Arsenal vs Leicester City

Welcome to football.london's live coverage of Arsenal vs Leicester City at the Emirates Stadium. The Gunners kick-off their first home Premier League game ...

Due to the match taking place at 3pm on Saturday afternoon, the match will be subject to the English television blackout and won't be broadcast on British television. Scroll down for all of our latest updates from Emirates Stadium, with the game due to kick-off at 3:00pm BST. Good morning and welcome along to live coverage of Arsenal vs Leicester City in what is the Gunner's first home Premier League game of the season.

Of course, Jamie Vardy still exists. He's scored the third most Premier League goals against Arsenal of any player, behind Harry Kane and Wayne Rooney. He ...

In a similar vein, last season, Arsenal rescued the joint-fewest points from losing positions in the Premier League. The Gunners need to score first and maintain whatever early dominance they are able to establish. Mikel Arteta will be without Fabio Vieira and Reiss Nelson. Vieira has recovered from the foot injury that kept him out of preseason and is back in training but isn’t ready for matchday duties. You’ll recall that last season in the first meeting between the sides, Aaron Ramsdale made one of the Premier League saves of the season on a Maddison free kick. They scored from a corner against Crystal Palace in the opener. He’s scored the third most Premier League goals against Arsenal of any player, behind Harry Kane and Wayne Rooney. He missed out against the Gunners last spring due to injury and hasn’t scored in his last two appearances against Mikel Arteta’s side. Leicester have kept just one clean sheet in their last 26 away games, per Orbinho and have managed only one win away to Arsenal in their last 25 attempts.

High on confidence from the opening day win at Crystal Palace, Arsenal will look to continue their good start to the Premier League 2022-23 season when they ...

Youri Tielemans will also be in focus, with the Leicester midfielder linked with a possible move to the Gunners. Where will the Arsenal vs Leicester City Premier League match be played? High on confidence from the opening day win at Crystal Palace, Arsenal will look to continue their good start to the Premier League 2022-23 season when they take on Leicester City in their second match at The Emirates on Saturday. Arsenal started their campaign with a hard fought 0-2 win at Selhurst Park. Gabriel Martinelli scored the opening goal and then the Gunners held their nerve through an extended period of pressure before Marc Guehi turned a Bukayo Saka cross into his own net.

Mikel Arteta's Arsenal squad open their home Premier League slate with a tricky match against a very capable Leicester City side, which could lose one of ...

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Gabriel Jesus opened his Arsenal with a first-half brace. Leicester got back into it through a William Sliba own-goal but the hosts responded almost ...

Will they extend their lead or will Leicester climb back into this game? He has barely put a foot wrong this afternoon but Leicester get one back. Some of the football Arsenal are playing is tremendous. Arsenal go from one end to another in the blink of an eye. Arsenal are on the hunt for a fifth. Arsenal extended their lead just two minutes later through Granit Xhaka, who tapped the ball home following a mistake by Ward.

Arsenal striker Gabriel Jesus scored twice to open his account for the club as Mikel Arteta's side beat Leicester City 4-2 at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday. Arsenal exuded quality in the first half and took the lead 23 minutes in.

Arsenal exuded quality in the first half and took the lead 23 minutes in. Arsenal momentarily lost their comfortable advantage early in the second half as William Saliba headed into his own net, but two minutes later Xhaka pounced on a mistake between Wesley Fofana and goalkeeper Ward to restore the two-goal cushion. Arsenal striker Gabriel Jesus scored twice to open his account for the club as Mikel Arteta's side beat Leicester City 4-2 at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday.

Mikel Arteta's Arsenal squad open their home Premier League slate with a tricky match against a very capable Leicester City side, which could lose one of ...

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Granit Xhaka, Gabriel Martinelli, and Jesus contributed to the goals on a day when Mikel Arteta will take the good along with the defensive wobbles, especially ...

His opener was a thing of beauty and if this is a sign that Jesus can now perform at least to the level of his expected goals, it's a scary sight. From pretty finishes to gritty pressures in the box and everything in between, his play can transform an Arsenal side that needs to get back into Champions League. This is the killer instinct that Arsenal has lacked and why they tumbled out of Champions League contention last season, but with Jesus atop the line, if he can maintain this form, they should be able to mount a sustained challenge for top four. Pressuring Ward, Jesus forced the Foxes into a mistake before giving Granit Xhaka one of the easiest goals that he'll ever score. But against a Leicester team that tried to attack Arsenal, Jesus was able to take the game to them. Times are changing a the top of the Arsenal attack.

Mikel Arteta's Arsenal squad open their home Premier League slate with a tricky match against a very capable Leicester City side, which could lose one of ...

— — — — — — — — 16th min.: Yellow card to Wesley Fofana. Gabriel Martinelli burned by him on the left wing and Fofana held him back any way he could. 23rd min.: What a goal by Gabriel Jesus! He gets the ball in traffic inside the Leicester box and lofts a beautiful chip which nestles into the far corner. 41st min.: Jesus denied a hat trick again! A dose of Bukayo Saka, Jesus, and Martinelli is not the easiest way for the Foxes to get over their disappointing season-opening draw last weekend at home against Brentford, when they coughed up a 2-0 lead by conceding two goals in the span of the final half-hour.

Arsenal striker Gabriel Jesus scored twice to open his account for the club as Mikel Arteta's side beat Leicester City 4-2 at the Emirates Stadium on ...

I was not unhappy at Manchester City, I just wanted to play and the club understood." Arsenal exuded quality in the first half and took the lead 23 minutes in. Arsenal momentarily lost their comfortable advantage early in the second half as William Saliba headed into his own net, but two minutes later Xhaka pounced on a mistake between Wesley Fofana and goalkeeper Ward to restore the two-goal cushion.

Take a look at the best of the action from our goal-filled win against Leicester City.

I’m more than happy for him because I think it’s very important to score at home.” “We’re more than happy. “I’ve got more freedom to go up and down,” Xhaka explained.

A brace from Gabriel Jesus - including a sensational strike to open the scoring - plus efforts from Granit Xhaka and Gabriel Martinelli helped secure the points ...

I’m more than happy for him because I think it’s very important to score at home.” “We’re more than happy. “I’ve got more freedom to go up and down,” Xhaka explained.