Arsenal’s Europa League clash away to BATE Borisov will be free to view on Thursday night.
Arsenal go into the Europa League game full of confidence, having not lost a game since their 4-0 drubbing to Liverpool at the end of August.
The Gunners secured a 2-0 victory over West Brom on Monday night – courtesy of an Alexandre Lacazette brace.
However, there were a couple of tetchy moments in the first half, with Shkodran Mustafi fortunate not to concede a penalty after bringing down Jay Rodriguez.
When is BATE Borisov vs Arsenal?
BATE Borisov take on Arsenal on Thursday, September 28 at the Borisov Arena.
The match will kick-off at 6pm.
Where can I watch BATE Borisov vs Arsenal for free and what channel is it on?
The match will be available to stream for free on BTSport.com via the enhanced video player.
The BT Sport app will also be showing the free BATE v Arsenal live stream.
Free TV coverage available on BT Sport Showcase on BT TV (channel 115). and Freeview (channel 115), as well as on Virgin Media (channel 548).
BT Sport subscribers can tune in on TV on BT Sport 2/BT Sport 2 HD.
What are the team news?
Arsene Wenger will rotate his squad heavily again as the Gunners began the week knowing that they have three games within six days.
Mesut Ozil was on the bench during the West Brom encounter and made a ten minute cameo, after suffering a knee injury.
He, along with the likes of Oliver Giroud, Theo Walcott, Jack Wilshere and possibly Reiss Nelson, could all feature for the Gunners.
What are the latest odds? (Courtesy of Betfair)
BATE Borisov – 13/2
Draw – 19/5
Arsenal – 2/5
Prematch stats
- This will be Arsenal’s first ever game against Belarusian opposition.
- BATE Borisov will be the 122nd different team that Arsene Wenger has faced while manager of Arsenal.
- BATE have lost just one of their last 12 home games in all European competition (vs Barcelona in October 2015) and are unbeaten in their last seven (W3 D4).
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