Watch the Arsenal and Everton match in the English Premier League

Football fans in England are eagerly awaiting the match between Arsenal and Everton as part of the fifth round of the 2023-2024 Premier League season. The match will be held today at Goodison Park, Everton's home ground.

Arsenal vs. Everton Match Details:

- Time: 6:30 PM Cairo time.

Broadcast Information:

- Channel:** The match will be broadcast on beIN Sports 2 HD, the exclusive broadcaster of Premier League matches.

This match is an opportunity for Arsenal to strengthen their position in the title race, while Everton seeks their first victory of the current season.

Arsenal, under the guidance of their Spanish coach Mikel Arteta, aims to continue their impressive form. The team is looking to secure a win to keep up with the league leaders, Manchester City, and potentially move into second place in the standings if they defeat Everton.

Statements from Mikel Artet

- Big Week: "This is one of the biggest weeks for many of us."

- Importance: "Now is the most important moment."

- Excitement and Optimism:** "We are excited and can't wait for Sunday, we are very optimistic about the outcome."

Team Standings Before the Final Round:

- Manchester City 88 points

-Arsenal: 86 points

Mikel Arteta and his team are aiming for a win against Everton, hoping that West Ham can help them clinch the Premier League title by defeating Manchester City in the final round on Sunday.

Upcoming Matches:

- Manchester City vs. West Ham:** Sunday at the same time as Arsenal's match.

- Arsenal vs. Everton:** Sunday at 4:30 PM UK time.

Arteta expressed his hope to win the Premier League title over Manchester City in the final round, emphasizing the need to focus on the challenging match against Everton and demonstrate his team's ability to excel, while relying on West Ham to achieve a positive result against Manchester City. Arteta mentioned that he doesn't need to communicate with David Moyes, West Ham's coach and his former mentor at Everton, highlighting the importance of thorough preparation for Sunday.

Arteta said, "He has been a crucial and significant influence in my career, both as a player and a manager, and he can help us achieve my personal dream." Regarding the potential loss of Manchester City, he commented, "It's really tough to beat any opponent in the Premier League, especially when something is at stake, but this is beyond our control." He added, "They are somewhat close to us, but they will be playing against a really strong opponent, and I am confident that West Ham can be there and help us achieve our dream."

When asked if he would have someone monitoring the result of the Manchester City vs. West Ham match, Arteta replied, "There will be 60,000 fans, staff, and assistant coaches on their phones, so I think that will be enough! It will be different, but you just have to focus on what you need to do." Regarding how he is preparing his team for Sunday, he added, "The only thing we've discussed is giving ourselves the chance to experience a beautiful day, the dream is still alive because it's football." He continued, "We need to play as we do every week and understand that to achieve the dream, we need to win and then hope that West Ham helps us. Whatever happens, it will be an emotional day."

Regarding whether the season would still be considered successful even if they don't win the title, Arteta said, "I can't think that way! We have to believe that we will win the match and then hope for something beautiful to happen." He clarified, "There is still hope; this is the final day of the season and we are competing for the Premier League title." He added, "We haven't achieved this yet at the Emirates Stadium, which has been open for over 20 years, so we need to be very optimistic. We have to do our part and then see what happens."

On the topic of clubs voting to abolish VAR, Arteta stated, "I wasn't part of those meetings, but I will meet with the club next week. After that, we will determine our stance as a club. I want to fully understand the situation and gauge everyone's opinion before making any decision."