How to watch Ipswich Town vs Arsenal: Kick-off time, live stream and TV channel
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Ipswich Town play host to Arsenal at Portman Road in the third round of the Carabao Cup
Everything you need to know ahead of Ipswich Town vs Arsenal:
- Kick-off time and location: The Carabao Cup third-round fixture between Ipswich and Arsenal will take place at Portman Road at 8pm on Tuesday, September 15. - TV channel and live stream: The match will be broadcast live on the Sky Sports+ channel. Coverage will start at 7pm, providing a full hour of pre-match analysis before the action gets underway. The match can be viewed online via the Sky Sports app and through the NOW platform on smartphones, tablets and computers. - Watch in the US: Fans in the US can stream the game exclusively on the Paramount+ platform. The live broadcast on this service is scheduled to begin at 3pm ET. Viewers will require an active Paramount+ subscription to access the match live online or through their dedicated smart television applications. - UK radio coverage: For those who cannot watch the game on television or stream it digitally, comprehensive radio coverage will be widely available. Live audio commentary of the fixture will be broadcast nationally on both talkSPORT, BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Radio Suffolk Sport. - Team news: Arsenal will be without centre-back William Saliba, who is ruled out for a couple of months due to a back injury. Defenders Ben White and Cristhian Mosquera are both serious doubts for the game with groin and muscle problems, respectively. Ipswich will be missing midfielder Jack Taylor, who is ruled out for a few weeks because of a knee injury.
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