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What time does the Barclays Asia Trophy final start?
Arsenal take on Everton in the final in Singapore's National Stadium on Saturday 17 July at 1.30pm BST. That match is preceded by Stoke City's third-place play off with the Singapore Select.
Singapore's 55,000-capacity National Stadium
What is the Barclays Asia Trophy?
This is the seventh staging of a pre-season tournament held in Asia every two years that features three Premier League clubs and a host team. Previous stagings have been in Malaysia, Thailand, Hong Kong and China. This is the first time it has been hosted by Singapore. The reigning champions are Manchester City. Chelsea (twice), Bolton, Portsmouth and Tottenham are previous winners.
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Where can I watch on TV?
Both matches will be shown live on Sky Sports 1.
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Can I get there?
British Airways flies direct daily, the 13-hour flight costing around £1,485 (return). Swiss International offer the cheapest option, a one-change route that costs about £835 (return) though journey times are much longer. Match tickets should be available from agencies.
Team news
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger held new goalkeeper Petr Cech, Mesut Ozil, Theo Walcott, Santi Cazorla and Laurent Koscielny back from the 4-0 semi-final canter against the home side on Wednesday but they should all see some action in the final.
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Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Mathieu Debuchy and Francis Coquelin all got game time against Singapore, along with goalscorer Jack Wilshere. Academy striker Chuba Akpom stole the thunder from more senior players with a hat-trick and is likely to be rewarded with a further opportunity to shine against Everton.
Arsenal hat-trick hero Chuba Akpom with match-ball and fans
Roberto Martinez gave all his available senior players - including debutant Tom Cleverley - a run in a tight semi-final with Stoke that was won 5-4 on penalties after open play failed to produce a goal. But the Everton manager was left with a couple of injury worries. James McCarthy limped off near the end and Steven Pienaar needed treatment on a knee before retiring at half-time.
Everton's Ross Barkley in semi-final action against Stoke
Watch out for
Everton will give a debut to their new away kit - a white crew-neck shirt with grey hoops on the arms, black shorts and black socks. The back of the shirt features an 'NSNO' insignia, a reference to club's famous 'Nil Satis Nisi Optimum' motto.
Drinks breaks will be the order of the day. Temperatures around the 32C mark with humidity at 70 per cent during the semi-finals. Saturday's forecast predicts thunderstorms along with temperatures in the low 30s and 70 per cent plus humidity.
