LIVE stream: Leicester City vs Arsenal online, on TV on Aug. 31

LIVE stream: Leicester City vs Arsenal online, on TV on Aug. 31 – Team sheets & time

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Without a victory in the Premier League, Arsenal will want to keep the Foxes winless. Watch this Premier League match live on TV and online.

A meeting between Leicester and Arsenal at the King Power Stadium will give the Foxes and opportunity to earn their first victory in the new campaign. The Gunners will also be aiming to rebound from their draw at Goodison Park, and a rested Aaron Ramsey will offer some added assistance.

Arsenal held on for a mid-week victory over Besiktas, earning themselves a birth in the Champions League. But now they will have to turn their attention to Leicester City, who has proven to be a difficult bone to chew, although they have yet to win.

Without Olivier Giroud leading the front line, Arsene Wenger will have to put his confidence on the club’s big summer signing.

Chile international Alexis Sanchez has featured twice down the middle, and it’s clear that he’s still getting used to his new teammates. Against Everton he struggled to get into the match, eventually making way for Giroud at halftime.

Not wanting to give up on his experiment, Wenger deployed Alexis down the middle against Besiktas, and the former Barcelona forward looked much more comfortable. He hassled defenders constantly, and his movements going forward were impressive.

He will need to be on point today against Leicester, in a matchup that the Gunners have the head-to-head advantage. They have both met over 100 times, with the Gunners winning 60, while they drew 43 and lost 28.

The last time the Foxes defeated Arsenal was 20 years ago, with a 2-1 victory. What could play into Leicester’s advantage is the fact that they only lost twice last season in the Championship.

Even in the current campaign, Nigel Pearson’s side have held their own in some ways.

They opened things with a 2-2 draw against Everton, battling back after trailing twice. In their second match at Stamford Bridge, the visitors had their chance to take the lead, but fortunately Courtois came up big.

The signing of Estebian Cambiasso should give the home side an added boost of confidence. With the Argentinian in his side, Pearson will have to wait for a late fitness test from Matthew James, Jamie Vardy and Danny Drinkwater.

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