Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is just about to shoot after a fine, floated ball over the Leicester backline from David Luiz, but Ricardo Pereira takes the ball off the Arsenal striker's toes. Top-class defending.

hairy newspaper: I don't know why, but I can just see an unconvincing Arsenal nick an undeserving win..

Ricky Cumiskey: Just a reminder that Emery has managed 49 Premier League games before this. He has never had a 0-0.

Think you've just cursed us there Ricky.

Demarai Gray is on for Leicester, replacing Ayoze Perez, who had often got into good positions on the right wing but could not find a team-mate with a couple of fizzed low crosses.

In the build-up to that Aubameyang chance, Leicester's Jonny Evans chopped an opponent down and is cautioned.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has slotted the ball into the bottom corner but it is instantly ruled out by the assistant as he is offside. So offside, not even a VAR check is needed. A nice finish but it won't count for anything.

babyboomer201: Ndidi leaning back casually sidefoots it onto the crossbar from 15 yards. Get over the ball man and look as if you mean it when you shoot, even if it is almost an open goal.

Harvey Barnes again leads a Leicester attack, but Arsenal, through sheer numbers, shut it down and the Gunners can quickly counter.

It ends up with Hector Bellerin shooting just over the top for Arsenal. Goalless, but not a dull 0-0.

David Luiz, with two goals in his past four matches, fancies a third as he gallops forward from centre-half. He looks to curl it into the far corner, but the angles are all wrong and it goes wide.

So, so close. Ricardo Pereira is too good, too strong for Lucas Torreira, the Leicester man gets to the byeline and his pull-back is met by Wilfried Ndidi. He probably should do better as he is unmarked but his effort bounces off the underside of the crossbar and away.

We're back under way. No changes.

The rain is continuing in Leicester. Arsenal players are back out first, shortly joined by the Leicester ones. Will we get a winner in this one?

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at King Power Stadium

Unai Emery did not leave the edge of his technical area once throughout those opening 45 minutes and several times he was screaming in frustration at his defenders, who gave the ball away far too often when they tried to play it out from the back.

Still, it is goalless at the break despite Leicester's domination. Aside from individual errors, Arsenal's defensive shape has been better than in recent games.

In isolation a point at Leicester would be a very good result but would a fifth straight draw ease the pressure on Emery?

Chicaned02: If Leicester win this match the top 4 is almost set in stone after 12 games

Newcastle United head coach Steve Bruce says back to back wins are crucial, as he saw his side beat Bournemouth 2-1 to record two successive wins for the first time this season.

Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson says he is "proud" of his side's performance despite their 2-0 defeat by Chelsea.

Head coach Frank Lampard says Chelsea "deserved" the 2-0 win against Crystal Palace after picking it up in the second half.

The result took Chelsea up to second, but Leicester will move above them if they find a second-half winner against Arsenal.

But for West Ham United manager Manuel Pellegrini, it was another 'we need to improve' verdict.

Burnley manager Sean Dyche was full of praise after he saw his side bounce back from three consecutive defeats with a 3-0 home win over West Ham United.

Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino says Spurs "need to improve" after their 1-1 draw with Sheffield United.

Spurs, Champions League finalists last season, are down in 12th and already 17 points behind leaders Liverpool, who take on Manchester City tomorrow.

Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder says his team were the "better side" after their 1-1 draw with Tottenham in the Premier League.

Wilder also describes his 'disappointment' at having a goal ruled out by VAR.