Find out where to watch the Sunderland v Arsenal live stream, with the champions heading to the Stadium of Light for a 20.00 BST kick off on Saturday night. The TV channel and streaming options are below.
| Live Streaming | Date | Kick off Time | TV Channel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sunderland v Arsenal | 12 September 2026 | 20.00 BST | TNT Sports 1 |
Sunderland v Arsenal Live Stream Details
Sunderland v Arsenal is on TNT Sports 1, with the game also carried on TNT Sports Ultimate and streamed through HBO Max. It is the last Premier League game of Saturday, with coverage running into kick off. The game starts at 20.00 BST at the Stadium of Light on Saturday 12 September 2026, in gameweek four of the Premier League season.
Arsenal have won all three league games so far, beating Coventry City 3-0, Aston Villa 1-0 and Chelsea 2-1. Opening a campaign that way has been a rarity for them this century.
Make it four and they will be into territory the club has rarely reached. They have won every competitive game this season after beating Napoli 1-0 on Wednesday.
The defensive record is the striking part. Mikel Arteta’s side have conceded a single goal in every competitive fixture this season, Community Shield included, and have given up less than anyone in the division.
William Saliba remains a long-term absentee with a back problem. Cristhian Mosquera and Jurrien Timber both missed the trip to Naples and are doubtful again, though there were no fresh injuries picked up in Italy.
Sunderland are unbeaten in three. A 2-1 defeat at Ipswich on the opening weekend was followed by a 1-0 win over Fulham and a 1-1 draw at Brentford, Enzo Le Fee converting a late penalty in the latter.
Chemsdine Talbi then settled Tuesday’s cup tie against Hull City with a second half goal. Sunderland have been difficult to create against, which sets up an intriguing contrast with the visitors.
Regis Le Bris is without Habib Diarra for another six to eight weeks after the thigh injury sustained against Fulham. Romaine Mundle is expected to miss the rest of 2026 following knee surgery.
Malick Fofana came through most of the cup tie and is pushing for a first Premier League start. There is a Granit Xhaka subplot too, the former Arsenal captain now anchoring the Sunderland midfield.
Arsenal have not lost a Premier League game to Sunderland for the best part of two decades. The Black Cats did snatch a draw last year before Arsenal won the return comfortably in February.
