Bradley Allen
Ex-QPR striker on BBC Radio London

When Alexandre Lacazette has had the opportunity to play he's shown he's a proven goal scorer and Aaron Ramsey may be out of contract in the summer but he can come on and contribute to this game.

That means Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang will move onto the left-hand side for Arsenal now.

Unai Emery makes the first changes. Aaron Ramsey and Alexandre Lacazette are on for Alex Iwobi and Henrikh Mkhitaryan.

Same again please!!!

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Chelsea

Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri on Sky Sports: "Today was about the result. We gave more attention to the defensive phase to win the match.

"I wanted to be fresh on the pitch so I made changes. There was a problem to the ankle of Kovacic and Alonso had a back problem so I made changes, I didn't want to take any risk.

"It was a very good reaction. Now we have to start to improve and play our football in a better way. Ranieri can have a very great impact at Fulham, in two or three weeks they will defend very well and to play against them in amonth will be a problem for any team."

Fulham

Fulham manager Claudio Ranieri to BBC Sport: "We wanted to play football but we made mistakes and against big champions you pay everything for that. In the second half we changed system and maybe we deserved to draw the match.

"I am satisfied with how my players tried to make good decisions on the ball. I was happy to be 1-0 down at half time, I changed it and we played better.

"We played together strongly and created good chances. Our fans were fantastic."

In case you missed it earlier, Chelsea recorded a 2-0 win over Fulham. Here's what the bosses had to say...

Oh Mike.

Bit of half-time entertainment for you...

Try our derby quiz and see how much you can remember from the Merseyside and north London showdowns.

Bradley Allen
Ex-QPR striker on BBC Radio London

It's a thumping north London derby which has not disappointed in any way, shape or form.

Arsenal deserved their lead and there was only one team likely to score the second goal. But Spurs slowly came back into it and got a goal from a free-kick.

And then that big decision. Was it or was it not a foul?

But Arsenal finished the half strongly. There'll be more goals in this!

Tottenham might have less than half the number of efforts that Arsenal have had - but, more importantly, they have scored double the goals.

Arsenal, for all their early dominance, did not take their chances and have been made to pay.

The Gunners had 10 efforts in the first half, but missed the target with five of them (as shown by the red arrows)...

Image source, Opta

...meanwhile Tottenham have had four efforts. All on target, two hitting the jackpot.

Image source, Opta

Early goal - check

Penalty - check (x2)

Two goals in four minutes - check

Derby brawl - check

Controversial decision - check

Yellow cards - check (x3)

All we're missing is a red card, a manager getting sent to the stands and a late equaliser/winner.

Bradley Allen
Ex-QPR striker on BBC Radio London

Arsenal still have speed and can add dynamism to their play when they want to.

This game shows no sign of abating, it's been played at a breathtaking speed and been full of incident and full of passion.

What. A. Half.

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Arsenal swing another corner in from the left. It comes to Shkodran Mustafi, who heads it cleanly. Hugo Lloris has to stretch up to the left corner and tip it away with his finger tips.

Alex Iwobi plays Henrikh Mkhitaryan in down the right wing. The Arsenal forward swings it into the middle towards Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang but Arsenal have to settle for another corner.

The corner is played short before Dele Alli is able to clear.

The corner is crossed into Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang who heads it back into the centre. Shkodran Mustafi tries an audacious overhead kick but it fizzes high and over for a goalkick.

Image source, PA

Bradley Allen
Ex-QPR striker on BBC Radio London

Pierre Emerick-Aubameyang tried to get across his man and I don't think he needed to. He should have held his position a bit longer.

Not often you see a couple of penalties before half-time. Not since October 2014 in a Premier League game actually.

Both teams have conceded first-half penalties for the first time since Stoke against Swansea over four years ago.

That game ended 2-1...