Arsenal v Fiorentina: How to watch the International Champions Cup on TV and live stream
Arsenal and Fiorentina go head-to-head in the International Champions Cup this weekend
Arsenal may not have enjoyed the most stress-free pre-season so far, but the Gunners are going along nicely on the field ahead of their clash with Fiorentina.
Ordeals over transfers and Laurent Koscielny's refusal to travel have overshadowed displays on the pitch.
However, Unai Emery's men beat Colorado before an inexperienced Gunners XI recorded a 2-1 victory over a near full strength Bayern Munich side in the early hours of Thursday morning (UK time).
Louis Poznanski and Eddie Nketiah scored either side of Robert Lewandowski to push their names into Emery's thoughts as the season approaches.
Arsenal will now face Serie A side Fiorentina in Charlotte, North Carolina at the Bank of America Stadium, home to the Carolina Panthers NFL team.
RadioTimes.com has rounded up everything you need to know about how to watch the Arsenal v Fiorentina game on TV and online.
What time is the Arsenal v Fiorentina game?
Arsenal v Fiorentina will kick off at 11:00pm on Saturday 20th July 2019.
How to watch and live stream Arsenal v Fiorentina
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Premier Sport are showing exclusive live coverage of every Arsenal pre-season game.
Sky and Virgin Media customers can add the channels to their existing packages from just £11.99 per month.
An annual pass is also available for less than £100 – including Sky customers.
The online streaming service Premier Player can also be bought independently regardless of your current TV provider so you can soak up all the action online.
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