Olympiacos vs Arsenal: TV channel, live stream free, teams and kick-off time for Europa League game – The Sun

ARSENAL will travel to Greek giants Olympiacos as they aim to go all the way in the Europa League with a spot in next year's Champions League on offer.

Since Mikel Arteta took over, the Gunners have been on good form and are currently on an eight-match unbeaten streak in all competitions, having smashed Newcastle 4-0 on Sunday.

Arsenal reached the final held in Baku last year but slumped to a 4-1 defeat to the hands of Chelsea.

Olympiacos booked their spot for the last 32 of the competition thanks to a 1-0 win over Crvena Zvezda but will have a much bigger fish to fry on Thursday.

What time does Olympiacos vs Arsenal kick off?

The Europa League tie will take place on Thursday, February 20.

Kick off is at 8pm UK time – that's 3pm Eastern time.

The match will be held at Stadio Georgios Karaiskakis in Piraeus.

When Arsenal last visited Olympiacos, they run out 0-3 winners in the 2015/2016 Champions League.

 

What TV channel is Olympiacos vs Arsenal on and can I live stream it ?

You can catch all of Thursday night's action between the two sides on BT Sport 2.

BT Sport subscribers can also live stream the game via the BT Sport app through their computer, mobile or tablet.

If you are watching in the US, tune into Univision NOW.

How do I watch Olympiacos vs Arsenal for FREE?

Alternatively, EE phone customers can watch the match on the BT Sport app with a FREE three-month trial – simply text SPORT to 150.

What is the team news?

What are the odds?

Arsenal are hot favourites to win this match with odds of 27/20 to take a lead back to the Emirates Stadium, while Olympiacos are just 19/10 to claim victory on home soil.

After scoring at the weekend, Lacazette is expected to be back on the scoresheet – and is an outsider 14/1 to grab a brace in Greece.

And with the Gunners' defence being impregnable of late, a 3-0 win could be a good punt for a long shot price of 22/1.

Odds selected from Ladbrokes and correct at time of publication.

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