Arsenal vs Chelsea Rescheduled: Premier League LIVE: Arsenal’s crucial Premier League showdown with Chelsea at the end of the month has been rescheduled till May. Arsenal vs. Chelsea at the Emirates was initially scheduled for Saturday, April 29 at 5.30 p.m. But, Chelsea’s visit to their London rivals will now take place on Tuesday, May 2 at 8 p.m., after the Met highlighted concerns over policing. The impact of the fixture change on Arsenal fans has left the club “very disappointed.” follow Premier League Points Table on InsideSport.IN.
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The club said: “After working to try to find a solution with the Met Police. We are very disappointed with the impact and disruption.This fixture change will cause to our supporters, particularly after this match had been initially approved for a Saturday evening kick-off.”
A new date has been set for our @PremierLeague home match against Chelsea 👇
— Arsenal (@Arsenal) April 11, 2023
In a statement, the Premier League explained: “The initial scheduling of this match was approved at a Safety Advisory Group (SAG) meeting in February. However, the Metropolitan Police has now revised its position regarding the kick-off time and requested a further SAG meeting which determined the match had to be re-scheduled.
“We regret the need to move this fixture at late notice and the impact this will have on supporters. The game will remain live on Sky Sports.” it added.
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Arsenal is chasing their first Premier League title in 19 years. They blew a 2-0 lead against Liverpool last weekend, drawing 2-2. Mikel Arteta’s men lead the Premier League by six points over Manchester City. That is, despite having played one more game than their nearest rivals.
The Arsenal are only eight games away from winning the Premier League, but they must go to Manchester City in the coming weeks. In early May, they face Newcastle at St James Park. Another difficult match for Arteta’s men might be against Chelsea.