Arsenal v Hull is not on TV today in the UK, but here’s how to follow the leaders’ home game and where to stream the highlights, with the Emirates Stadium hosting a 15.00 GMT kick off.
| Live Streaming | Date | Kick off Time | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arsenal v Hull City | 7 November 2026 | 15.00 GMT | Emirates Stadium |
Is Arsenal v Hull on TV?
No. Arsenal v Hull is not being shown live in the UK, as its three o’clock kick off falls in the Saturday blackout, and highlights follow on Match of the Day on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. The game starts at 15.00 GMT at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday 7 November 2026, in gameweek 10 of the Premier League.
Arsenal are three points clear at the top after a 1-0 win at Liverpool last weekend, Kai Havertz scoring the only goal and the defence barely giving the hosts a sight of goal. It was a fourth straight league win, and Mikel Arteta’s side are the only team left with a perfect home record in the Premier League this season.
They followed it with a 2-1 win at Slavia Prague in the Champions League on Wednesday. The only recent blip was the Carabao Cup exit on penalties at Fleetwood, either side of a 2-0 win over Everton and a draw at Bayern Munich.
William Saliba was back in a matchday squad for the first time this season in Prague after a major back injury, but Ezri Konsa came off just after the hour with an unexplained problem and is a doubt, so Cristhian Mosquera could step in. Bukayo Saka is still out and Max Dowman is suspended, while Viktor Gyokeres is pushing for a start after scoring in midweek, although Havertz is expected to keep his place.
Hull won their first three games of the season but have now gone eight without a win in all competitions. Sergej Jakirovic’s side have become draw specialists, sharing the points with Everton, Chelsea, Brentford and, last weekend, Ipswich, and they sit 11th.
They have only been beaten twice in the league during that run, but clean sheets have dried up and their form on the road has dipped recently.
Matt Crooks is suspended after his fifth booking of the season and joins Eliot Matazo, Matt Targett, Lucas Gourna-Douath, Ilyas Ansah, Darko Gyabi and Charlie Hughes on the sidelines, with Hidemasa Morita a new absentee. Jack Butland could return to the squad, and striker Oli McBurnie is one booking away from a ban.
Hull’s 2-1 win at the Emirates in 2008 remains one of the most famous results in their history, but Arsenal have had the better of this fixture ever since.
