Arsenal return to Premier League action tonight as they host Ipswich Town in their first match after Christmas.

The Gunners headed into the festive season on the back of a 5-1 win over Crystal Palace in the top-flight last week as they returned to winning ways in the Premier League.

Mikel Arteta and his squad will be looking to close the gap on leaders Liverpool when they take on Ipswich tonight at the Emirates Stadium. Arsenal currently have 33 points from their first 17 matches as they compete for the league title alongside the Merseyside club, as well as Chelsea and Manchester City.

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Tonight's game against Ipswich will also be Arsenal's final match of the calendar year. Arteta's team will be hoping that 2025 will be the year they can win a major trophy, with the Premier League and Champions League targets as well as the Carabao Cup and FA Cup.

Here, football.london takes a look at the TV info needed to watch Arsenal's latest Premier League match;

What time does Arsenal vs Ipswich Town kick-off?

Arsenal are scheduled to take on Ipswich on Friday, December 27 at the Emirates Stadium from 8.15pm.

Is Arsenal vs Ipswich Town being shown live on TV?

Yes, Amazon Prime are broadcasting all the festive Premier League fixtures, once again, which includes Arsenal's meeting with Ipswich. The match will be available to fans with an Amazon Prime account, with coverage starting from 7pm. Gabby Logan will be on presenting duty and will be joined by Theo Walcott, Matt Holland and Roberto Martinez at the Emirates Stadium.

Alternatively, football.london will be in attendance in north London to provide live match updates - as well as all of the post-match reaction - through our live blog.

How to live stream Arsenal vs Ipswich Town

Amazon will be live streaming the fixture via their mobile and TV app, as well as online, which will be available to paid subscribers.

The service will also be providing a full-match replay on their platform within two hours of the final whistle. There will also be access to post-match interviews with players and both managers, as well as extended highlights.