Arsenal Will Set Premier League Record With 27 Televised Games After Man City Match

Arsenal's trip to face Man City on the "penultimate weekend of the season will mark the 27th time the club will have been televised in the Premier League this season," according to James Dutton of the London DAILY MAIL. The clash at the Etihad Stadium on May 8 "will set a record for Premier League games on live TV" in the '15-16 campaign. Leader Leicester lies "ninth in the televised table," with only 15 of its games screened live and only one of its opening 13 matches on TV. As interest in the "remarkable" season of Claudio Ranieri's side has grown, so too has the club's number of games screened live with 14 of its "subsequent 24 games televised on Sky Sports or BT Sport." ManU (25), Man City (24) and Liverpool (23) trail behind the Gunners, while Bournemouth has "been screened on only seven occasions" (DAILY MAIL, 4/6).