How to watch Arsenal vs Nottingham Forest - TV channel, kick-off time and live stream details

Nottingham Forest are gearing up to face Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium this weekend, in their first Premier League match following the November international break.

A win will see Forest jump ahead of Arsenal in the table, having lost just two of their 11 league fixtures this season. They are unbeaten in their five away games this season, having beaten Liverpool in one of those fixtures.

Arsenal's before the break ended in a draw with Chelsea, marking their fourth consecutive Premier League game without a win. There are doubts over the fitness of Bukayo Saka, Declan Rice, Leandro Trossard, Takehiro Tomiyasu and Riccardo Calafiori for the upcoming match, while Ben White has been ruled out after undergoing minor knee surgery.

For Forest, Elliot Anderson could make his return from a foot injury while Danilo is nearing a return, although is unlikely to play this weekend. Ibrahim Sangare remains sidelined.

What time does Arsenal vs Nottingham Forest kick off?

The match is set to kick off at 3pm on Saturday, November 23, at the Emirates Stadium.

Is Arsenal vs Nottingham Forest on TV?

Due to the UK's 3pm blackout rules, the match will not be televised live. However, NottinghamshireLive will be present at the Emirates to provide live updates, pre-match build-up and post-game reaction.

Sky Sports will be offering match highlights on YouTube and their mobile app around 5.15pm. Additionally, extended highlights of the game will be available on Match of the Day, with coverage commencing at 10.30pm on BBC One.

How to watch Arsenal vs Nottingham Forest abroad

Despite the Arsenal vs Nottingham Forest match not being broadcast in the UK, it will still be shown overseas. In the United States, the game will be aired on Peacock for paying subscribers and live-streamed on Peacock Premium.

Internationally, Optus Sport will show the match in Australia, Fubo TV in Canada, Viaplay in the Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Poland and Norway, and RTL in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.