Arsenal vs. Newcastle: How to watch, date, time, live stream, TV channel

Just over two months on from their most recent Premier League meeting, Arsenal and Newcastle United reunite in a pre-season friendly in Singapore on Sunday.

The Gunners are aiming for back-to-back successes after conquering AC Milan 1-0 last time out, while the Magpies were thumped 4-0 by Celtic in their most recent friendly, and here Sports Mole provides everything you need to know about how to tune into the match.

What time does Arsenal vs. Newcastle kick off?

Arsenal's clash with Newcastle United is due to kick off at 12.30pm UK time on Sunday, July 27, the same time as the Gunners' battle with Milan.

Meanwhile, the fixture is a 7.30pm kickoff in Singapore.

Where is Arsenal vs. Newcastle being played?

The all-Premier League affair will be held at the National Stadium in Kallang, as Arsenal return to the domed venue four days after dispatching Milan at the same ground.

Sunday's match will be the Gunners' sixth different game at the National Stadium, while Newcastle have never played at the 55,000-seater arena before.

How to watch Arsenal vs. Newcastle in the UK

TV channels

Arsenal vs. Newcastle is not being shown on terrestrial TV in the UK, but the fixture will be available via both clubs' official streaming services.

Online streaming

The official Arsenal website and app will be showing the fixture in full for a price of £4.99 until 9am BST on Sunday morning, at which point the cost rises to £6.99.

Alternatively, Gooners can purchase a complete pre-season pass for £14.99 to also catch their team's matches against Tottenham Hotspur, Athletic Bilbao and Villarreal.

Similarly, NUFC TV will also be streaming the match, and depending on level of membership, prices for all pre-season games range from £9.99 to £29.99.

Highlights

Match highlights will be uploaded to both teams' official websites after full time, while both clubs' YouTube channels may also show the best bits.

During the game, the Arsenal and Newcastle X accounts are likely to post snippets of the action, as might journalists and other media in attendance.

What is at stake for Arsenal and Newcastle?

Arsenal have a perfect pre-season record to preserve, having also beaten Watford behind closed doors before deservedly beating Milan in Singapore.

New signings Kepa Arrizabalaga, Martin Zubimendi and Cristhian Mosquera may all have the chance to impress from the first whistle; the former saved three penalties in a shootout loss to the Rossoneri.

Meanwhile, Newcastle have many wrongs to right after being demolished 4-0 by Celtic on July 19, and the Magpies are also under pressure to perform in the absence of Alexander Isak, who was left at home as he explores a possible move away.