Goodison Park as buoyant as I've heard it all season. The hosts are having a good spell now, Nikola Vlasic getting on the ball.

Plenty of questions from Arsenal fans...

Bragging rights are yellow. The drinks are on Delia.

Catch the reaction to that one here.

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I went early on the 'Mesut Ozil having a good game' alert. He is back to his loose best now, gifting away possession on halfway line and then just standing and watching. What a frustrating player.

Gylfi Sigurdsson and Wayne Rooney do well to work a crossing chance on the right but Leighton Baines' header at the back stick is charged down.

Ar Vind: Arsene must be sick of coming to Merseyside

Alf: If Arsenal lose, the support behind Wenger will fade. If Everton lose, Koeman could lose his job. A must-win for both clubs

Grumpy Expat: Once again Arsenal have shown that they can't defend for toffees

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A win today would send Everton up to 13th, only two points behind Arsenal. Crisis?

Nelson Kumah
BBC Radio 5 live

It’s just like being back in 2002. Nerves were spreading through the Goodison faithful...well cometh the hour, cometh Wayne Rooney.

A strike every bit as sweet as THAT one 15 years ago. Suddenly the Everton supporters have found their voices again. “There’s only one Wayne Rooney...”

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Never say never, but this is never finishing 1-0. Arsenal still look like scoring in every attack as Alexandre Lacazette skips past a sluggish Ashley Williams but then flashes a shot into the side-netting.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Goodison Park

A bewildered Arsene Wenger runs a hand through his hair on the touchline - against the run of play doesn't even cover that.

Arsenal had run all over Everton before that goal but Wayne Rooney still has the class to pick out a very special finish.

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The good and the bad of Jordan Pickford as he only parries a shot from Alexis Sanchez, should have held it, but his reactions are stellar to turn away Aaron Ramsey's follow-up.

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker, BBC Radio 5 live at Goodison Park

With all due respect, this is not just Everton suddenly playing well. It is putting pressure on the ball and forcing mistakes from Arsenal. Problems of Arsenal's own making.

Tabyeesh: You KNOW that when Arsenal are playing so well without scoring they are going to concede. #DejaKoe, external

Dan Graham: Let’s lay off the #lfc, external have the biggest defensive issues eh?! Most of the top six do. What on earth was that, Arsenal?!

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker, BBC Radio 5 live at Goodison Park

I was just about to say that Everton need to put more pressure on the Arsenal back three. Gueye wins the ball, Arsenal back off and Rooney gets the ball out of his feet and then whips it round like he did 15 minutes ago.

Only Arsenal can be behind in a game they have three one-on-ones already. Arsenal in a nutshell. Everton have one chance and bang.

I don't get what role Xhaka fulfills in this Arsenal side.

You couldn't get a more 'against the run of play' goal than that. Now Petr Cech dithers on the ball and Dominic Calvert-Lewin tackles him, almost two! The chance is gone.

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker, BBC Radio 5 live at Goodison Park

That is a magnificent save again. They are cutting through like a knife through butter. The runners are not being challenged. You need to go with the runners.

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Everton are there for the taking. My word.

Arsenal are being made to look like world beaters in these opening minutes and again it's only Jordan Pickford who prevents the opener. Aaron Ramsey gets down the right after a give-and-go, he squares to Alexandre Lacazette, who rolls his man and shoots in one fluid movement. Pickford saves with his shins.

Mesut Ozil is having one of those days. One of those days where he looks like a Real Madrid player, a World Cup winner. Everton haven't been able to get close to him since that first-minute challenge. He's dancing around in midfield, knitting play together, conducting the band.

Arsenal well on top as Jordan Pickford pushes away Alexandre Lacazete's shot from a tight angle.

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Everton are basically playing Idrissa Gueye in central midfield on his own with three number 10s ahead of him. Unsurprisingly the hosts are getting swamped.

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I hadn't spotted a touch from Jordan Pickford but yep, he got the merest touch to palm that shot away. Arsenal have started wonderfully here. Alexis Sanchez runs through and ends up on the deck.

Everton look a mess.