Right that is all from us. You've got two and half hours to entertain yourselves until Match of the Day is on.

Watch Strictly Come Dancing, make a bit of tea and before you know it, football will be on the box.

Don't forget, you can also follow MOTD online with Match of the Day Social. We'll be firing that up at 22:15, so get involved. See you later.

We are just about to wrap up here, but if you fancy some football with a continental flavour to it, then pop along and join my colleague Emlyn Begley for Barcelona v Rayo Vallecano.

Evidently riveting stuff from the Arsenal news conference, judging by the club's Twitter feed. One quote...

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Goals galore at the top of the bill tonight. Tune in on BBC One, 22:30 BST.

Drum roll please. It is time for the Match of the Day running order...

Alan Eapen: Good second-half performance from Arsenal. Need to break down even better defensive teams to win the league.

Doctor Hevness: A deserved victory and the bonus of a clean sheet away from home. Well played Arsenal.

Max Baggins-Craig: Such a harsh loss for Watford. Hopefully onwards and upwards from here.

Quique Sanchez Flores stopped short of saying Arsenal are the best side Watford have faced so far this season, adding: "There is not a lot of difference between Manchester City and Arsenal, they both have amazing players."

Watford boss Quique Sanchez Flores, speaking to BBC Sport: "I'm a little frustrated. In the first half we played really well.

"We have to make an amazing effort if we want to make the level. We have to be positive with our first hour. The match was finished in a 10-15 minute spell.

"I am really happy with the first half performance. We had chances and I felt we would get the first goal."

Eleven goals scored and just one conceded between the three teams at the top of the Premier League in their games today. It looks to be shaping up for a very open and entertaining battle for the Premier League title.

Relentless is clearly the word of the day for Arsene Wenger.

"Alexis Sanchez is relentless going forward," he adds. "He always looks dangerous and he is always dangerous. He is very important for us."

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger, speaking to BBC Sport: "It was an important win for us. You could see why Watford have not conceded many goals at home. They are strong and very direct and we could not make a mistake.

"When we scored the first goal I like the fact we were relentless and continued to attack. The confidence is there and once we were 1-0 up or 2-0 up we continued to play and attack.

"Physically and mentally the game became more difficult for Watford as well and we took advantage of that."

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Hard to pick between Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil for man-of-the-match for me. Sanchez probably just about shades it. He has been electric for club and country recently, scoring 10 goals in his last six games.

Nikhail Raghav: Do I smell a genuine Premier League title challenge this season? What a commanding second half performance!

Thomas Norton: I've been a big critic of Ozil, but he is finally playing well. Yet to justifiy is price, but we will if he continues like this.

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Former Watford midfielder Derek Payne at Vicarage Road

"Watford can take a lot of heart from the first 60 minutes, where they matched a Champions League team. 

"They will be disappointed with how they reacted to falling behind - Arsenal's second goal came very quickly. 

"Just think if the Hornets had scored one of their first-half chances..."

As has already been said on this page, no shame in losing to Arsenal. They turned on the style in an 11-minute spell that few sides would have been able to handle. Signs of encouragement in that performance for Watford.

Arsenal move back into second place, two points behind Manchester City. Watford, meanwhile, are 14th, six points clear of the relegation zone.

The free-kick is flicked behind but no time for a corner. All over.

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A free-kick for Watford. Last chance for a consolation? They've certainly deserved a goal.

Up goes the fourth official's board and there will be three minutes of injury time.

Troy Deeney looks absolutely exhausted but he is still giving it his all, winning possession before hitting a very tired shot wide of goal. 

How has he not scored in the Premier League yet?

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Former Watford midfielder Derek Payne at Vicarage Road

"Disappointing for Watford, who were excellent for the first hour. But there is no shame in losing to Arsenal, an excellent footballing side."

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