Premier League today live on TV, live stream and live ticker

London derby in the Premier League: Chelsea welcome leaders Arsenal at Stamford Bridge. In this article, SPOX reveals how you can experience the top duel live on TV, live stream and live ticker today.

The 15th matchday of the English Premier League has a top duel in store. This Sunday, November 6th, Chelsea will face Arsenal in a derby in London. Things get down to business at Stamford Bridge, with the showdown kicking off at 1 p.m.

This time the Gunners will certainly go into the derby as favourites. Mikel Arteta’s team are top of the table, two points ahead of Manchester City. It will probably be these two clubs this season who will decide the title among themselves. Chelsea are currently only in sixth place, the difference between the London clubs is ten points. Will the Blues have good ground and make the fight even tighter up there?

TV, live stream, live ticker: SPOX follows on how not to miss Chelsea vs Arsenal today.

Chelsea vs. Arsenal, broadcast: Premier League today live on TV and live stream

You will not see the game between Chelsea and Arsenal in Germany on free TV – which does not mean that there is no live broadcast at all in this country. sky owns the rights to the Premier League and accordingly broadcasts the well-known duel on pay TV today.

The live broadcast of the game will be broadcast on the channel Sky Sports Premier League. The game kicks off at 1:00 p.m., with transmission starting at 12:50 p.m. Toni Tomic is the commentator.

If you would like to watch the match live, that’s no problem. sky has the platforms sky go and WOWwith which this is possible.

Chelsea vs. Arsenal, broadcast: Premier League today in the live ticker

But you can also simply follow the hustle and bustle here SPOX. We provide a live ticker that keeps you informed about everything important that’s happening in London during the 90 minutes. Click in and don’t miss anything!

Assistant manager to a Chelsea legend! The “Invincibles” and what became of them

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As Arsenal soar, we look back at Arsenal’s incredible streak: The Gunners went 49 straight games unbeaten in 2003/04 and went down in history as the ‘Invincibles’. The stars of yesteryear and what became of them.

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However, Arsenal cannot reach the milestone again this season. After ten games there is a defeat. However, Mikel Arteta’s team won the remaining nine games and is already four points ahead of Man City.

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GOALKEEPER: Jens Lehmann, completed all 38 games of the season. Remained at FC Arsenal until 2008 and came back after a detour to VfB Stuttgart. He then worked as a coach and was on the Hertha supervisory board until May 2021.

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DEFENSE: Kolo Touré, 37 games, 1 goal. Stayed until 2009 before moving to Man City for a lot of money. However, the best time was over, even if he became champion again with City. 2017 end of career. Now on the coaching staff at Leicester City.

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Sol Campbell, 35 games, 1 goal. Left the Gunners for Portsmouth in 2006 and actually won the FA Cup with Pompey. After that: Notts County and back to Arsenal. End of career in 2011, since then he has been politically active.

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Ashley Cole, 32 games. Two years after the title, he moved to city rivals Chelsea before moving on to AS Roma in 2014. Ended his career at Derby County in the summer of 2019 and is now assistant coach to Frank Lampard at Everton FC.

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Lauren, 32 games. Lauren Bisan-Etame Mayer spent his prime with the Gunners. In 2007 he followed Campbell to Portsmouth. Ended his career in 2010. Since then he has worked as a TV expert in LaLiga or at the Africa Cup of Nations.

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Pascal Cygan, 18 games. Went to Spain from Arsenal in 2006 and returned home from there. A former sporting director at his former club ES Wasquehal, he now coaches the Under-18s at Belgian club Royal Excel Mouscron.

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Justin Hoyte, 1 game. The Gunners’ own offspring was still a teenager at the time and was only allowed to get a taste of the grown-ups. Later mainly Middlesbrough, was without a club in the meantime and now plays for Miami Beach CF.

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Martin Keown, 10 games. After a total of 13 years, left Arsenal for Leicester in the summer after the title. Later still with Reading, but his career ended in 2005. After that he was initially seen as a coach, but today more as a TV expert.

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MIDFELD: Patrick Vieira, 29 games, 3 goals. Left Arsenal for Juve in 2005, to the displeasure of fans, then Inter a year later. Returned to England to finish and ended his career at Man City in 2011. Crystal Palace coach since 2021.

