Arsenal return to domestic action on Saturday afternoon, with Leeds travelling to the Emirates Stadium for a Premier League fixture but the match will not be show live on TV in the UK.
Arsenal continue their Premier League title challenge on Saturday afternoon, with Leeds United visiting the Emirates Stadium following the international break.
The Gunners hold an eight point lead over Manchester City, with their title challenge about to enter the final stretch with a tough set of fixtures. Arsenal are yet to travel to the Etihad Stadium to face City, with that match coming on April 26 after matches against Leeds, Liverpool, West Ham and Southampton.
However, Leeds are up first and they will hope that they can do better than recent visits to North London, having lost on both visits since their return to the top flight in 2020. They have not beaten the Gunners for 20 years and in the midst of a relegation battle it would be a huge win for the Whites.
New boss Javi Gracia has helped Leeds to two wins taking over, with their last match before the international break being a 2-4 win against Wolves. However, the Premier League leaders will be a tougher test and are widely expected to keep up their good run of six successive league wins.
It is a big match, but unfortunately for Gunners fans, the match will not be broadcast live on TV in the UK. This is due to the 3pm television blackout for domestic matches on Saturday afternoons.
Arsenal's match was not picked for live broadcast this weekend, with BT Sport opting to show Manchester City vs Liverpool on Saturday (12:30pm) and Sky Sports screening Chelsea vs Aston Villa the same day (5:30pm). Sunday's matches between West Ham and Southampton (2pm) and Newcastle vs Manchester United (4:30pm) are both on Sky Sports.
You will be able to follow extensive match coverage with football.London with our reporters at the Emirates bringing you live match updates throughout days. Match of the Day will also carry highlights with the programme starting at 10:20pm on BBC One on Saturday night, hosted by Gary Lineker.