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Arsenal 0-0 Leicester
Claude Puel is furious on the touchline. Not surprised! Leicester should have had a penalty and Rob Holding possibly could have been having an early shower.
Summary
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Arsenal win 10 consecutive games for first time since 2007
Bellerin deflects Chilwell's cross in for Leicester lead, Bellerin tees up Ozil for equaliser
Aubameyang puts away Bellerin cross two minutes after coming off bench & then finishes superb team goal
Leicester not won at Arsenal in 21 top-flight games since 1973
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PENALTY APPEALpublished at 18 mins
Arsenal 0-0 Leicester
Arsenal, and Rob Holding, have got away with one.
Not the centre-back's finest few moments as he handles Jamie Vardy's header when the long free-kick is pumped into the Arsenal box.
Surely a penalty?! Ref Chris Kavanagh hasn't seen it. Unbelievable!
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Bayo Omisore: This high line Arsenal is keeping eh? Smacking my lips at the smacking that is loading. Iheanacho for the first goal.
Luke: Unai Emery has Arsenal moving the ball around much quicker than Arsene Wenger. Leicester are sprinting everywhere to keep up with it while Arsenal standing still. Emery clearly likes wearing teams down and then throws on the pace of Abamyaung & Welbeck to finish the job off.
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Arsenal 0-0 Leicester
Rob Holding isn't going to get run again by Kelechi Iheanacho. So he tugs him on the halfway line and takes the yellow card. Professional. Leicester asking more questions of that high Arsenal line...
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Arsenal 0-0 Leicester
...blazed over by James Maddison.
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Arsenal 0-0 Leicester
James Maddison has dancing feet like Danny Zuko. The Leicester winger twists and turns on the edge of the Arsenal box and is fouled. Free-kick 20 yards out...
'Foxes on the prowl'published at 20:15 British Summer Time 22 October 2018
Arsenal 0-0 Leicester
Chris Sutton
Ex-Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 liveLeicester have been the better team - Arsenal haven't got into any rhythm. Leicester are happy to concede ground when Arsenal have the ball but it is the visitors who look dangerous. Arsenal are a second-half team this season.
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Arsenal 0-0 Leicester
Stephan Lichtsteiner bounds onto a loose ball and lines up a shot. He goes for the top corner. It ends in Row M.
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Arsenal 0-0 Leicester
Better from Arsenal. Hector Bellerin sees an ambitious volley blocked before Alexandre Lacazette goes tumbling in the Leicester box under a challenge from Jonny Evans.
Lacazette waves his arms in the air in frustration as the Gunners fans howl for a penalty.
Not for me. More importantly, nor for referee Christopher Kavanagh
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Arsenal 0-0 Leicester
Image source, Opta10 minutes in and you can see Arsenal have hogged the ball so far.
Both Granit Xhaka and Mesut Ozil have completed all of their 11 passes.
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Arsenal 0-0 Leicester
Leicester have identified Arsenal's high line as a source of joy. Another quick ball forward springs Jamie Vardy into life, but the ball is a little too hot, even for the Foxes striker, and Bernd Leno comes out to gather,
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Arsenal 0-0 Leicester
Ufff. Nervy start by Arsenal. The home side do manage to clear the resultant corner, although Jamie Vardy isn't happy with the close marking of Henrikh Mkhitaryan in the box.
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Arsenal 0-0 Leicester
Chris Sutton
Ex-Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 liveYou cannot give James Maddison that amount of time on the ball. He pops the ball from left to right and Kelechi Iheanacho bends it left-footed forcing Bernd Leno to dive to keep it out.
GREAT SAVE!published at 6 mins
Arsenal 0-0 Leicester
Leicester go again. James Maddison makes hay down the left, squaring the ball to Wilfred Ndidi, who in turn finds Kelechi Iheanacho.
Buoyed by his earlier chance, Iheanacho shoots and this time Gunners keeper Bernd Leno needs to take immediate action to palm wide.
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Arsenal 0-0 Leicester
Sharp start from Leicester. More pace than the Jamaican 4x100m relay team.
'Real opportunity'published at 20:05 British Summer Time 22 October 2018
Arsenal 0-0 Leicester
Chris Sutton
Ex-Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 liveThat was a real opportunity for Leicester. It took a deflection off Rob Holding's back. Unai Emery will be worried by the ease Kelechi Iheanacho got through. Leicester have pace in abundance.
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Arsenal 0-0 Leicester
Chance! Leicester catch Arsenal on the break as a long ball from midfield goes over the high-pressing Stephane Lichtsteiner and sends Kelechi Iheanacho away.
The ageing Lichtsteiner can't catch him - he looks like he's running in tar compared to his jet-heeled opponent - and a deflection off Rob holding diverts Iheanacho's stinging short out for a corner.
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Arsenal 0-0 Leicester
Arsenal fans in good voice as their side have an early spell of possession. Comes to nothing. And then Leicester break...
'Exceeded expectations'published at 20:02 British Summer Time 22 October 2018
Arsenal 0-0 Leicester
Chris Sutton
Ex-Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 liveUnai Emery has exceeded expectations and tonight is about carrying on that momentum against a really talented Leicester team.
Leicester are playing three across the back. Is it a risk against this Arsenal team? I think it is.
Image source, ReutersKICK-OFFpublished at 20:01 British Summer Time 22 October 2018
Arsenal 0-0 Leicester
Referee Christopher Kavanagh toots his whistle, Leicester's Nampalys Mendy kicks the ball and that, unless I'm mistaken, means the game is under way.