Arsenal have had the majority of possession so far but haven't exactly hemmed Huddersfield deep in their own half.

Another second-half surge needed from the Gunners.

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A brief smattering of boos to mark the half-time whistle, directed by the home fans towards referee Paul Tierney.

Stephan Lichtsteiner and Granit Xhaka also have a word but Arsenal haven't actually been robbed with any of those decisions.

In truth, it's been a fine spoiling job from Huddersfield so far.

The resulting corner is played back in by Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Shkrodan Mustafi collapses in a heap.

Arsenal want a penalty but Paul Tierney decides the German has dived and shows him a yellow card for simulation.

Replays show there wasn't much contact at all and Mustafi might well have embellished that.

That is Mustafi's fifth yellow card of the season and he'll also miss the next game. Not what Arsenal need with their defensive injury crisis.

Lucas Torreira might have got a taste for scoring after his debut goal in the North London derby last week.

The Uruguayan picks it up in space and tries to bend a superb effort into the top corner.

Jonas Lossl is equal to it and rises to make a fine save.

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Aaron Mooy gets the cross in to Laurent Depoitre, who is smothered as he tries to turn and shoot.

But Granit Xhaka's clearance is woeful and straight to Mooy, who picks out the unmarked Alex Pritchard.

Pritchard clips a curling effort just wide and high. Perhaps should've done better. That's pretty much Huddersfield's first sight of Arsenal's goal so far.

Alexandre Lacazette rounds Jonas Lossl and has the ball in the back of the net but the flag is up for offside.

Bernd Leno bangs the ball forward and it's flicked on by Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang towards Lacazette but Zanka picks it up.

The Huddersfield defenders then plays a woeful back pass towards Lossl that Lacazette runs onto to score.

But the offside decision is not for Zanka's pass - Lacazette was a tiny fraction offside when Aubameyang headed it on.

Unai Emery isn't impressed and remonstrates with the fourth official but that was a fair call.

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I suppose it is the season to give and receive cards.

Sokratis lunges in on Jonathan Hogg, sending the Huddersfield midfielder sprawling.

That's the fifth yellow card of the season for Sokratis and he'll be banned for Arsenal's match away at Southampton next Sunday.

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Suddenly it's getting a bit tasty at the Emirates.

Tommy Smith scythes down Matteo Guendouzi and picks up a yellow card.

The home crowd are getting more riled now.

Oh dear. Danny Williams has absolutely clattered Lucas Torreira, with absolutely no chance of getting the ball.

Stephan Lichtsteiner is incensed and gets into it with a few Huddersfield players.

Both Williams and Lichtsteiner are shown yellow cards.

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Sokratis brings the ball out from the edge of his area, over the halfway line, dribbles it out of play and picks up the ball to prevent Huddersfield taking a quick throw.

Bit village.

Granit Xhaka bangs a shot very, very wide.

Not his best effort.

Arsenal want a foul for a challenge on Lucas Torreira.

They don't get it but moments later Alex Pritchard brings down a red shirt and becomes the first Huddersfield player in the book.

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Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang picks up the ball in between the lines but his attempted flick over the top for a running Gunner is cut out by the Terriers.

Earlier, it looked like Aaron Mooy had been given the first booking of the game for bringing down Granit Xhaka, even though there didn't look to be much contact.

In fact, referee Paul Tierney saw that there was no contact at all and was actually booking Xhaka for diving.

Tierney's raising of the yellow card had the official stats fooled for a bit but the booking has finally gone Xhaka's way.

And just after he's returned from a suspension and all.

Should score.

Again Arsenal carve through Huddersfield to find Matteo Guendouzi in the box down the right.

The young Gunner turns and picks out the unmarked Alexandre Lacazette in the middle.

But the France striker gets right under the ball and slips as he hits it, his strike ballooning badly over the bar.

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Arsenal break forward quickly down the left and Sead Kolasinac hesitates, allowing his man to get back at him.

But the ball breaks to Matteo Guendouzi, who drives on and finds Granit Xhaka.

The Arsenal captain curves in an excellent pass but Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang diverts it just wide!

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Zanka spreads a free-kick out to the right and the ball is played back in but Arsenal are back in defence and clear.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's deft flick gets Hector Bellerin going forward before the Spaniard curves a return pass to the striker.

But his cross is blocked by a Huddersfield defender and the visitors repel the Gunners once again.

Arsenal are struggling to get both Lacazette and Aubameyang into the game up the pitch.

Both are dropping too deep to try and pick up the ball.

It's due to resolute defending from Huddersfield too - Terence Kongolo sliding in twice in quick succession to tackle Aubameyang down the right.

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Huddersfield work their way from back right to top left but Arsenal hold their position and force the visitors to go all the way back to Jonas Lossl in goal.

The Terriers go again, looking assured in possession, but again they have to go all the way back and this time Lossl's ball forward is poor, with Arsenal picking it up easily.