Liverpool went into this weekend with a six-point lead at the top of the Premier League, with Arne Slot's side being chased mainly by Arsenal. And while the Gunners have already played a game more, it is them who are up next.

Mikel Arteta's team plays Brighton at 5.30pm UK time (12.30pm ET) with Arsenal hoping to cut the gap at the top to only three points ahead of Liverpool hosting Manchester United on Sunday. And the match will be shown live on television in both the UK and the US.

In the UK, Brighton vs Arsenal will be on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League. It can be streamed on NOWTV and also via the Sky Sports GO app for customers who are already subscribed.

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In the US, the match is going to be shown live on NBC. It will also be streamed via the same broadcaster for those who prefer to watch on the go.

Brighton will be without James Milner (thigh), Evan Ferguson (knock), Ferdi Kadioglu (toe), Danny Welbeck (ankle), Mats Wieffer (knock) and Jack Hinshelwood (knee) through injuries, while Pervis Estupinan is ill. Bukayo Saka (hamstring), Jurrien Timber (suspension), Raheem Sterling (knee), Ben White (knee) and Takehiro Tomiyasu (knee) are all out for Arsenal.

"I am very happy with the players we have and when you look at the amount of goals that we have scored, too, it is more than enough to win the Premier League," Arteta said during his press conference.

"Signing somebody is not enough, that is for sure. That signing has to score then how many goals? A lot of things have to happen. Sign, and then score 20 goals from here until the end (of the season) and then you have a better chance? Maybe, yes, I don't know.

"But the reality is somebody is doing more. And that is life, so we have to do better. If something extraordinary is on the market that we can afford, and we think they will have a real impact on the team, we have to be open for that possibility always. But at the moment, the focus is on what we have."