West Ham vs Arsenal live updates: start time, how to watch, predictions, line-ups and team news

Everton 0-0 Chelsea

Tottenham 1-0 Leicester

Kane with his 17th goal in 14 games against Leicester.

Angelo Ogbonna and Issa Diop are out for West Ham, who have also suspended Craig Dawson.

Arsenal have Kieran Tierney and Thomas Partey unavailable, while there is hope that Bukayo Saka has recovered in a blow.

In the UK, the game will be shown on Sky Sports.

In the United States, the American network will broadcast the match.

Kick-off is 4:30 p.m. BST / 11:30 a.m. ET / 8:30 a.m. PT.

Granit Xhaka has opened up on whether he will captain Arsenal again, having enjoyed a resurgence in form over the past few months.

“I would never say never,” he told Sky Sports ahead of Arsenal’s trip to West Ham on Sunday. “I wasn’t ready for that yet.

“An Arsenal captain can be without an armband and I try to run the game and the players without an armband, but if tomorrow someone from the football club comes and asks me if I want to take it, I’ll be there because I know that I am ready to do it again.

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The Swiss midfielder has been voted Arsenal’s Player of the Month for April, so what’s behind his good form?

“(It’s due to) things that happen in his life, his private life, he’s a father now,” Mikel Arteta said.

“He’s been through a lot, he’s been through some tough times here, he’s found a lot of internal support to deal with certain situations.

“His character, his way of approaching problems, his desire to change things, to constantly improve, to become a better person and a better player, so let’s congratulate him for what he has done.

Some cracking goals here.

Athleticism The Newsroom is backing Arsenal here after West Ham’s midweek exploits.

And I don’t disagree, I’m aiming for a 2-0 win at Arsenal.

Arsenal lost 2-0 at the Emirates thanks to goals from Gabriel Martinelli and Emile Smith Rowe.

And this lovely iconic photo was taken…

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The Arsenal graduate has come out on top in recent weeks and Mikel Arteta has confirmed Saka as his first choice.

“Well, tomorrow if someone has to take a penalty, they will,” said the Spaniard.

“Again but it happened quite naturally in the Chelsea game, he took it and the next game we had another one and hopefully he can keep putting the ball deep in the fillets.”

Amy Lawrence has the story behind the wall at the Emirates for the Hale End graduate.