Arsenal confirm plans to stream every u21 game this season | OneFootball

Arsenal have announced that all of the u21s’ Premier League 2 fixtures will be streamed live and free on the club website in 2025/26.

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Arsenal have officially confirmed that they’re set to stream all 20 Premier League 2 matches on the club website and the official app in 2025/26, starting with Friday’s game at home to Fulham.

The club add that supporters from across the world will be able to watch the fixtures for Max Porter’s side, so it seems there will be no region lock on the streams. The matches will also be free to watch.

The EFL Trophy matches should also be available through the EFL’s paid iFollow service, meaning all of the Arsenal u21s’ currently scheduled fixtures will be aired in one way or another.

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Arsenal will also compete in the UEFA Youth League this season, though technically those are u19 fixtures. In reality, the team usually ends up being roughly the same as in the u21 games, with the obvious exception of any players too old to qualify.

Those Youth League games are more inconsistently covered by streams, with UEFA.tv occasionally showing the Arsenal games, but few options to watch the matches outside of that service without attending in person.

It remains to be seen whether Arsenal might cover those matches this season when UEFA don’t.

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After the season opener against Fulham on Friday, the Arsenal u21s round out August with games away to Nottingham Forest on Friday, August 22nd and Brighton and Hove Albion on Friday, August 29th.