Girona vs Arsenal – TV channel, live stream details, injury news, Champions League table and more

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Arsenal are back in Champions League action in midweek as they prepare for their final league phase clash against Girona.

The Gunners are fresh off of a comfortable win over Dinamo Zagreb, which has put them on the brink of qualification in the top-eight.

As for Girona, their maiden season back in the Champions League hasn’t panned out as many would’ve hoped – having already been eliminated with three points.

With a big match in Spain poised for Arsenal, while their opponents look to bow out in style, here’s a look at everything you need to know.

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Girona vs Arsenal kick-off time and date

Arsenal face off against Girona in their final Champions League league phase match on Wednesday, January 29.

Kick-off is scheduled for 8pm, with all 18 games in the competition all being played at the exact same time.

What TV channel is Girona vs Arsenal on?

The clash between Arsenal and Girona is being shown on TNT Sports 4, with all the coverage, pre-match build-up, action and reaction on display.

A valid TNT Sports subscription is required to view the broadcast as it happens.

Girona vs Arsenal live stream details

A live stream will be available for Arsenal’s trip to Girona, with it being available via Discovery+.

The streaming service requires a valid subscription and account, which will give access to the coverage on a smart device or computer.

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What do Arsenal need to qualify in the Champions League table?

Arsenal have already qualified for the knockout rounds of the Champions League, having earned a place in the top 24 spots.

A place in the top-eight awaits though, which offers a chance to skip a two-legged play-off round, handing the side a free week.

Just one point is needed for Arsenal to finish there in the Champions League table, meaning that avoiding a defeat is vitally important.

Arsenal team updates and injury news

Arsenal’s injury worries have started to ease in recent weeks with a few players returning to action for Mikel Arteta.

Martin Odegaard and Mikel Merino have been struck by illness, so it remains to be seen whether they will be available.

Long-term injuries remain for Bukayo Saka, Gabriel Jesus, Takehiro Tomiyasu and Ben White, who are all battling to recover.

Girona team news and injuries

Girona are currently sweating on the fitness of four key players ahead of their showdown with Arsenal in Spain.

Miguel Gutierrez and Ladislav Krejci are doubts heading into the tie, having already faced a lay-off in recent weeks.

Beyond them, fresh problems occurred over the recent weekend match against Rayo Vallecano as Paulo Gazzaniga and Daley Blind were withdrawn through injury.