Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

Knowing my track record this will lead to a 30-yard screamer - but Gylfi Sigurdsson is having a very ordinary afternoon.

*Cue goal.

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Dominic Calvert-Lewin needs some treatment for a kick in the face. He's a game runner and will be a good player no doubt but he's not a replacement for Romelu Lukaku. And he shouldn't have to be.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Goodison Park

Arsenal have looked by far the more inventive side and finally have the lead their supremacy deserves.

Everton are being over-run. Goodison Park is very quiet. Troubled times for manager Ronald Koeman.

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

These are the moments we see time and time again. Arsenal are dominant and create chance after chance and then do not win the game. If Ramsey scores that they win the game. It is middle of the goal and he has good technique. There is no reason why he should not finish that.

'Sacked in the morning!' sing the away fans with unbridled glee. Everton have probably played as well as they have all season today mind.

Just before that Mesut Ozil goal it was Nikola Vlasic who had gone close for Everton. And now Arsenal should have a third! Laurent Koscielny finds himself forwards, he is on the right wing somehow and pulls a ball back to Aaron Ramsey on the penalty spot, he panics and side foots over. Take your time!

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

You talk about the movement and runs forward that Arsenal make. There are so many players getting forward and the header is sublime. It is a good ball in as it has a bit of whip and pace and Ozil doesn't have to put too much power on it.

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

If you make half-time changes it is not always because the team isn't playing well. But it is too many times that Koeman has made changes. You don't want to be doing it nine times. That is not how the game works.

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Dominic Calvert-Lewin does well to beat Nacho Monreal and flash in a low cross but it's behind Nikola Vlasic.

Whatever the result this has been a far better showing from Everton.

Lovely ball from Alexis Sanchez finds Hector Bellerin inside the area but he can't dig out a telling cross. That was a chance.

Looks like a good old-fashioned 4-4-2 with Wayne Rooney and Dominic Calvert-Lewin up front now for Everton. Arsenal have a free-kick a mile out, Alexis Sanchez blasts it into the wall.

Lewis Wilson: Today shows why United shouldn't bother with Ozil. Giving the ball away and too lazy to try and get it back. He is finished

Kyle: So frustrating watching Arsenal they play some lovely football dominate and have loads of chances yet it's 1-1.

Rawree: If you have Pickford in your fantasy team you've just made 400 points from saves alone

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We are back under way...

Tom Davies is coming on for Everton at half time, he replaces Ashley Williams. A change to a back four is afoot.

Jordan Pickford has made eight saves already!

Nelson Kumah
BBC Radio 5 live

Just seen former Arsenal keeper Jens Lehman head for his half-time orange segment. I wonder what he’ll be making of young Jordan Pickford’s performance in the Everton goal. Some wonderful saves mixed in with a couple of spilled shots. England’s number one? Joe Hart isn’t having the best of times with his club either.

Guy Mowbray
Match of the Day commentator

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After last week's slog at Anfield, I'm reluctant to confidently predict a cracker, so let's just say that both come into this full of confidence after pleasing European weeks.

Jurgen Klopp's belief that there's not much wrong with Liverpool given the chances they're creating finally bore fruit at Maribor.

It'll be interesting to see if James Milner's impressive display get him another start and, although less likely, does Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain warrant an opportunity too? Wembley has suited him before.

Spurs' draw at the Bernabeu felt like a real statement of where they now are, and having laid the Wembley Premier League ghost, they can return 'home' to play their attacking game without fear or phobia again.

The only parked buses here will be waiting outside.

Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino on opponents Liverpool: "I think for me it's one of the best squads in the Premier League. Liverpool have unbelievable players and a great manager. I think it will be tough to play against them.

"I told the players I think we need to be ready to give our best and compete in our best way and to deserve to win. But sure it will be a very tough game."

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

For Everton's goal, you don't get caught in that area. Granit Xhaka is caught and he was not strong enough in possession. He is not aware enough of what is around him.

For the equaliser, Pickford has less time because of the deflection but where he pushes the ball out to is something he can improve on. Let's not forget, though, that he has made three or four brilliant saves in that half. We can't be too harsh.