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Arsenal vs Manchester City: How to watch 2026 Community Shield
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Arsenal vs Manchester City: How to watch 2026 Community Shield

Arsenal vs Manchester City: How to watch 2026 Community Shield. TV details.

Arsenal face Manchester City in the 2026 Community Shield in Cardiff this afternoon.

The Premier League champions take on the FA Cup winners the Principality Stadium, with the first silverware of the 2026/27 campaign on offer.

It’s the battle of former Pep Guardiola assistants, with Enzo Maresca set to make his debut as Manchester City manager, after replacing his former mentor this summer. Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta learned his trade under Guardiola before leaving for North London in 2019, and ended the club’s 22-year title drought last season.

Here are all the details you need to know about the 2026 Community Shield.

How to watch Arsenal vs Manchester City: TV details for Community Shield

Arsenal vs Manchester City will be broadcast on TNT Sports 1, TNT Sports Ultimate, Amazon Prime Video, HBO Max and Now TV. Viewers will need a TNT Sports Subscription to watch the 2026 Community Shield

Why is the Community Shield not on free-to-air TV?

The Community Shield had been broadcast on free-to-air TV until 2025. ITV previously had the rights to the fixture, until TNT Sports secured the broadcast rights last year.

Why is the 2026 Community Shield not at Wembley?

The Community Shield is usually held at Wembley, but a scheduling conflict has seen the fixture moved to Cardiff this season. The change in venue is because Wembley is already booked up this weekend by Canadian singer The Weeknd, whose “After Hours Til Dawn” tour takes place at Wembley from Aug. 14 until Aug. 19

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