Nurnberg vs Arsenal: Arteta’s side aim to secure first pre-season win in Germany – stream, team news

ARSENAL get their pre-season tour underway against German side Nurnberg – and the action begins to unfold THIS Thursday.

The Gunners ended their 2022/23 campaign in high spirits after thrashing Wolves 5-0 at the Emirates.

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Arsenal celebrating their last win of the season against Wolves[/caption]

But ultimately, Mikel Arteta would have been gutted to see his side pipped to the title by Treble-winning Manchester City.

However, it’s time for the Gunners to turn over a new leaf which starts with a tough test against German outfit Nurnberg.

Furthermore, the addition of Kai Havertz and the imminent Jurrien Timber and Declan Rice arrivals will be a massive boost to the squad.

When is Nurnberg vs Arsenal?

• Nurnberg’s friendly fixture against Arsenal will take place on Thursday, July 13.
• It is scheduled to get underway at 6pm BST.
• Max-Morlock-Stadion in Germany is the chosen arena for this match and it can host approximately 50,000 fans.
• Arsenal ran out 5-3 winners when the sides last met in a mouthwatering summer contest.

What TV channel it on and can it be live streamed?

• Nurnberg vs Arsenal will NOT be broadcast live on TV in the UK.
• However, fans can stream the entire action on Arsenal.com channel which will be priced at £5.99.
• You can also stream the match on the Arsenal App which can be downloaded for free on your mobile or tablet devices.

Can I buy tickets for the game?

Tickets have been available to purchase directly from the 1. FC Nurnberg website from Monday, 19th June, 9am BST.

Team News

Arsenal fans will be desperate to see their brand new attacker Kai Havertz in action for the first time since completing his £65million switch from Chelsea.

A debut for new full-back Jurrien Timber could be on the cards too whose unveiling got leaked by his brother.

But all eyes will be on England superstar Declan Rice who is on the verge of being announced as an Arsenal player.

However, reports suggest that Rice could have an extended holiday even if the British record transfer fee is completed on time.