The grass at Swansea's end of the pitch is going to be well-worn at the break. More or less, the whole match - except for the one key moment - has been played down that end.

A pensive looking Arsene Wenger is already up on his feet and pacing the touchline...

Arsenal try a different tack, going long into the box with a couple of diagonal balls. Mike van der Hoorn heads one clear, the next is too long for Mesut Ozil.

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I'm not sure how much Joe Hart knew about either half of that double save, but it looked good.

First, he palms James Hopkins header away from goal, but straight back into the danger area.

Jeffrey Schlupp is lurking and turns the ball goalward and an inadvertent Hart glove turns it away again.

First touch good, second touch not so much.

James Milner is picked out by Jordan Henderson's ball into the box. He takes it down neatly on his chest, but sends his half-volleyed shot clear over the bar from a tight angle.

Huddersfield have been forced into a change by the way as Elias Kachunga replaces Rajiv van La Parr.

We've not had any goalmouth action of note for at least 10 minutes now. Not good enough, lads.

Big Gray: Making hard work of yet another home game. Could nearly write the script.

Lewis Winsper: we were told that Cech was worth 10 points a season - his saves to ratio has to be one of the worst in the league I think?

The Emirates has not been a happy place this week. On Thursday, angry fans vented their fury at the club's AGM, now the home supporters are chuntering at their team's limp performance so far. The natives are already restless.

A valiant chase and hefty tackle from Alexandre Lacazette gets them back on side.

If he finished as well as he did everything else, Mohamed Salah would be pretty close to the complete package.

Liverpool's Egypt international zags in off the right flank but his shot is soft, central and gobbled up by Huddersfield goalkeeper Jonas Lossl.

Leon Osman
Ex-Everton midfielder on Radio 5 live

The ball is that good from Kevin De Bruyne that he has given David Silva a free header and you can tell he doesn't head the ball much.

That was a good opportunity to score then.

Troy Deeney puffs his cheeks and offers a sheepish thumbs up back to Jose Holebas.

It was a beautiful ball in by the Watford left-back and Deeney had lost his man in the box, but the forward was lacking a yard of pace.

He can't pull down the pass with his outstreched foot and a rare opening disappears.

Should have been three! David Silva winces as he sees a six-yard header drift into Row C behind the Albion goal. Manchester City's shaven-headed midfielder should have hit the target after being picked out by Kevin de Bruyne. Another peach of a pass from the Belgian. Almost undefendable.

Words you don't see too often.

As well as all the Premier League action, England are in a World Cup final this afternoon - and you can watch it live on the BBC right now.

The Young Lions are taking on Spain in the U17 tournament in Kolkata - watch the game and follow live text commentary right here.

It's kicking off any minute now.

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BBC Radio 5 live

We are set for a patient afternoon here. Huddersfield are not giving Liverpool much space to move.

They have had limited opportunities so far.

This game is doing it's best to suck the enthusiasm out of the Selhurst Park ultras.

The Palace faithful were bouncing in that leftfield win over Chelsea earlier this month, but this game - all fits and starts - had not given them anything to get their teeth into.

Arsenal are completely dominating at the Emirates, hogging about 80% of the early possession. However, they haven't created another decent chance since that Per Mertesacker header.

Swansea are organised and disciplined. How long will that last though? They've barely been in the Gunners half.

Liverpool have had their first sight of goal.

But Daniel Sturridge, under pressure from Tommy Smith, can only volley tamely into the turf and the ball loops harmlessly over the bar.

Right in front of the away fans that chance and the travelling Terriers give Sturridge a cheery wave in the wake of the miss.

Leon Osman
Ex-Everton midfielder on Radio 5 live

The ball came to Fernandinho and he is 30 yards out. I was about to say West Brom will be happy if he shoots from there but it just took a deflection.

Foster had no chance! Man City made a sloppy mistake and now they are back in front again!

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