Home / Football / Premier League News LIVE Arsenal v Bournemouth: Commentary, updates, goals and stats Arsenal host Bournemouth this lunchtime. Follow all the action with our live commentary... Written by Jon Fisher Last Update: April 10, 2026 11:59:57 am BST 2 min read After a difficult couple of games either side of the international break, Arsenal looked back to their obdurate best at Sporting CP in midweek. The EFL Cup final defeat to Manchester City and the shock FA Cup exit at Championship side Southampton ended the Gunners hopes of a quadruple but a Champions League and Premier League double is still achievable.Arsenal take on Sporting in the return next Wednesday with a 1-0 advantage from the first game in Lisbon but will first look to extend their lead at the top of the Premier League to 12 points with a win over Bournemouth.Mikel Artetas side will have played two games more than second-placed City when they kick off at Chelsea on Sunday afternoon but it will be another game successfully ticked off for the Londoners.Bournemouth have not been beaten in the league since January 3 when they lost against Arsenal but too many draws have hampered their progress.Bournemouth boss Andoni IraolaTable of Contents1 Where to watch Arsenal v Bournemouth: TV channel, live stream2 The stats for Arsenal v BournemouthWhere to watch Arsenal v Bournemouth: TV channel, live streamArsenal and Bournemouth open the weekends action in North London. The match will be broadcast live in the UK on TNT Sports, and users online can watch the action on HBO Max (formerly Discovery+)Kick-off is scheduled for 12:30pm BST on Saturday.The stats for Arsenal v BournemouthArsenal have won their last four Premier League matchesArsenal have won seven consecutive home games in all competitionsBournemouth are unbeaten in their last 11 Premier League matchesBournemouth have drawn their last five league gamesBournemouth are unbeaten in their last five away matches Topics: AFC Bournemouth Arsenal F.C. Follow us: Jon Fisher Head of News Jon has over 20 years' experience in sports journalism having worked at the Press Association, Goal and Stats Perform, covering three World Cups, an Olympics and numerous other major sporting events. Read more from Jon Fisher
