Arsenal vs Bournemouth live stream: Watch Premier League online

Arsenal will be looking to return to some semblance of normalcy with a win against Bournemouth, and here are all the ways you can follow the action.

Arsenal’s season has been going rather poorly, and this was only compounded by the pathetic transfer deadline day debacle that showed ill-preparation. Overall, the Gunners could have been seen as having a spectacular transfer window, as they addressed two of their main concerns, but when you see the way they handled that last day, it tends to steal all the attention.

But life goes on, the window is shut, and now we move forward. After a debilitating loss to Liverpool that exposed each and every weakness this club has, the Gunners had two weeks to sit on that feeling while helping their respective nations in their quest to the 2018 World Cup.

And now we’re back, with Arsenal returning home to face Bournemouth. There are already plenty of protests planned for the match, which means the environment will be highly questionable. The Gunners absolutely have to get off to a good start because if they don’t, the boos will start raining down.

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In just the fourth match of the season.

In terms of team news, Alexis Sanchez is a doubt for the match and has to be assessed before kickoff. Santi Cazorla is obviously out and, according to Arsene Wenger, Jack Wilshere still isn’t fully fit, although the Englishman may not be of the same mind, as he is pining to get back onto the pitch.

Aside from that, Wenger will have a full plate of choices to pick from and after how well his overthinking went against Liverpool, it would be a massive shock to see him sitting his “acclimating” new signings. Our best players should be out there, no questions asked.

The Cherries are having themselves a rather poor start to the season as well, as they find themselves in an early relegation tussle. They’ve scored just one goal on the year and were just heartbroken against Manchester City when the Citizens scored in the 99th minute of the five minutes of stoppage time.

If the match doesn’t make sense, you’re not alone.

But we know what Bournemouth can do. They have a very high-paced attack led by the likes of the Joshua King, who has an engine that doesn’t stop. The Gunners defense will be tested and those tests won’t be easy to pass.

And so, without further ado, here are all the ways to watch the match unfold:

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Date: 9 September 2017
Venue: The Emirates, London, England
Time: 10:00 EST, 15:00 BST
TV: NBCSN
Radio: Talk Sports Radio World
Stream: Arsenal Player, NBC Sports Live Extra