Chris Sutton
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

This is not Arsenal, it's an impersonation.

Arsenal are now, probably predictably, all over the shop.

They almost gift West Ham a second with some calamitous playing out from the back. Only West Ham's inability to play the ball crisply or accurately saves them.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the London Stadium

If there was a graph of time for stuff happening whilst I have watched Premier League football matches this season, the bit reserved for 'Waiting for VAR to check' would be too long.

Chris Sutton
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Arsenal struggle from set pieces. The corner was half cleared and as the ball is stood up, Angelo Ogbonna really wants to get on the end of this, and that is what he does.

He hurls himself at the ball and gets his reward. West Ham have just about deserved it. Now let's see what Arsenal have got.

Goal given!

Not a pretty goal, but a goal nonetheless.

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West Ham 1-0 Arsenal

Of course.

They're checking for a potential handball. Is it off his shoulder? Certainly no lower.

West Ham win a corner as Cresswell's attempted cross is deflected behind.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the London Stadium

Freddie Ljungberg spoke about Kieran Tierney's secret shoulder problem in the build-up to tonight's game.

There is nothing secret about that. The incident seemed innocuous but Michail Antonio appears to have accidentally jarred the former Celtic defender's shoulder as he was trying to get a bit of space for himself in the Arsenal box.

Dismal luck for the Scotland defender.

Chris Sutton
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

That was a good save by Bernd Leno. Is this game finally showing some signs of life?

Is the game warming up?

West Ham draw a save out of Bernd Leno, who has to dive to his left to palm away an angled effort from Michail Antonio.

Oh dear.

Arsenal's best period of play so far ends with a woeful effort from Ozil. Aubameyang does superbly to gather the ball on the right and cross the ball in to the German, who is in acres of space but gets under the ball and heads tamely over.

Chris Sutton
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

This has been the worst half of football I have seen in the Premier League so far this season. The Freddie effect.

Still not had a touch as Pepe's pass for Ozil to run on to is easily cut out by a West Ham defender.

This has been half an hour of pretty much event-free football.

Chris Sutton
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

This is a real shame. It seems like a muscle injury after a coming together with Michail Antonio, and Kieran Tierney has not got going at Arsenal.

When he gets a run of games, the Arsenal fans will see the real Tierney, superb attitude to the game and he just needs that continuity.

Arsenal have contributed to their own woes in many ways, but they've also not had much luck with injury.

As I said earlier, it never rains but it pours.

Meanwhile, on the pitch, they have still yet to touch the ball in West Ham's box.

Sead Kolasinac is on for Tierney.

That's Tierney done for the evening. Poor lad. He's not had much luck with injury since his move from Celtic.

So that is both of Arsenal's original full-backs injured before the 30 minute mark - Bellerin in the warm-up, Tierney 27 minutes in.

The potential is totally unrealised as Snodgrass chips the ball in, before it is half-cleared towards Fornals for a weak effort that fails to test Bernd Leno.

There could be more bad news for Arsenal... Tierney is down holding his shoulder in the aftermath of the free-kick. Looks like he collided with Antonio.