According to a BBC News preview, Tottenham and Arsenal both need a victory in Saturday's showdown, a match the broadcaster said will be shown live on BBC One. The BBC described Tottenham as "stuttering" and said Arsenal are floundering, and it said the two rivals both need the result.
The BBC preview, as summarized, presents the match as one that could define the seasons of both clubs, a point its headline also makes. The summary does not say how either side reached its current position or what changes either club has made.
Arsenal's other fixture was covered separately. According to The Guardian's Premier League guide, written by Graham Ruthven, Arsenal are scheduled to face Everton today. The Guardian reported that questions have been asked about Arsenal's attacking intent, but that the reigning Premier League champions have won all four of their matches at the Emirates Stadium this season, scoring 10 goals and conceding twice.
The Guardian's summary says its guide covers kick-off times, television channels and live stream options. The summary available for this report does not state those details, so this report cannot give them for either match.
The two reports do not explain how the Tottenham and Everton fixtures relate to each other, and neither summary gives a kick-off time for either match. Both reports place Arsenal's match on Saturday, but neither gives a time of day.
This account relies only on the headlines and summaries of the two articles. Neither summary includes quotes from players, managers or club officials, and the full articles may contain additional information that is not reflected here.
Sources: BBC News: Why Tottenham v Arsenal could define their seasons - live on BBC One; The Guardian: Premier League today: How to watch Arsenal v Everton, TV channels & live stream.