What TV channel is Ipswich vs Arsenal on? How to watch Carabao Cup game

ARSENAL travel to Ipswich in the third round of the Carabao Cup this evening.

were beaten 2-0 by Manchester City in and are looking to win this competition for the first time since 1993.

Kepa Arrizabalaga, Piero Hincapie, Noni Madueke and Viktor Gyokeres are all in line for starts tonight as Mikel Arteta rings the changes.

Newly-promoted have won two of their four Premier League games since coming up and beat Leicester in the last round.

What TV channel is Ipswich vs Arsenal on and is there a live stream?

Fans can tune into the game on Sky Sports +.

It is not on Sky Sports Main Event or Sky Sports Football as Liverpool versus Tottenham has been selected.

Arsenal’s trip to Ipswich can also be streamed on NOW.

Alternatively, follow the game and all the goals around the grounds via ‘s live blog.

When is Ipswich vs Arsenal in the Carabao Cup?

The match takes place at 8pm BST on Tuesday, September 15.

When is the Carabao Cup fourth round draw?

Victory tonight will take Arsenal into the last 16 of the competition.

The at approximately 10pm BST.

Fixtures Results Table

Tuesday 15 September

Peterborough

19:30

LEC

Barnsley

West Ham

19:45

LEC

Fulham

Reading

20:00

LEC

Brentford

Ipswich

20:00

LEC

Arsenal

Liverpool

20:00

LEC

Spurs

Wednesday 16 September

Everton

19:45

LEC

Wolves

Fleetwood

19:45

LEC

Sheff Utd

Man Utd

20:00

LEC

Brighton

Coventry

20:00

LEC

Villa

Thursday 17 September

Man City

19:30

LEC

Norwich

Wednesday 9 September

Chelsea

6 – 3

LEC

Leeds

Tuesday 8 September

Millwall

0 – 1

LEC

Newcastle

L Orient

1 – 3

LEC

Bradford

Bournemouth

4 – 0

LEC

Lincoln

Sunderland

1 – 0

LEC

Hull

Palace

3 – 0

LEC

Middlesbrough

Thursday 27 August

Fulham

3 – 0

LEC

Wimbledon

Chelsea

2 – 0

LEC

Luton

Wednesday 26 August

Preston

0 – 4

LEC

Everton

Bradford

0 – 0

(PENS 4-2)

Burnley

Newcastle

3 – 2

LEC

West Brom

Spurs

5 – 1

LEC

Charlton

Tuesday 25 August

Birmingham

1 – 6

LEC

Brentford

Forest

0 – 2

LEC

Leeds

Watford

1 – 5

LEC

Peterborough

Southampton

1 – 4

LEC

West Ham

Cambridge U

0 – 1

LEC

Millwall

Stevenage

0 – 3

LEC

Reading

Ipswich

3 – 1

LEC

Leicester

Walsall

0 – 0

(PENS 5-6)

L Orient

Fleetwood

4 – 0

LEC

Shrewsbury

Sheff Wed

0 – 2

LEC

Wolves

Blackpool

1 – 4

LEC

Lincoln

Barnsley

3 – 2

LEC

Crewe

Blackburn

1 – 2

LEC

Sheff Utd

Stoke

1 – 1

(PENS 4-5)

Hull

Plymouth

2 – 4

LEC

Coventry

Doncaster

1 – 3

LEC

Middlesbrough

Cardiff

1 – 2

LEC

Norwich

Monday 10 August

Plymouth

2 – 0

LEC

Exeter

Sunday 9 August

Mansfield

0 – 3

LEC

Sheff Utd

Saturday 8 August

Cheltenham

1 – 3

LEC

Charlton

Colchester

0 – 2

LEC

Southampton

Rotherham

1 – 4

LEC

West Brom

Cardiff

3 – 2

LEC

Swindon

Preston

1 – 1

(PENS 4-3)

Huddersfield

Grimsby

1 – 3

LEC

Blackpool

Salford

1 – 1

(PENS 3-4)

Shrewsbury

Burton

1 – 2

LEC

Blackburn

Bradford

2 – 0

LEC

Rochdale

Leicester

1 – 0

LEC

Northampton

Gillingham

0 – 3

LEC

Luton

Wimbledon

1 – 1

(PENS 5-4)

Newport

Derby

1 – 2

LEC

Lincoln

West Ham

3 – 1

LEC

Portsmouth

Burnley

1 – 1

(PENS 4-3)

Notts

Swansea

0 – 1

LEC

Birmingham

Stoke

2 – 0

LEC

Oldham

Bromley

1 – 1

(PENS 4-5)

Reading

Crewe

2 – 1

LEC

Accrington

Fleetwood

1 – 0

LEC

Chesterfield

L Orient

2 – 0

LEC

Oxford U

Sheff Wed

1 – 0

LEC

Bolton

Stockport

1 – 1

(PENS 4-5)

Doncaster

Norwich

4 – 1

LEC

MK Dons

Watford

1 – 0

LEC

Crawley

Barnsley

1 – 1

(PENS 6-5)

Wigan

Bristol R

0 – 1

LEC

Peterborough

QPR

1 – 1

(PENS 0-2)

Millwall

Cambridge U

2 – 1

LEC

Barnet

Friday 7 August

Middlesbrough

1 – 0

LEC

Wrexham

Wolves

3 – 0

LEC

Port Vale

Wycombe

1 – 2

LEC

Stevenage

Thursday 6 August

Bristol C

0 – 1

LEC

Walsall

Monday 3 August

York

0 – 2

LEC

Crawley

Saturday 1 August

Tranmere

2 – 2

(PENS 1-2)

Rochdale

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