Arsenal will look to win their second home league game in a row when they take on out-of-form Cardiff City on January 30 at 01:15 am IST when the Welsh side will be playing their first match since the disappearance of Emiliano Sala.
Arsenal expect to be without Sokratis for at least a fortnight because of an ankle problem sustained during Friday’s FA Cup defeat by Manchester United. Hector Bellerin (knee), Rob Holding (knee) and Danny Welbeck (ankle) are all unavailable for the fixture. Laurent Koscielny has bruising and soft tissue swelling to his face and jaw and is unlikely to be risked.
Cardiff manager Neil Warnock must decide which players are in the right frame of mind to be involved following the disappearance of Emiliano Sala. Cardiff fans will be reportedly giving out daffodil badges to Arsenal fans before the game and plan to reveal a large banner of Sala in the away end.
When and where will the Arsenal Vs Cardiff City, English Premier League 2018-19 take place?
Arsenal vs Cardiff City, English Premier League will kick-off at 01:15 AM IST on January 30 at the Emirates Stadium.
Which channel will telecast Arsenal Vs Cardiff City, English Premier League match?
Arsenal vs Cardiff City, English Premier League match will be broadcasted on Star Sports Networks in India.
How to Watch the live streaming of the Arsenal Vs Cardiff City, English Premier League online?
The live online streaming of Arsenal Vs Cardiff City, English Premier League will be available in India on Hotstar web with the subscription and for free on mobile app of Hotstar.
MATCH FACTS:
- Arsenal have won all three of their Premier League meeting with Cardiff City, scoring eight goals and conceding two.
- In all competitions, Cardiff have lost their last six away games against Arsenal.
- Arsenal are unbeaten in 11 home league games (W9, D2), winning the last five in a row.
Cardiff’s first game since their striker Emiliano Sala went missing is going to be a difficult occasion for everyone. What happened to Sala and the plane’s pilot is very sad, and a reminder that some things are a lot more important than football matches.
