Arsenal have a rare attack but Aaron Ramsey, wearing the captain's armband today, totally messes up his pass to Alexandre Lacazette and Huddersfield are back in possession.

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Tom Ince lashes another one wide with Shkodran Mustafi forcing him a bit wide. This is a real 2018 Arsenal away performance so far.

Huddersfield should be ahead - Alex Pritchard runs onto a long ball and cuts it back for Tom Ince, who lashes over the bar from 12 yards out - he was under pressure to be fair.

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Arsenal defender Shkodran Mustafi is down getting treatment after a Steve Mounie arm to the face, but looks like he'll be able to continue.

Huddersfield had another chance as those planes were flying over but Christopher Schindler's shot was blocked and David Ospina gathers.

A plane flies over the stadium with a positive message, 'Merci Arsene - we'll miss you too'.

Now here's another one - 'one Arsene Wenger, Arsenal legend'.

Could be the same plane for all I know, different banner though.

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First chance of the game is for Huddersfield but Steve Mounie's header is kept out down low by David Ospina. Petr Cech has a knock today so was left out.

Shot for Arsenal now but Sead Kolasinac's effort is easily saved.

Nobody has done anything on the pitch yet. This is the kind of atmosphere that deserves some kind of chaotic 6-6 draw.

It's a real party atmosphere at the John Smith's Stadium - with nothing on the line. Wonder if Arsene Wenger has ever had a pint of John Smith's. I suspect not.

The final opening whistle of Arsene Wenger's Arsenal reign.

'We are staying up' sing the home fans. Factually accurate.

The Gunners have lost seven consecutive top-flight away matches for the first time since January 1966.

They are the only side in the top five leagues to have not picked up a point on the road in 2018.

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Arsene Wenger comes out to a great round of applause from the crowd. He goes over to the Gunners fans to return the favour.

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Read Arsenal fan and BBC Radio 2 presenter Dermot O'Leary's memories of Arsene Wenger here.

It's a game with nothing riding on it - bar as the final game of Arsene Wenger's reign.

Huddersfield secured their Premier League safety with draws at Manchester City and Chelsea - and Arsenal are going to finish sixth no matter what happens today.

Arsene Wenger shakes the hands of all his players as they step out from the dressing room into the tunnel.

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Patrick Stewart added: "I hope everyone at the club has a fantastic break over the summer because they deserve it. I’m sure there will be some reforming over the off-season.

"We will be looking to start again, and maybe slightly differently to this year. One of the areas we need to address is the lack of goals and I’m sure they will target that this summer."

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Speaking to BBC Radio 5 live, Huddersfield fan and actor Patrick Stewart said: "I think it will take a year or two for me to recover from the celebrations on Wednesday night. All we have to do tonight is have a good time because the job is done and this extraordinary crowd are here to celebrate.

"It is an extremely accessible club for the people in the community. Nobody has done more in the Premier League than Huddersfield in working with refugees and the help we have given them. Applications to come to the University have increased because of the Premier League influence, particularly from students from the Far East."

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Match of the Day commentator

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It promises to be quite an occasion, with Huddersfield supporters celebrating their team's survival in the Premier League while Arsene Wenger takes charge of Arsenal for the last time.

He received a memorable send off following the 5-0 win over Burnley, but won't have such fond memories of his team's away form this year. Wednesday night's defeat was their seventh in a row in the league and they are the only side in the top four divisions without an away point in 2018.

This game isn't just about Arsenal's away-day blues and Wenger's final Gunners goodbye. It's also a chance to salute David Wagner and Huddersfield for a remarkable effort in staying up.