He hasn't looked fully fit but if Harry Kane is able to stand up he plays doesn't he?

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Emirates Stadium

Harry Kane may yet prove this wrong but he just doesn't look quite right today.

He has that heavy strapping on his right leg and missed England's games with a hamstring injury - and he has struggled for his usual sharpness in front of goal.

May have been a selection gamble by Spurs manager Mauricio Pochettino but an understandable one given the circumstances.

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Harry Winks on for Mousa Dembele. No pressure. Christian Eriksen whistles a 20-yarder into the stands. Where was that finishing in Dublin?

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Into the last half hour. Spurs, for all of their pressure in this half, are yet to muster a shot on target.

Bradley Allen
Ex-QPR striker at Emirates Stadium for BBC Radio London

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This game is really opening up, and Tottenham are on the attack. They swept forward then like the Red Arrows - with pace, purpose and directness. Arsenal were stretched.

The key question is whether Spurs can build and maintain pressure, such that it forces a mistake in the Gunners defence.

If Spurs can score next they'll still believe they can get something out of the game. They are having a strong spell now, need to make it count. Get Son on?

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Wonderful stuff Joe. I had to look it up, but I like it.

The grammar chat is sidelined for a moment though as Harry Kane has a penalty shout waved away and then seconds later sees a powerful shot brilliantly charged down!

That was a goal-saver from Shkodran Mustafi, without a doubt. It all came from an Aaron Ramsey slip.

Not including Harry Kané...

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Harry Kane is limping a touch now - a game too early? Arsenal win a corner but Kane clears well, before Laurent Koscielny and Shkodran Mustafi make a mess at the far post.

Matthew Upson
Former Arsenal defender at Emirates Stadium for 5 live Sport

Arsenal won't be counting any chickens yet...

It's amazing how much this game is needed at this stadium at the moment.

Bradley Allen
Ex-QPR striker at Emirates Stadium for BBC Radio London

Arsenal as a collective worked really well in the first half. They forced Tottenham to go long and generally had the best of the play. They deserve to be in front, even though upon reflection it turns out both goals are contentious.

Harry Kane now slides through the back of Granit Xhaka, a bit unnecessary, and he goes in the book.

Another blow to those who have captained him in fantasy football. Like me...

Harry Kane does well to roll his man, he can send Dele Alli away if he can play it now - but he can't.

Shkodran Mustafi is booked for his challenge from behind, he clearly gets the ball first but Mike Dean deems that a yellow.

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Away we go!

Pochettino is now deep in conversation with fourth official Kevin Friend. He's not happy about something and I doubt it's the John Lewis advert.

Here come the sides. Gunnersaurus ducking out of the way of an angry-looking Mauricio Pochettino. Who then does share a handshake and a kiss with Arsenal sub keeper David Ospina.

John Roder
Match of the Day commentator

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So much has changed for both Bournemouth and Huddersfield since they met in the semi-finals of the League One play-offs in 2011, when dreams of reaching the top division were exactly that.

Six and a half years on, both come into their first Premier League meeting looking for an improvement in front of goal.

Bournemouth have scored only three goals at home in the league this season, while Huddersfield haven't netted on their travels since winning 3-0 at Crystal Palace on the opening weekend back in August.

The Cherries' home form of one win, one draw and three defeats is the same as Huddersfield's away record, which suggests this is a tough one to predict.

Hector Bellerin has been a work horse for Arsenal this afternoon, particularly down the right hand side.

I wonder how many miles he's covered?

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Tottenham have won only two of their last 32 away league visits to face Arsenal (W2 D13 L17), winning 3-1 at Highbury in May 1993 and 3-2 at the Emirates in November 2010.

Matthew Upson
Former Arsenal defender at Emirates Stadium for 5 live Sport

Spurs are getting opened up down this left hand side far too often. They're not tracking the runs.

The place erupted when Mustafi scored and there's a lot of old feelings and frustration. I think this match is a great way of venting that and getting it out.

I don't think it was a free-kick. I don't see what Davnison Sanchez did wrong. He just rests his arm, he doesn't manhandle him. He does everything right in my opinion as a centre-back.

The goal came from that free-kick so Spurs won't be happy with that. And it never goes down well when you go off smiling and laughing with the referee at half time.