Everton are back with a back four tonight, with Morgan Schneiderlin very deep in midfield. the hosts start with a long, extended spell of possession but Jonjoe Kenny's cross is well defended.

Away we go!

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I've seen a lot of Everton this season and the one word I would use to describe their play for large periods is 'slow.'

They have won back-to-back games coming in to this one though. A fast start coming up?

Here come the sides at Goodison...

Nice! Is that four quid as well?

I bet Everton wish they were playing this one in Cyprus...

Everton: Pickford, Kenny, Holgate, Williams, Baines, Gueye, Schneiderlin, Davies, Sigurdsson, Sandro, Rooney. Subs: Stekelenburg, Mirallas, Martina, Klaassen, Vlasic, Calvert-Lewin, Lookman.

Apollon Limassol: Bruno Vale, Joao Pedro, Yuste, Roberge, Vasiliou, Allan, Sachetti, Alef, Jakolis, Maglica, Sardinero. Subs: Kissas, Martinez, Alex, Zelaya, Jander, Stylianou, Schembri.

Referee: Tamas Bognar (Hungary)

Arsenal goalscorer Theo Walcott to BT Sport: "I felt we pressed well and attacked well. Especially in the first 60 minutes.

"When you score four goals away from home, you're always likely to win.

"There was a chance for me to take the penalty for a hat-trick but knowing Olivier was on 99 goals, it was a great opportunity for him so that's why he took the penalty."

Six British teams have played away in Europe this week, five wins.

That is quite a week. The only blemish? Liverpool's draw at Spartak Moscow.

It's the first time since 1981 that four English clubs have won away in Europe in the same week.

A thoroughly entertaining game to start us off. Over to you, Everton...

Another debut as Edward Nketiah comes on for Arsenal.

Borisov win a corner, send everyone up - then play it short! Why would you do that?

Arsenal look to have done enough now. They had a rocky 10-minute spell or so but they have gained some control of midfield again. Debutant Marcus McGuane helps the ball into the area and Theo Walcott, looking suspiciously offside, drags the ball across goal but in front of the waiting Olivier Giroud.

Jack Wilshere has barely featured since Arsenal scored their fourth, but the whole team have really dropped off. He loses the ball in midfield but it ends up at the feet of Olivier Giroud maybe 30 yards out - he clips a lob on goal but it lands on the roof of the net.

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Just your standard 58 on for 61. It's a debut for Marcus McGuane as he replaces Reis Nelson.

McGuane joined Arsenal at the age of six.

Twenty-seven shots on goal tonight, make that 28 as Olivier Giroud screws wide after a strong run from Reiss Nelson.

A great ball pulls that ragged Arsenal back three apart once more, Igor Stasevich is in behind but wide on the left, he should look for help in the middle but he shoots from a crazy angle and it's easy enough for David Ospina to save.

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Who saw this coming? Wave upon wave of Borisov pressure now. Arsene Wenger needs to change something here.

Arsenal are suddenly all over the place at the back. That's a big chance for 3-4 as more good work on the left by Mikhail Gordeichuk ends with a cut-back which is side-footed high and wide by Aleksandr Volodko.

'I wouldn't be surprised if Arsenal win this 6-3,' says John Hartson on BT Sport.