Huddersfield vs. Arsenal: Odds, Preview, Live Stream, TV Info

Arsenal's bid to finish the 2018-19 Premier League season in the top four took a major hit when they lost 3-1 to Manchester City on Sunday.

They have the perfect opportunity to bounce back with a victory on Saturday, as they face bottom-of-the-table Huddersfield Town.

The Terriers are 13 points from safety and have not won a game since November:

Despite being at home against Arsenal, Huddersfield are widely expected to lose.

Date: Saturday, February 9

Time: 3 p.m. GMT, 10 a.m. ET 

TV Info: NBC Sports (U.S.)

Live Stream: NBC Sports Live

Match Odds (via OddsShark): Huddersfield 4-1, Arsenal 50-81, Draw 3-1

Huddersfield have claimed just one point from their past 12 Premier League games. The appointment of Jan Siewert as David Wagner's successor in January has yet to have a positive impact, with the West Yorkshire club losing 5-0 to Chelsea last time out.

They could be set for similar punishment against Arsenal.

The Gunners face a challenge to qualify for the UEFA Champions League next season, especially given Manchester United's impressive recent run.

And Unai Emery's squad are arguably lacking when it comes to competing at the top of the table, especially given the defensive issues they are enduring. However, in attacking terms, Arsenal have plenty of quality. 

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alexandre Lacazette have 24 goals between them this season in the English top flight, nearly twice the tally Huddersfield have as a whole.

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The Terriers' lack of goals has been their major downfall this term. They have scored just 13 times in 25 matches and are, by some distance, the lowest scorers in the league—Newcastle United have the second-worst record with 21.

They have also kept just four clean sheets, three of which came before the start of December.

It is not a good combination, especially when facing Arsenal, the joint-third-most prolific side in the Premier League this season.

In the reverse fixture in December, Arsenal scraped a 1-0 win thanks to Lucas Torreira's 83rd-minute goal.

But Huddersfield are at a low ebb and seem destined for a return to the Championship, and Arsenal can be confident of earning a comfortable win as they look to keep pace in the race for the top four.