Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender

The Tigers have won two of their last three games but it is a step too far to think they can challenge the leaders at Stamford Bridge.

Prediction: 3-0

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It's been a busy old day so far, as m'coll Gary rightly says, so while we switch attention to the goings-on at Stamford Bridge, rest assured we will continue to bring you reaction to the events at Emirates Stadium, where Arsene Wenger and Sean Dyche are sure to have plenty to say.

Afternoon all. Nice of you all to pop along to our late kick-off.

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You can pop your coats on the bed.

Diego will be along in a moment...

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Six goals, controversial decisions and more twists than an M Night Shyamalan film. It's been an action-packed afternoon of football and there's still Chelsea versus Hull to come! Time to hand over to Jamie Strickland to guide you through that one.

Arsenal

Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey, speaking to Sky Sports: "It was a lot of minutes added on but we dug in. It’s not easy with 10 men but we dug in and got what we deserved in the end.

"It’s important to keep playing. We always know we can create chances even with 10 men.

"They went a lot more direct [after the red card], they brought on Sam Vokes and he’s dangerous and brought other players into the game, but the defence dealt with it pretty well."

Arsenal defender Shkodran Mustafi: "We played in their half for most of the game then suddenly you are a man down and becomes difficult, but we always are dangerous until the end because we believe in ourselves."          

Fi3ld: High boot? He stoops low and defender doesn't see him, oh and he's offside.

Aamir Mir: Poor officiating yet again. Koscielny was offside. 

John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Discipline nearly cost Arsenal dearly.

Coquelin, what was he thinking of? Xhaka? Shocking. 

Why make those challenges? 

Arsenal have got away with it today with that late penalty.

Big Gray: That's the coolest penalty I've ever seen taken

Stephen James: "Calm finish" BBC? Understatement of the year! Pure impudence from Sanchez there - what a pen under pressure!

Nick Clohessy: I think the ref had a good game today. The red was a red. Both pens were pens. Linesman missed the offside, not the ref. 

Just when Arsenal's title hopes looked to have been deal a damaging blow, up pops Alexis Sanchez to keep them very much in it. They move up to second, five points behind Chelsea, who take on Hull in just under 20 minutes.

John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Ben Mee's foot is high but I don't think he sees Koscielny.

Calmness personified from Alexis Sanchez.

John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Sean Dyche is fuming.

And breathe!

Can you believe this!? What a crazy end to the game. Laurent Koscielny is caught in the head by a high Ben Mee boot. 

Now Arsenal have the chance to snatch victory...

And now Arsene Wenger has been sent off for Arsenal, the fourth official motioning for him to go down the tunnel. 

It's all unravelling for the Gunners.

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Ashley Barnes is fouled inside the area and Burnley have a chance for an equaliser from the spot. Francis Coquelin gave it away.

Don't go anywhere yet, there's going to be SEVEN minutes of injury time...

Change for Arsenal to eat up a few seconds as Mesut Ozil is replaced by Hector Bellerin. Danny Welbeck then almost runs through with his first touch of the ball, but Ben Mee makes a well-timed intervention.

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