West Ham vs Arsenal: How to watch, TV channel, kick-off time and supercomputer prediction
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Credit: Imago Sat 9 May 2026 15:00, UK West Ham United will host Arsenal at the London Stadium on Sunday in a game that could well be the biggest of the Premier League season. The Gunners arrive in the driving seat for the title, needing a win to extend their lead at the top of the table after Manchester City dropped points to Everton.West Ham face a crucial match for their Premier League safety, with Tottenham’s victory over Aston Villa seeing them gain a one-point advantage.
West Ham’s form has not at all been poor, but last week’s 3-0 loss to Brentford has proved hugely damaging. ⚽West Ham United Matchday⚽ Team news, line-ups, expert previews and tactical analysis for every West Ham fixture. VISIT THE WEST HAM MATCH HUB MORE FOOTBALL INSIDER STORIES How to watch West Ham vs ArsenalJust three weeks, West Ham were favourites to stay up over Tottenham, who were in a spot of serious bother.
It will kick off at 16:30 BST on Sunday, and will be available to watch on Sky Sports Main Event, Premier League and Ultra HDR.Supercomputer predicts West Ham vs ArsenalWhile West Ham will be looking to bounce back from defeat last week, Arsenal come into this game off the back of wins over Fulham and Atletico Madrid, the latter earning them a place in the Champions League final.The Gunners destroyed Fulham at the Emirates Stadium last week, netting three goals past Bernd Leno before the break.But Sunday’s occasion will be played in front of a fiery West Ham crowd, and the stakes are bound to generate nervousness. The supercomputer has backed Arsenal to win the game with a 58.3 per cent chance, but the Hammers have a 19.2 per cent chance of causing a huge upset. ⚒️ Don’t Miss a Beat: Your West Ham Insider Access Get the full story from the London Stadium and Rush Green with our dedicated expert hubs: Updated 24/7 with expert analysis from East London.