Arsenal will host Sunderland at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday, February 7, 2026. The Premier League clash will blend title momentum with European ambition. The Gunners are sitting six points clear at the summit after a dominant 4-0 win at Leeds.
While Sunderland are arriving in eighth place. They’re eyeing an unlikely push toward continental qualification. Mikel Arteta’s side are chasing a fourth consecutive win in all competitions. And they remain unbeaten in 43 straight top-flight home matches against newly promoted teams.
Sunderland, however, held Arsenal to a 2-2 draw earlier this season. And they’ve won three of their last four in all competitions. The contrast between Arsenal’s home dominance and Sunderland’s away struggles can shape up this match to be an interesting one.
You can find more of our soccer predictions on our main picks hub. Here’s how we’re betting Arsenal vs Sunderland tonight, including our Best Bet, a Same-Game Parlay, and key trends to know.
Our best bet for Arsenal vs Sunderland is BTTS: No at -235 (BetMGM) / -215 (FanDuel).
Across their last 10 Premier League matches, Arsenal have conceded just eight goals and allowed an average expected goals against (xGA) figure below 1.0 per game. At home, their defensive line anchored by William Saliba and Gabriel has limited opponents to fewer than four shots on target per match over the last five league fixtures.
Sunderland’s road numbers tell a different story. They are winless in seven consecutive away league matches and have failed to score in four of those outings. Their away xG average during that stretch sits below 1.1 per game. Injury absences further complicate Sunderland’s attacking outlook.
Captain Granit Xhaka is sidelined with an ankle problem. While Brian Brobbey offers physical presence up front, Arsenal’s center-back pairing has excelled in aerial duels and defensive recoveries. Arsenal often control possession above 60% at home. So, Sunderland may struggle to create transitional moments. The pricing for a clean sheet in Arsenal’s favour reflects that imbalance.
Our pick: Arsenal to Win at -450 (BetMGM) / -500 (FanDuel).
Arsenal have taken 13 points from their last six league matches and own the division’s best home record. Over their previous 10 league games, they have generated an average xG exceeding 1.9 per match while conceding fewer than 0.9 xGA.
Their 4-0 dismantling of Leeds showcased attacking fluidity even without Bukayo Saka and Mikel Merino. Kai Havertz and Gabriel Jesus combined for nine touches in the opposition box in that match. Viktor Gyokeres, if reinstated, brings verticality and finishing efficiency.
He has consistently posted strong shot conversion metrics and thrives in high-volume attacking systems. Sunderland’s eighth-place position reflects resilience, but they have conceded 12 goals in their last seven league trips on the road. They have not beaten a league leader away from home since 1983.
Even though they secured a 2-2 draw against Arsenal earlier this campaign, that result came at the Stadium of Light. Arsenal’s 43-game unbeaten home streak against promoted clubs depicts a structural advantage. The Gunners’ pressing intensity, territorial control, and superior squad depth is the reason for their short moneyline odds.
Bet $100 to Win $225.38 (FanDuel)
Total Goals Over 1.5 (-420) + BTTS: No (-215) + Viktor Gyokeres to score anytime (-115)
This parlay depends on Arsenal controlling the game without overextending into high-risk goal totals. Over 1.5 goals aligns with Arsenal’s scoring consistency. They have netted at least twice in five of their last seven league matches.
‘BTTS: No’ stems from Sunderland’s road scoring challenges and Arsenal’s defensive solidity at home. The Gunners have kept clean sheets in three of their last five league games at the Emirates.
Including Gyokeres adds individual scoring upside. His movement between center-backs and ability to attack crosses suits Arsenal’s wide-dominant system. Against a Sunderland backline that conceded 1.6 xGA in their most recent away loss, Gyokeres’ shot volume and penalty-area presence make him a credible scoring candidate.
This builder focuses on a controlled Arsenal win pattern. Rather than requiring a large goal tally, it anticipates at least two goals from the hosts while preserving the likelihood of a clean sheet. Gyokeres’ inclusion capitalizes on Arsenal’s chance creation profile. Especially from wide overloads and central cutbacks. Given Sunderland’s recent defensive concession rates on the road, this combination balances out.
| Market | BetMGM | FanDuel |
| 1X2 | Arsenal -325 / Draw +450 / Sunderland +775 | Arsenal -350 / Draw +470 / Sunderland +1000 |
| Goals Markets | Over 2.5: -140 / Under 2.5: +100 Over 3.5: +180 / Under 3.5: -275 | Over 2.5: -122 / Under 2.5: +100 Over 3.5: +210 / Under 3.5: -265 |
| BTTS | Yes: -160 / No: +235 | Yes: +144 / No: -186 |
| Asian Handicap | Arsenal -1.25: -167 / -1.50: -122 Sunderland +1.25: +130 | – |
| Draw No Bet | Arsenal: -2000 Sunderland: +775 | Arsenal: -2000 Sunderland: +290 |
| Double Chance | Arsenal or Draw: -2500 Sunderland or Draw: +290 | Arsenal or Draw: -1300 Sunderland or Draw: +940 |
Arsenal vs Sunderland kicks off at 10:00 AM ET on Sunday, February 7, 2026 (3:00 PM local UK time).
The match will be played at the Emirates Stadium in London, England.
Broadcast rights vary by territory. In the US, the Premier League can be telecast on Paramount+. The match will be telecast on TNT Sports in the UK. The match will also be available to stream on these broadcasters’ official websites.
| Detail | Info |
| Date | February 7, 2026 |
| Time | 10:00 AM ET / 3:00 PM GT |
| Competition | Premier League |
| Venue | Emirates Stadium, London, England |
| TV / Streaming (USA) | Paramount+ |
| TV / Streaming (UK) | TNT Sports |
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