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Arsenal host unbeaten Leeds as Premier League returns after City verdict
Arsenal welcome Leeds in the first Premier League match since a verdict on Manchester City’s rule breaches.
Arsenal have won four of their first five league games but lost 3-0 to Brighton in their last match.
Leeds have not lost in their opening five games.
The result could affect Arsenal’s effort to keep pace with league leaders Manchester City.
Arsenal host unbeaten Leeds as the Premier League returns after a verdict on Manchester City.
Arsenal are second in the table with four wins from their first five matches.
Leeds have won two and drawn three of their opening five fixtures.
Arsenal are seeking to respond to a 3-0 defeat by Brighton in their previous match.
Kick-off is scheduled for 12:30 at the Emirates Stadium.
- Who
- Arsenal and Leeds.
- What
- Arsenal host Leeds in a Premier League fixture.
- When
- 10 October 2026, with kick-off scheduled for 12:30.
- Where
- Emirates Stadium, London.
- Why
- The Premier League returns after an extended international break, and Arsenal are seeking to keep pace with league leaders Manchester City.
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Arsenal lost 3-0 to Brighton at the Amex Stadium.
The Premier League returned after an extended international break, with Arsenal set to host Leeds at 12:30.
- Arsenal league position
- Second
- Arsenal record
- Four wins from five matches
- Leeds record
- Two wins and three draws from five matches; unbeaten
- Venue
- Emirates Stadium
- Kick-off
- 12:30 on 10 October 2026
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