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Arsenal had 61% of possession in the first half, and have had 62% since the interval .Remarkable consistency. Can Brighton find a second goal from somewhere?Substitute Solly March leads a counter-attack but runs into a yellow and blue cul-de-sac and loses it.

Double change for Arsenal. Olivier Giroud comes off and is replaced by Chuba Akpom, while Theo Walcott is replaced by Alexis Sanchez.

But there is a save! Theo Walcott hits one hard and true from 22 yards out, David Stockdale watches it all the way and beats it out. A fourth Arsenal goal would well and truly kill this one off.

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We may as well play fly keepers here. The first four shots on target have resulted in a goal. Remarkable.

Rich applause as Chris O'Grady spins his man on the edge of the box and fires the shot well wide. Good effort, but maybe not the best option.

Louis Baker-Stroud: Hard to believe Tomas Rosicky is 34 years old. Superb energy and what a strike!

Andrew Soar: Tommy R has deserved that. Best player on the park.

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Brighton make a change as Solly March comes on. The Championship side have half an hour left still.

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Is Tomas Rosicky due a new contract? That was a belting piece of play from the former Borussia Dortmund schemer. And it may well have taken the jam out of Brighton's doughnut, just as they were building up some pressure.

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Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe: "I don't enjoy losing. The experience of the day was a special one and I thought we did ourselves proud. It was an entertaining and tight game.

"It was a fantastic goal by Carles Gil. That is the quality of the Premier League, they had two moments of the highest class, otherwise our keeper had nothing to do.

"We had a good first-half performance, we maybe did not reach those heights in the second half but we will certainly grow from this experience."

On making eight changes: "I said in preparation for the game that the difference in quality in our squad is very, very thin. We were hampered by injuries but I have no qualms playing those I did today.

"The game gives the players that taste of playing a side in the Premier League. For the development individually of the players, this will do them the world of good. It is back to day job, we have Watford next week and some big games coming up."

Former Tottenham manager David Pleat
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"Tomas Rosicky's volley flew past David Stockdale in the Brighton goal. He takes the applause of the Arsenal fans behind the goal. And what a beautiful ball in from Olivier Giroud - it was put on a plate for Rosicky and he hit it low and hard, with his eye on the ball."

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hat is top, top quality! Tomas Rosicky with a special bit of play. He gets the ball on the edge of the box, does the back four with a 'look-the-other-way' pass as he looks right and plays it left. Olivier Giroud chips it back to the Czech in the D and he cracks a perfect volley right through David Stockdale and into the net.

Alexis Sanchez is warming up. Bad news for the Seagulls...

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Aston Villa manager Paul Lambert: "We needed to try to get through. After seeing yesterday's results, we had nothing to gain. All credit to the team. I thought we deserved the win.

"Carles Gil is lighting the place up and it was a world class goal. Being a foreign player you can take time to adapt or hit the ground running and he has done the latter. He does the same in training. In training you can't get the ball from him as he has a low centre of gravity. I'm delighted to get through. It is a big win.

"The supporters went through a hard time just like the players. The win today will certainly help us.

"We took a lot of knocks but all credit to the lads, they never let their heads go down, even in training."

Bob: Once again Arsenal are turning a stroll in the park into a nightmare! Another one bites the dust?

Christopher York: Go on Brighton... I double dare you.

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Arsenal go back on the attack, Olivier Giroud almost gets on the end of a flick-on and he wants a penalty for handball. Nothing given.

And Brighton at the other end also want a penalty! Inigo Calderon breaks in to the area and goes down wit the ball between his feet. He tripped over his own feet.

Brighton are buzzing now. They win a free-kick in a dangerous spot but Arsenal defend that one well. All hands on deck!

Former Tottenham manager David Pleat
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"Nacho Monreal did not clear the ball away properly and when it broke to Chris O'Grady he turned, shot low, and the goalkeeper had no chance. Calum Chambers really should have done better with his challenge though. Can Brighton come alive now?"

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That is what the tie needed! The hosts are right back in it and it's a soft goal too. Tomas Rosicky's clearance goes high, not far, it is headed back into the box and Chris O'Grady is able to hold off the challenge of Mathieu Flamini and hammer in a shot right into the bottom corner. Well taken.

A brilliant move from Arsenal. Mesut Ozil with the silky first-time lay off, Olivier Giroud lifts it into the run of Theo Walcott and it was crying out for the volley, but he tries to bring it down and the chance has gone...