How to Watch Arsenal vs Newcastle United: Live Stream Men's Club Soccer Friendlies, TV Channel
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Arsenal and Newcastle United face off on Sunday morning in an exciting pre-season friendly soccer match in Singapore.
Leandro Trossard of Arsenal runs with the ball during the Premier League match between Arsenal FC and Newcastle United FC at Emirates Stadium on May 18, 2025 in London, England.
Leandro Trossard of Arsenal runs with the ball during the Premier League match between Arsenal FC and Newcastle United FC at Emirates Stadium on May 18, 2025 in London, England.How to Watch Arsenal vs. Newcastle United
Event: Soccer friendly
Date: Sunday, July 27, 2025
Time: 7:30 a.m. ET
Venue: Singapore National Stadium
Channel: CBS Sports Network
Stream: Fubo (WATCH NOW)
Arsenal is so far winless in its summer preseason friendly campaign, having first fallen to Milan on July 23, 5-6 in penalties. That was despite a 53rd-minute goal by star English winger Bukayo Saka. Newcastle, meanwhile, has enjoyed some highs and lows so far this preseason, defeating Carlisle 4-0 before then falling 4-0 to Scottish club Newcastle last weekend behind goals by Arne Engels, Johnny Kenny, Yang Hyun-Jun, and Liam Scales. Now, the club faces a tough test against Arsenal on Sunday morning.
Arsenal is coming off a season in which it finished second in the English Premier League table, behind Liverpool, with 74 points in 38 matches. They achieved a record of 20 wins, 14 draws, and four losses, along with a plus-35 goal differential. That season qualified Arsenal for Champions League play yet again this year, giving the club another chance at a major trophy in 2025-26.
Newcastle United, meanwhile, also enjoyed a great season, finishing fifth on the English Premier League table with 66 points in 38 matches based on a record of 20 wins, six draws, and 12 losses, and a plus-21 goal differential. Newcastle United will likewise play in the Champions League competition next season.
Tune the channel to CBS Sports Network at 7:30 a.m. ET on Sunday morning to catch some preseason friendly soccer action between Arsenal and Newcastle United, two of the best teams in British soccer.
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