Marcos Senesi floats a cross straight out for a goalkick at the other end after Bournemouth had moved into nice positions.

Bournemouth give it away at the back! Kai Havertz has Bukayo Saka in space to his right and tees him up.

Saka is completely unmarked and has all the time in the world in the box. He rushes, hitting it first time and it's a lacklustre effort straight at Mark Travers.

Should be 2-0.

Ryan Christie curls in a dangerous cross from the right but there's nobody attacking it. Arsenal were slow to react.

Joe Cole
Ex-Chelsea and England midfielder on TNT Sports

Arteta's team need to show the same thing they did last week. They need to show calmness and composure.

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No changes for either side.

Off we go again for the second half. Can Bournemouth respond? Will Arsenal extend their lead? How many points difference will it be between the top two at the end of the day? Questions...

Mariusz: Havertz should've just scored there. He rounded the keeper and purposely left his foot out, waiting for a contact rather than taking a shot on empty goal. This need to stop. It's football not acting school.

Tibbs: What's the point in having VAR if they can't see this is never a penalty??

Al: Not sure why the penalty is the biggest talking point. vHow Ryan Christie is still on the pitch has been the biggest mistake so far!

Joe Cole
Ex-Chelsea and England midfielder on TNT Sports

Once you know that you are out there and you are getting no where near it, you are in trouble.

Havertz has bought it but a better goalkeeper, like a Neuer or someone, kids him there and doesn't spread their leg out there.

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As it stands, Ipswich are joining Arsenal and Bournemouth in the Premier League for next season, as they are currently 1-0 up at home to Huddersfield.

If the scoreline remans the same, Huddersfield will be relegated to League One along with Birmingham City, who are drawing 0-0 with Norwich at half-time.

You can follow that live to experience all of the twists and turns that could take place in the next 45 minutes.

Andoni Iraola was frustrated on the touchline. Bournemouth had kept Arsenal out for a while, blocking everything in the box, with goalkeeper Mark Travers making some good saves. But Arsenal were allowed plenty of time on the ball and Bournemouth have barely had a sniff.

Arsenal dominated and finally got the goal they were searching for when Bukayo Saka slotted it in from the penalty spot.

Still a big 45 minutes to go.

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Lee: Football is subjective so will always be inconsistent, it just takes us way longer to get there now sadly.

Nathan: As an Arsenal fan, I don't think that should be a penalty, but I've lost count of the number of times certain players *cough* Harry Kane *cough* have gotten penalties like that against us, so for the sake of consistency it's right that it's given. Officials need to sort this sort of thing out ahead of next season though and stop giving fouls where players initiate or look for contact.

Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on TNT Sports

Star boy Bukayo Saka.

That is a perfect time to score, just before half-time. Cool as you like and he has had a phenomenal season.

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Arsenal are now four points clear of second-placed Manchester City as things stand...

Four minutes added on in the first half.

Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter at Emirates Stadium

A really calm penalty from Bukayo Saka. Arsenal deserve their lead.

Thomas: An Arsenal player diving and leaving a trailing leg to try and initiate contact. Some things never change.

Christian: No penalty!

Penalty confirmed.