Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on Final Score

When the referee gives a questionable decision, I think you'll find most refs would give one the other way.

Both red cards are slight touches, Smith's put his arm around Walcott, a goal-scoring opportunity, and if I was on either team, I would be going berserk with the offenders.

Fair play to the referee, he's been in a good position on both occasions.

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The hosts are down to 10 men as Jonathon Hogg is shown a straight red.

The midfielder and Harry Arter get into an argument and are in each other's faces, heads touching. Referee Michael Oliver spots Hogg pushing his head forward aggressively and brings out the red card.

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Joshua King launches a fierce rising drive from just outside the are but it just clears the Toffees bar.

Cardiff make a change as Kenneth Zohore, who has had a pretty quiet afternoon in the lone striker role, is replaced by former Huddersfield forward Danny Ward.

It was 11 v 10.

Theo Walcott again puts on the afterburners on the right, and all Adam Smith can do is bring him down a few feet outside the area.

Discussion on MOTD later: Were there defenders covering?

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Good turn in the box by Alexandre Lacazette as a bit of space opens up for the Arsenal striker. He aims a shot at the far post but Lukasz Fabianski again saves well.

A blow for West Ham as goalscorer Marko Arnautovic has picked up a knock. He's replaced by Javier Hernandez.

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Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on Final Score

When your back's against the wall with 10 men, having Theo Walcott is a great outlet.

Someone that can open up the defence like that and finish with a great strike.

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Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on Final Score

We haven't seen them at all in the game so far and all of a sudden Leicester have come out and showed what they can do.

Great touch from Gray to fire it under the goalkeeper on the turn.

Arsenal get away with giving Marko Arnautovic the freedom of the box as the West Ham skipper is picked out by Felipe Anderson, but his snapshot is too close to Petr Cech.

Another change for Arsenal as Matteo Guendouzi makes way for Lucas Torreira.

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Excitement breaks out at Huddersfield as the hosts have a couple of chances in quick succession. Steve Mounie's header is superbly denied by Neil Etheridge before the Huddersfield striker has two efforts blocked following a corner.

Josh Murphy cushions a header wide before Harry Arter sweeps a low strike from distance straight at Jonas Lossl in the Huddersfield goal. Fifty-one minutes gone and that was the game's first shot on target.

Just like in the first half the action swiftly swings from one end to the other as Marko Arnautovic smacks a volley over at the far post. He was unmarked and should have done better.

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Big leap by Lukasz Fabianski to palm behind a good header by Shkodran Mustafi. It was just threatening to dip under the crossbar.

It's 10-men Everton who produce the first attack of the second 45.

Seamus Coleman unleashes an angled shot from just outside the box but it travels about two feet after coming face to boot with Bournemouth's defence.

Garth Crooks
BBC Sport football expert on Final Score

It's end-to-end, played like a cup tie.

Arsenal do play a high line. If you are going to do that you have got to press the ball and that's not what they're doing - West Ham are hitting the space every time, because they've got the time to do it.

Arsenal have lived dangerously.

And we're also back up and running in West Yorkshire.