How to Watch Southampton FC vs. Arsenal FC: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time
How to Watch Southampton FC vs. Arsenal FC: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time | 5/25/2025
Arsenal FC brings the No. 1 defensive squad in the Premier League (33 goals conceded) into a away match against the worst offensive team, Southampton FC (25 goals scored), on Sunday, May 25. You can stream the match on Fubo.
Arsenal picked up a victory in its most recent game by a score of 1-0 over Newcastle United at home on May 18. Newcastle lost despite outshooting Arsenal 11 to 10.
Southampton lost on the road 2-0 to Everton FC in its last game on May 18. Everton FC outshot Southampton 11 to six.
How to watch Southampton FC vs. Arsenal FC
When: Sunday, May 25, 2025 at 11:00 AM ET
Sunday, May 25, 2025 at 11:00 AM ET Where: St. Mary's Stadium in Southampton, England
St. Mary's Stadium in Southampton, England Live Stream: Fubo
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Arsenal key players
Bukayo Saka has six goals and 11 assists, a key contributor for Arsenal.
Leandro Trossard is another important player for Arsenal, with nine goals and six assists.
Kai Havertz has provided nine goals and three assists.
With eight goals and four assists, Gabriel Martinelli is producing, too.
Southampton key players
With two goals and four assists, Mateus Fernandes is a key contributor for Southampton.
With four goals and one assist, Paul Onuachu is another key player for Southampton.
Adam Armstrong has two goals (on 22 shots, 0.6 per game) and two assists.
Joe Aribo has scored three goals but has no assists.
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