 November, with kick-off at 4.30pm GMT. The WSL match is on Sky Sports Premier League in the UK and Stan Sport in Australia.

For Australian supporters, that means an early start on Monday 16 November. Sydney and Melbourne viewers need to be ready for 3.30am, while Perth gets a 12.30am kick-off.

What channel is Arsenal Women vs London City on?

Sky’s official schedule lists the UK programme on Sky Sports Premier League from 4.15pm, ahead of the 4.30pm kick-off. Main Event is listed from 5pm, so Premier League is the channel to choose for the opening whistle.

You need a Sky Sports subscription. The fixture details are confirmed on Arsenal’s website.

How to watch Arsenal Women in Australia

Stan Sport lists Arsenal against London City Lionesses among its upcoming WSL matches [link]. Its schedule shows a 3.30am kick-off on Monday Sydney time, with coverage beginning ten minutes earlier.

You need the Stan Sport add-on. The match is also listed to watch on demand through Stan’s WSL service.

LocationLocal dateKick-off
Sydney / Melbourne (AEDT)Monday 16 November3.30am
Brisbane (AEST)Monday 16 November2.30am
Adelaide (ACDT)Monday 16 November3am
Perth (AWST)Monday 16 November12.30am

These are local Australian dates. The game is played on Sunday afternoon in London, so every Australian location above is already into Monday.

Why Arsenal need a home win

Arsenal have drawn all four of their home WSL matches this season. London City arrive third, six points above the Gunners.

That makes this a direct chance to close the gap. Victory would halve the distance between the sides to three points; defeat would increase it to nine.

History favours Arsenal. They have won all seven previous meetings with London City, according to The Analyst, and they come into the game after a 1-1 draw away to Barcelona in the Champions League on Thursday.

The fixture and venue are also confirmed on London City’s official site. Team selection is subject to the clubs’ matchday announcements.

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