How to Watch Crystal Palace vs. Arsenal Live for Free on August 5, 2022 on Apple TV, Roku, Fire TV, iOS, & Android
On Friday, August 5, 2022 at 3:00 PM EDT, the Crystal Palace face the Arsenal. The game is airing exclusively on USA Network, which you can stream with a Live TV Streaming Service.
Crystal Palace vs. Arsenal
- When: Friday, August 5, 2022 at 3:00 PM EDT
- TV: USA Network
- Stream: Watch with 5-Day Free Trial of DIRECTV STREAM
In the U.S., the game is streaming on USA Network, which is available with a 5-Day Free Trial of DIRECTV STREAM. You can also watch on Sling TV Blue Plan, which is offering 50% OFF Your First Month and fuboTV, which has a 7-Day Free Trial. It also also available on Hulu Live TV and YouTube TV.
If you live in Canada, the only way to stream it is with fuboTV, which is the exclusive rights holder in Canada. You can get it as part of their C$24.99/mo. Canadian Plan.
Can you stream Crystal Palace vs. Arsenal on Peacock?
While most Premier League matches are available on Peacock, but this Crystal Palace vs. Arsenal game won’t be available since it is on USA Network, which makes it a TV exclusive game.
However, during the Premier League season, you can watch nearly every match with a (buy-link: peacock text: subscription to Peacock Premium.
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Arsenal vs. Crystal Palace Game Preview: MATCHDAY: Premier League, Bundesliga, French league resume
By The Associated Press
A look at what’s happening in European soccer on Friday:
ENGLAND
Arsenal is playing in the the Friday night Premier League opener for the second straight year and will be hoping for a better start to the campaign than it had last season, when it lost 2-0 at newcomer Brentford. This time, the Gunners are visiting another London club in Crystal Palace, managed by former Arsenal great Patrick Vieira. Palace beat Arsenal 3-0 at home last season, but Vieira is worried his roster is “quite a bit short on numbers” because of injuries. Arsenal, meanwhile, has looked in stellar form in the preseason with new signing Gabriel Jesus leading the attack, giving fans hope that Mikel Arteta’s team can reclaim a Champions League spot this season after finishing fifth in the previous campaign. Jesus and Oleksandr Zinchenko, who also joined from Manchester City in the offseason, are likely to make their competitive debuts for Arsenal.
GERMANY
The Bundesliga’s new season starts with perennial defending champion Bayern Munich visiting Europa League winner Eintracht Frankfurt. Bayern has reinforced its squad strongly to compensate for Robert Lewandowski’s summer departure, and the pressure is on coach Julian Nagelsmann to deliver more than “just” the Bundesliga in his second season in charge. Bayern has won the last 10 league titles, a record. New arrivals Sadio Mané, Matthijs de Ligt, Mathys Tel and an established cadre of stars ensure Bayern is the favorite for yet another league crown. Mario Götze could face his former side on Friday. Frankfurt signed the German World Cup winner in the offseason giving him a chance to rekindle his career at age 30.
FRANCE
Lyon kicks off the league by hosting promoted Ajaccio. Under new owner John Textor, seven-time champion Lyon hopes to contend for European spots after a disappointing eighth place last season, the club’s worst finish since 1997. This summer, Lyon signed left back Nicolas Tagliafico from Ajax Amsterdam, midfielder Corentin Tolisso from Bayern Munich, striker Alexandre Lacazette from Arsenal and promising youngster Johann Lepenant from Caen. Lyon will miss full back Henrique, who is suspended, as well as Maxence Caqueret, Jeff Reine-Adelaide and Romain Faivre due to injuries. A poor result would put pressure on Lyon coach Peter Bosz, who is known for his attacking style but couldn’t fix the team’s defensive issues last season. A runner-up in the second division last season, Ajaccio signed two French league veterans, midfielder Thomas Mangani from Angers and forward Romain Hamouma from Saint-Etienne.