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Robert Pires, 36 games, 14 goals. Magically two more years with the Gunners and then went to Villarreal FC. Came out of retirement in 2014 to play for Goa FC in India. Final career end: 2016. Currently planning a coaching career.

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Gilberto Silva, 32 games, 4 goals. Farewell 2008, Panathinaikos, Gremio Porto Alegre, Atletico Mineiro, career end 2013. In 2016 he was director of professional football at his former club Panathinaikos for a few months.

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Edu, 30 games, 2 goals. After the title he stayed for another year. Four seasons at Valencia was followed by a move home to Brazil. He has been technical director of Arsenal FC since 2019 – and has therefore played a major role in the current success!

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Freddie Ljungberg, 30 games, 4 goals. After retiring in 2011, he made a brief comeback in India in 2013. He then worked for the Arsenal youth team, was assistant coach at Wolfsburg and later assistant to Gunners coach Arteta. Currently without a club.

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Ray Parlor, 25 games. Was already a veteran when Wenger took over in 1996. Moved to Middlesbrough after the Invincibles season, eventually retiring from Hull City in 2007. Today he can be seen as a TV expert.

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MIDFELD: David Bentley, 1 game. The championship season was his first as a professional – and last at Arsenal. He then played for Norwich, Blackburn, Tottenham, Birmingham, West Ham and Rostov before retiring in 2013 aged 29.

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ATTACK: Thierry Henry, 37 games, 30 goals. Joined Barca in 2007 and won the title he was missing (CL!). Came back for four games in 2012 and scored promptly. After that coach at Monaco and Montreal Impact, assistant coach of Belgium since summer.

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Dennis Bergkamp, 28 games, 4 goals. After losing the CL final in 2006, he ended his career. He then worked in various capacities for youth club Ajax. Most recently assistant coach at Dutch club Almere City. Now without a club.

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Jose Antonio Reyes, 13 games, 2 goals. The Spaniard didn’t last long at Arsenal – he returned home in 2006. After stints at Real and Atletico, among others, he moved to China in 2018. He passed away in June 2019 after a tragic car accident.

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Sylvain Wiltord, 12 games, 3 goals. After various positions in France, Wiltord ended his career in 2012. In 2015 he took part in the reality show Dropped. A day after his retirement, ten contestants died in a helicopter crash.

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Nwankwo Kanu, 10 games, 1 goal. The league title was followed by two seasons at West Brom and six at Portsmouth. In 2012, Kanu ended his career.

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Jeremie Aliadiere, 10 games. A year after the championship title, he left Arsenal and then mutated into a migratory bird. In 2017 he ended his active career in his home country of France at FC Lorient.

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COACH: Arsene Wenger. After winning the championship in 2004, he remained in charge of Arsenal for 14 years. Although the triumph was not repeated, they still managed to win four FA Cups (2005, 2014, 2015, 2017). He has been FIFA Director since 2019.

Chelsea vs. Arsenal, broadcast: Premier League live on TV today, live stream and live ticker – information at a glance

Encounter: Chelsea FC – Arsenal FC
Contest: premier league
Gameday: 15
Date: November 6, 2022
Kicking off: 1 p.m
Location: Stamford Bridge, London
TV: sky
live stream: Sky Go, WOW
Live ticker: SPOX

Premier League: Table before the 15th matchday

place	association	games	Gates	difference	Points
1.	arsenal	12	30:11	19	31
2.	Manchester City	12	37:11	26	29
3.	Tottenham Hotspur	13	26:16	10	26
4.	Newcastle United	13	24:10	14	24
5.	Manchester United	12	17:16	1	23
6.	Chelsea	12	17:15	2	21
7.	Fulham	13	22:22	0	19
8th.	Brighton & Hove Albion	12	19:15	4	18
9.	Liverpool	12	23:15	8th	16
10	Crystal Palace	12	13:16	-3	16
11.	Brentford	13	19:22	-3	15
12.	everton	13	11:12	-1	14
13.	West Ham United	13	11:13	-2	14
14	AFC Bournemouth	13	12:28	-16	13
15	LeedsUnited	12	15:19	-4	12
16	AstonVilla	13	11:20	-9	12
16	southampton	13	11:20	-9	12
18	Leicester City	13	21:25	-4	11
19	Wolverhampton Wanderers	13	6:19	-13	10
20	Nottingham Forest	13	8:28	-20	9