Where to watch Arsenal vs Sunderland live? 22:00 today, 7/2

(Live football) Arsenal vs Sunderland in the 25th round of the 2025/26 Premier League. Here is the information about the broadcast channel and live stream link.

Where to watch Arsenal vs Sunderland live?

• Time: 22:00 on February 7.
• Venue: Emirates Stadium.
• Round: Round 25, Premier League 2025/26.
• Broadcast channel: F PTplay.
• Viewing link:Update HERE.

FPT Play TV will provide live coverage of Arsenal vs Sunderland in the 25th round of the 2025/26 Premier League. Readers can watch this match officially and with the best quality. We will update the live streaming link a few minutes before the match begins.

Arsenal enters the crucial stage of the Premier League season with some signs of slowdown. In the last five matches, the Gunners have only earned 8 out of a possible 15 points, a figure that does not match their championship ambitions. However, with rivals dropping points consecutively, the London club has maintained its top position. After 24 rounds, Arsenal has 53 points, creating a 6-point gap over Man City and continuing to hold the advantage in the long race.

Contrary to their inconsistency in the domestic league, Arsenal is showing a very different face in cup competitions. Under Mikel Arteta, they finished top of their Champions League group and have qualified for the League Cup final as well as the FA Cup fourth round. Nevertheless, fans understand these achievements will be less meaningful if the team continues to drop points in the Premier League. Therefore, the home game against Sunderland is seen as an important test where Arsenal must secure all 3 points to maintain their psychological momentum.

On the other hand, Sunderland is not a team to be underestimated. As newcomers, they are impressively sitting 4th on the table with 36 points after 24 matches. Sunderland’s recent form has been somewhat inconsistent with 2 wins, 2 losses, and 1 draw in the last 5 games, but this unpredictability makes them a risky opponent for any big club.

In fact, Arsenal experienced this in the first half of the season when Sunderland caused many difficulties and forced the Gunners to settle for a 2-2 draw. However, looking at their head-to-head record, Arsenal still dominates with 20 wins, 8 draws, and only 2 losses in the last 30 encounters. In this rematch, hesitation is not an option; 3 points are mandatory if Arteta’s team does not want to put themselves at a disadvantage in the title race.