Andy Reid
Former Nottingham Forest midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live at the Emirates

Well-worked by Arsenal. Ball out wide to Bukayo Saka and he gets the ball to Martin Odegaard.

You expect Odegaard to do better from there.

Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard gets the ball from Bukayo Saka but then drags a shot wide from 22 yards out.

Eberechi Eze is watching on in the stands. His T-shirt says SPIR and then the rest is under his hand so can't see it. Close to Spurs...

Good tackle by Leeds defender Gabriel Gudmundsson on Bukayo Saka but he then ends up fouling Martin Zubimendi.

Andy Reid
Former Nottingham Forest midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live at the Emirates

We have seen Noni Madueke play a lot of the right-hand side. With Bukayo Saka on the right, what is Noni going to be like on the left? At the minute, Madueke looks very dangerous on that left-hand side.

Good tackle win by Declan Rice to get Arsenal going and lift the crowd but Martin Odegaard's long-range shot is blocked.

Leeds lost all seven trips to London in their last Premier League season, 2022-23.

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Noni Madueke again, this time he feeds last week's goalscorer Riccardo Calafiori, whose cross hits a Leeds defender.

Noni Madueke gets the ball on the left and slams in a low cross which Leeds keeper Lucas Perri grabs.

Alex Howell
BBC Sport Arsenal reporter at the Emirates Stadium

That announcement of Eze has lifted the crowd. There's a great noise inside the stadium.

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John Murray
BBC football correspondent on BBC Radio 5 Live at the Emirates

The atmosphere has been truly buoyant since Eberechi Eze's signing was announced.

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Arsenal striker Viktor Gyokeres spins his man well although he's then tackled for a throw-in.

OK this football match has started.

I didn't feel Arsenal's performance was there against Manchester United, but at least they found a way to win.

All the talk in this game is going to be about Viktor Gyokeres and whether he can get off the mark. There was such an overreaction after he didn't score against Manchester United last weekend.

He has been written off as a dud in some quarters already! That's the modern game though - you can get written off after your first hour of playing in the Premier League. Not for me though, I think he will come good.

Leeds played with such intensity against Everton, although the penalty they won was slightly harsh.

Will Daniel Farke's side show that same level of bravery at the Emirates? Probably - and, if so, it will cost them.

Sutton's prediction: 4-0

Alex Howell
BBC Sport Arsenal reporter at the Emirates Stadium

An incredible moment and noise here inside the Emirates stadium. Eberechi Eze introduced to the Arsenal fans for the first time. The Arsenal fans chant ‘one of our own’ as he blows kisses to the crowd.

Eze was in the Arsenal academy until the age of 13 and is a boyhood Arsenal fan.

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Wolverhampton Wanderers

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Wolves defender Matt Doherty, speaking to Premier League Productions: "We're disappointed, we've lost the first games of the season which is not ideal. After the red card it was actually better and back against the wall but disappointed with how the game went before the red card.

On conceding early: "Our game plan was not to play through the middle and we did that and got punished. We made mistakes that we knew we shouldn't have made and they are a good side and punished us off the first chance that they got."

"We made the changes and it was working up until the red card.

On Wolves' performance after the red card: "Bournemouth probably tried to force it will 11 men. We defended well and they didn't create too many chances. We need to take that kind of defensive and tactical energy into the Everton game."