Liverpool vs Arsenal Live Streaming Premier League: When and where to watch LIV vs ARS live on TV and online
On the other hand, Liverpool are 15 points clear at the top despite losing 1-3 against Chelsea last week. Arsenal also suffered a 1-2 defeat against Bournemouth in their previous Premier League fixture.
Arsenal have won just one match in their last five Premier League matches. On the other hand, Liverpool secured the Premier League title after beating Tottenham Hotspur 5-1 at Anfield. Arsenal were in the title race for the first half of the season, but a poor string of results led to Liverpool running away with the title.
Considering Liverpool have already won the Premier League 2024-25 title, Arsenal will also be giving the Reds a guard of honour at Anfield. The home supporters are expected to have a gala time at the Kop.
The Liverpool and Arsenal, Premier League 2024-25 fixture will take place on Sunday, May 11. The match will begin at 9 PM IST.
The Liverpool and Arsenal, Premier League 2024-25 fixture will take place at Anfield.
The Liverpool vs Arsenal, Premier League 2024-25 fixture will be broadcast live on the Star Sports Network.
The Liverpool vs Arsenal, Premier League 2024-25 fixture will be streamed live on JioHotstar app and website.
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