When Arsenal plays Leicester on Saturday, they'll be seeking to build on their triumph over Crystal Palace on the opening day.

A header from Gabriel Martinelli and an own goal by Marc Guehi helped Mikel Arteta's team to a victory at Selhurst Park. Arsenal(opens in new tab) made a strong start to the game and had multiple scoring opportunities in the opening 30 minutes, but Palace(opens in new tab) grew into the contest and had opportunities to tie the score either side of halftime.

In fact, Arsenal might not have won if Odsonne Edouard or Ebere Eze had more of a clinical touch in front of goal.

However, Arteta was happy to see his team get off to a good start, especially considering that Arsenal lost each of their opening three games the season before. William Saliba and Gabriel Jesus both made their debuts and did well. The French defender blended in well with Gabriel Magalhaes in the center of the Arsenal backline.

Last Sunday, Leicester(opens in new tab) appeared to be heading for victory after taking a 2-0 lead over Brentford(opens in new tab) early in the second half. But the Foxes decided to stand still and try to hold onto their advantage rather than moving forward in pursuit of a third.

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The Bees were able to force their way back into the game since it was the incorrect strategy. Prior to Josh Dasilva's late equalizer to deny Leicester all three points, Ivan Toney had cut the score in half. Brendan Rodgers will be hoping for a better result on Saturday at the Emirates Stadium.

Without summer acquisition Fabio Vieira, Arsenal will have to make do, but Emile Smith Rowe could see some playing time.

Ricardo Pereira ruptured his Achilles and won't be able to play until 2023. Ryan Bertrand, a fellow fullback, is also out, and Harvey Barnes won't participate in the game on Saturday either.

On Saturday, August 13 at 3 p.m. BST, the game will begin; it won't be broadcast on British television. Options for international broadcast are listed below.

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