This is the sixth Premier League match of the day, so let's hear from some managers whose teams were in action earlier on.

Goalless at the break.

madhatter351: I mean, we've been woeful recently, but I don't think I've seen us play this sloppy in years. We are giving the ball away more than successful passes it seems. We can't even blame the weather, as Leicester seem to be OK with it.

Leicester are nearly caught out by a quickly-taken free-kick by David Luiz, who launches it forward and it is one for Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang to chase.

But the ball just zips off the surface and Kasper Schmeichel, who had taken up a good starting position, gets off his line and gets to the ball just before the Gabon striker.

James Maddison strikes the free-kick from 25 yards beautifully and Bernd Leno is absolutely rooted to the spot. However, Maddison just puts too much pace on it, with it narrowly going over the top and hitting the top of the net.

Harvey Barnes is crowded out, but Leicester then have a free-kick 25 yards out after Lucas Torreira wipes out James Maddison, who looks very interested in this one.

It is one from the training ground. James Maddison's corner from the left is played out to the edge of the 18-yard box, where Youri Tielemans aims to strike it on the full. But there are a number of bodies in front of him to wipe out the power before Wilfred Ndidi is ruled offside.

Corner to Leicester as Ben Chilwell gets to the byeline but his cross is deflected behind by Calum Chambers.

But Arsenal respond with a crisp passing move of their own. It is one-touch stuff, with Alexandre Lacazette looking to slide a pass through to Hector Bellerin but Caglar Soyuncu is perfectly placed to nullify the threat and clear it.

Another lovely passing move from left to right from Leicester. Once again it is a superb ball played in from Ayoze Perez on the right, but the ball just skips up off the wet surface and Jamie Vardy cannot get a touch, when anything on it and it would have been 1-0.

Leicester are a very likeable, good to watch team. Firstly, Ayoze Perez is free on the right and fizzes in a low cross, which is just missed by Harvey Barnes.

The home side keep the ball alive and it is played into the box from the left before a spectacular Superman two-fisted dive from Leno punches it clear.

But Lucas Torreira is loose in possession, he gives it away and it ends up at the feet of Ayoze Perez. He loses his footing, but there's no penalty.

England women's team are currently a goal down at home against Germany at a packed Wembley.

You can watch that one on BBC Two here.

Arsenal try to play it out from the back, but in these conditions it may be better just thumping it down field.

Hector Bellerin's cross-field pass is aiming for David Luiz, but behind the Brazilian. It enables Ayoze Perez to run at the home goal, but he shoots over the top, much to Bellerin's relief.

howepundit: When did Arsenal become the team that sat back like the underdog against Leicester, not Barca or Bayern?

This game is so open. There are surely going to be some goals today. Jamie Vardy leads a Leicester attack on the right, his low cross is just behind Harvey Barnes, but still falls for Youri Tielemans, whose shot is charged down by Hector Bellerin.

A very watchable opening 25 minutes, but still level.

In soaking wet conditions, you need a good first touch if you're a keeper. The ball is rolled back towards Bernd Leno and, with Jamie Vardy chasing him down, just about manages to get rid of it in time at the second attempt.

All of Arsenal's good work is coming down their right. This time Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang creates space for a low cross and Alexandre Lacazette's shot is goal-bound, but blocked by Ricardo Pereira.

A bright moment for Leicester. A quickly taken throw-in sees Ayoze Perez the wrong side of Rob Holding and Perez fires in a low cross, but Arsenal manage to hack it clear.