Aaron Ramsey's chip forward is hooked away by DeAndre Yedlin but Arsenal pick up the ball again. Sunderland have some defending to do.

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Ex-Sunderland defender Gary Bennett at the Stadium of Light

"Sunderland have had their chances. But the really important thing from here is a clean sheet. If it has to be a point, take it."

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Here he comes! Jack Wilshere is on for the final seven minutes, replacing Mesut Ozil to make his first competitive appearance since May last year.

Late Wilshere winner on the cards?

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Danny Welbeck, edge of the area, knocks the ball away from one defender and has time to shoot...straight at Vito Mannone.

Jack Wilshere is getting ready for his first appearance of the season.

Lovely footwork from Duncan Watmore and he has Petr Cech diving at full stretch. This could go either way.

Will Smith: Another insipid and uninspired display from Arsenal. Players do not look bothered, substitutions 10 mins too late and no fight or passion.

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Ex-Sunderland defender Gary Bennett at the Stadium of Light

"Sunderland have put in a really good team performance. But you have to take your opportunities. And what on earth was Mannone doing there?" 

Panic stations at the back for Sunderland. Petr Cech launches the ball forward for Danny Welbeck to chase and Vito Mannone races out his area to head clear. He misjudges the bounce and the ball skims his head and it's anyones. Younes Kaboul is there just before a charging Alexis Sanchez and Sunderland escape.

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Second change for Sunderland as former Gunner Seb Larsson replaces Jan Kirchhoff.

Theo Walcott spots Alexis Sanchez steaming into the area and fires in a cross from the right. It's decent, but is just beyond the Arsenal forward. 

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Van Abacha: Arsenal trying so hard to finally bottle it at Sunderland... And Sunderland not taking advantage.

Just under 20 minutes left and Sam Allardyce makes his first change, sending on Duncan Watmore for Fabio Borini.

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Leicester make two changes from the side which drew with West Ham. Leo Ulloa replaces the banned Jamie Vardy, and Jeff Schlupp starts on the wing in place of Marc Albrighton.

Leicester: Schmeichel; Simpson, Huth, Morgan (c), Fuchs; Mahrez, Kanté, Drinkwater, Schlupp; Okazaki, Ulloa  

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Swansea also make two changes as Wayne Routledge and Leon Britton come in for Alberto Paloschi and Jefferson Montero.

Swansea: Fabianski, Rangel, Fernandez, Williams (c), Taylor, Britton, Fer, Cork, Sigurdsson, Routledge, Ayew    

You can follow live text commentary of that game with Tom Rostance here.

Arsenal have not had a single shot on target in this half. Sunderland have done their job well but that's poor stuff from the Gunners. A shame after an encouraging display against West Brom. Still, plenty of time for all that to change though.

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Daniel Woodley: Sunderland are missing too many gilt-edged chances here. It won't be long before Arsenal make them pay.

Arsenal fans on my Twitter feed have been crying out for changes and Arsene Wenger duly obliges. Theo Walcott and Danny Welbeck are on for Alex Iwobi and the disapppointing Olivier Giroud.

Can they make a difference?

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Ex-Sunderland defender Gary Bennett at the Stadium of Light

"How has Kone missed that? He just stopped!  

"I tell you what, Sunderland are having a right go here. When you see Arsene Wenger off his seat and into his technical area you know his side have got problems."

What a chance! A corner is whipped in and through to Lamine Kone, but he looks more like he is out for an afternoon stroll than attacking a set piece and seems genuinely surprised as the ball drops in front of him. He fails to react in time and the ball bounces out for a goal kick. 

Roars of encouragement as Sunderland come forward again, Lee Cattermole's cross just out of reach of Yann M'Vila before Jermain Defoe is away on the right but his cross is cut out. 

All Sunderland at the moment. 

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Ex-Sunderland defender Gary Bennett at the Stadium of Light

"How's your luck?! It was a great pass by Cattermole, and how clever is Jermain Defoe there. A little flick and Petr Cech was beaten, but it just crept wide. Instinctive."