If Arsenal can find a winner, they could then qualify for the last 32 tomorrow, if Standard Liege fail to beat Eintracht Frankfurt in Belgium.

Vitoria - bottom of Group F - really need a winner of their own in these final 14 minutes or so, if they want to keep their hopes of staying in the Europa League alive.

But neither side looks like scoring at the minute.

The ball comes back to Arsenal's Joe Willock outside the box, but his strike flies high, high over the bar.

That's only Arsenal's fifth effort at goal of the game, all of which have been off target.

We've got just under 20 minutes to go. If you're just finishing work and checking in for the first time, you haven't missed much!

Vitoria hit the bar in the first half and Arsenal's much-changed XI are yet to make the home side's keeper have to make a save.

It's not been a thriller...

Can any of the subs that have come on liven up this game?

Alexandre Lacazette might seem the most likely to do so.

The hosts' Brazilian forward Davidson goes off and on comes attacking Portuguese midfielder Rochinha.

Rob Holding clips Lucas Evangelista's heels and is shown a yellow card. That might be a tad harsh, based on the replay. I don't think Holding meant that.

Here comes Alexandre Lacazette for Arsenal. He's on, replacing 18-year-old Bukayo Saka.

This is a good chance for Arsenal from a corner, but Shkodran Mustafi's header goes over the bar.

The home side make their first change, as their Pepe is replaced by French midfielder Denis Poha.

Matteo Guendouzi slips a good ball through to Pepe in the penalty area, but the flag is up for offside against Pepe.

Replays show he was onside, by quite a margin. That'll frustrate the Gunners.

We're approaching the hour mark now and we're still waiting for Arsenal's first effort on target of this game.

The closest they've come to a goal was when Rob Holding headed over the bar early on.

Matteo Guendouzi comes on as Dani Ceballos is withdrawn. Ceballos is still not moving quite right. Hopefully that's not a hamstring injury.

Dani Ceballos is holding his hamstring and moving gingerly. This is worrying for Arsenal.

Jack Bedlam: I had planned on watching paint dry this afternoon then I saw Arsenal were playing Vitoria, same difference.

Marcus Edwards' pace down the right causes problems for Arsenal as he beats Dani Ceballos and gets in towards goal, but the former Spurs youngster's square ball is hoofed clear by the visitors.

Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli combine well down Arsenal's left but their attack breaks down as the offside flag is up.

With the rain still pouring down, Arsenal - in they yellow shirts - get the second half started.

No changes in personnel at the break.

Plenty of possession for Arsenal in the opening 45 minutes but nothing to show for it yet.

Image source, Opta

Elsewhere, Jürgen Klopp has said "we cannot carry on like this" after it was decided his Liverpool side will play two games in two days in December.

The Reds face Aston Villa in the Carabao Cup quarter-final on 17 December before playing the Club World Cup semi-final in Qatar the next day.

"We have to find solutions," said Klopp. "The problems are obvious.

"Every year we do the same again. Some find it funny - 'five games in three days - let's see how it works out'."

Arsenal are yet to test Vitoria's 36-year-old Brazilian goalkeeper Douglas.

At the other end, the hosts have tried their luck from range several times and Emiliano Martinez has made some good saves.

The Portuguese side's Pepe has gone closest to opening the scoring, hitting the bar with a cracking effort.