Arsenal are in Prague for the Champions League tonight. Find out how to watch and stream Slavia Prague v Arsenal on TV today, with the Fortuna Arena hosting Wednesday night’s league phase game and kick off at 20.00 GMT.

Live StreamingDateKick off TimeTV Channel
Slavia Prague v Arsenal4 November 202620.00 GMTTNT Sports
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What channel is Slavia Prague v Arsenal on?

Arsenal have taken seven points from their first three Champions League games, beating Napoli 1-0 away and Lille 3-0 at home before drawing 2-2 at Bayern Munich. They are still in the top eight and share the best defensive record in the competition.

The week started badly with a Carabao Cup exit at Fleetwood, but Mikel Arteta got the response he wanted on Sunday. A 1-0 win at Liverpool, Arsenal’s first league victory at Anfield in a long time, took them three points clear at the top of the Premier League after the 2-0 win over Everton the week before.

Christos Tzolis, Declan Rice, Noni Madueke and Riccardo Calafiori all came through injury worries to play at Anfield, and William Saliba has travelled to Prague, but Bukayo Saka is still out with a quad injury. Eberechi Eze is a fresh concern with an unspecified problem, while Max Dowman is serving a domestic ban but is available in Europe and could start.

Slavia Prague are still looking for a first Champions League win this season. They lost to Lens and Sabah in their opening two games before coming from two goals down to draw 2-2 at Fenerbahce, with Pavel Kacor equalising in the 90th minute, and they sit near the bottom of the league phase table.

Domestic form is much better. Jindrich Trpisovsky’s side are unbeaten in five, won 5-0 at Jablonec at the weekend, and lead the Czech First League by seven points.

Winger Ivan Schranz has been ill for several weeks, Lukas Provod missed the Jablonec win and is a doubt, and defender Ange N’Guessan came off injured last time out. Striker Tomas Chory has been frozen out of the squad by Trpisovsky after a disciplinary incident.

Arsenal won 3-0 when the sides met in Prague in last season’s league phase, and they have a strong record against the Czech champions over the years.