Arsenal vs Norwich City, Premier League 2015/16: Where to watch live, preview, betting odds and team news

Danny Welbeck scraps for the ball — Danny Welbeck likely to start ahead of Olivier Giroud against Norwich City Getty Images

Arsenal will take on Norwich City in the 2015/16 Premier League fixture at the Emirates on 30 April, Saturday.

Where to watch live

Kick-off is set for 5.30pm BST. Live coverage is on Sky Sports 1 and Sky Sports 1 HD. Catch the highlights of the match on Match of the Day on BBC One and BBC One HD at 10.30pm BST.

Overview

Arsenal come into this fixture after their chances of winning the title mathematically came to an end following their goalless draw at the hands of Sunderland at the Stadium of Light. They will be finishing the season without silverware as their hope of retaining the FA Cup was crushed by Watford.

Arsene Wenger's side are fourth in the league table and any slip up in the remaining three matches of this season could jeopardise their chances of finishing the campaign in the top four. The Gunners will be looking to bounce back from their disappointing draw in front of their own fans on Saturday.

Sebastien Bassong is a mainstay of the Norwich defence Getty

Norwich are fighting to stay in the Premier League and their chances of avoiding relegation suffered a massive blow after they suffered a 3-0 defeat at the hands of Sunderland, who are also in the race to avoid a drop.

Alex Neil remains hopeful that Norwich can take advantage of the dissatisfaction amongst Arsenal fans due to the Gunners' failure to challenge for the title. The north London club have been impressive at home and it will be a tough task for the visitors to beat them at the Emirates.

What manager says

Arsene Wenger: "Everyone is training, so that's new for us. That's the first time this season. It's Oxlade-Chamberlain's first week in full training now, so I don't think I will select him this weekend. Santi might be in the squad this weekend, I don't know yet. He is available. Everyone is available, but maybe Oxlade-Chamberlain is not competitive yet."

Alex Neil: "You can look at it in two ways. Is it a good time to play them because there is going to be a protest? Or are the players going to give the reaction that they expect? The bottom line is we have to go there with the intention of bringing something back, be it three points, which would be great, or a point. Whatever the case may be."