Watch Ostersunds vs Arsenal: Live stream, TV channel, line-ups and kick-off time for TONIGHT’S Europa League clash
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ARSENAL travel to Scandinavia tonight for their round of 32 Europa League fixture against the Swedish Cup holders.
Ostersunds have been busy on social media in the build-up the game poking fun at the cold temperatures facing the Gunners.
They posted on Twitter "We are ready for you @Arsenal, Did we mention our new locker rooms?"
An image depicting an igloo dressing room with the players' shirts hung up accompanied the tweet and soon became a viral hit online.
In the frozen dugout Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger will come up against Graham Potter, the only British manager left in European competition this season.
Potter, a former Stoke City, Southampton and West Bromwich left-back, has overseen the rise of the small club, who were only founded in 1996.
Wenger is destined to field a very strong line-up. Saturday's 1-0 loss to Tottenham has put a top four Premier League finish in jeopardy.
The winners of the Europa League win entry to the Champions League, as happened to Manchester United last season.
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What TV channel is Ostersunds vs Arsenal, and can I live stream it?
The match will be broadcast
It can also be live streamed on BT Sport's website and their app.
Liver coverage started from 5.30pm GMT on BT Sport 3.
You can also keep up-to-date with all the latest action on the SunSport LIVE blog.
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What time is kick-off?
The action gets underway at 6pm GMT TONIGHT - Thursday, February 15.
The weather will be freezing - with temperatures set to drop to -7C.
The 9,000-capacity Jamtkraft Arena hosts the tie.
When is the second leg?
The second leg at the Emirates Stadium takes place next week.
It will kick off at 8.05pm on Thursday February 22.
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