Watford

Watford boss Nigel Pearson, speaking to BBC Sport: "Good to get something from the game. It opened up second half and two different styles but as an experience this was never going to be straightforward. When you are at home you have to deal with fans not being here and it is strange. A lot if unknowns for the players to deal with. We have some who thrive on the emotional attachments with the fans on matchday. But they have to deal with that.

"What pleased me today is that we were able to bounce back after conceding late. To concede so late on is a real difficult thing to deal with. But we deserved something from the game. It is a valuable point.

"We have good players and a good group of people here. You can't underplay that. It is important to go out on difficult circumstances and still perform. I am pleased we opted for the five subs because as it turned out we needed to use them. After such a long layoff and relatively short preparation time it is important.

"Craig (Dawson) has been frustrated by performances from others before lockdown but he is competitive and will put his body on the line. He is committed and will do all he can to do what he did today and create a situation where we get a point from nothing."

BBC Breakfast's Dan Walker, Sally Nugent and Louise Minchin are enjoying the early stages of this game...

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Pascal Gross swings a free-kick in from the right but it's too deep. Matteo Guendouzi makes sure by nodding it behind for another corner.

It's Sead Kolasinac who wins it again at the near post. That's a clear target for Brighton but so far, Arsenal have dealt with it comfortably.

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Neal Maupay and Dan Burn link-up nicely on the left to earn a corner for Brighton. Another chance to put Arsenal under pressure from a set-piece.

Plenty of height in this Brighton side!

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Karen Carney
Former England and Chelsea winger

I don't think anyone was expecting Saka to flip it onto his right foot and as soon as he hit it we thought Mat Ryan was beaten.

It's all Arsenal.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang feeds it through to Alexandre Lacazette who looked set to score.

Lewis Dunk comes across to make a brilliant last-ditch block.

They certainly have started brightly. Bukayo Saka does exceptionally well to open up his body and smashes an effort from the edge of the box.

It cracks the crossbar!

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Karen Carney
Former England and Chelsea winger

Arsenal have made a lively start considering the quick turnaround. Brighton have been a bit rusty and maybe that's the first game syndrome as they have not found their feet.

Watford

Watford manager Nigel Pearson, speaking to BT Sport: "It is a really strange day. We all hope we can perform how we want to but there are unknowns. For the players who thrive on atmosphere and emotional attachment it will be difficult to get used to. But I am happy with the spirit. They are a possession based side but we have created good chances. To get something out of it is a testimony to the spirit of the players.

"Let's hope it doesn't stay like this for too long. It is not something wed thrive on. We need to negotiate this period of time and as a football club we need to what we can to retain our status. We are pleased with how our players have coped and get something out of the game. They know they have shown good characteristics.

"I know our fan watching this on TV will have enjoyed the goal. In their absence we have still shown the capacity to bounce back when things have gone against us. We want them back here when it is safe, Our responsibility in the meantime is that when they come back here next it is for Premier League football.

"Let him have his moment. He has been patient. Before lockdown he lost his place through a slight injury. It is never easy to have players who are really keen to get back in. I am glad we voted for the substitute change. We needed to make changes.

"It is a really good point against a good team. We have proved to ourselves we can compete."

Davy Propper passes it straight to Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang in the middle. He tees himself up and has a pop from 20 yards out.

It's always rising but that's a let-off for Brighton. Sloppy play.

Leicester City

Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers, speaking to BBC Sport: "It is different but there is still an edge in the game. I am pleased for the players who showed good fitness levels. In the second half we looked like the team who would win it. We get a brilliant goal and are unfortunate for the corner, Craig Dawson makes a good finish but it hits the defender's toe and loops up. We have to accept that and move on.

"Ben Foster has made some good saves and our intensity was building. The creativity was there. It was always going to be difficult but I'm proud of the team's fitness. It is just unfortunate in the end.

"I thought Demarai Gray was outstanding when he came on. Strategically you are always looking to when you can bring the fitness into the team. We changed things but I felt for the players to concede so late through some bad luck. But it is OK. Hopefully it will be a good point for us at the end of the season.

"When you have Ben Chilwell's quality, it is worthy of winning the game. It is important that full-backs cam contribute like that."

The Amex has been decorated with cardboard cut-outs of fans in the stands. Lots of blue and white!

Early corner for Brighton but it's bravely headed away by Sead Kolasinac, with Pascal Gross lurking behind.

Nicolas Pepe, back in the side today, drifts a decent cross in from the right. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang goes for the spectacular overhead kick but doesn't quite pull it off.

He's no Craig Dawson.

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Another moment's silence to thank NHS workers and remember those affected by the coronavirus pandemic, followed by the players and officials taking a knee.

We're under way.

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Here come the players.

A Premier League game kicking off at 3pm and being shown on television in the UK.

Historic.

Big game for Brighton today. But will Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang ruin the party?

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Jon Spurling: Every Arsenal match is important but this afternoon, we have to spark into life and build momentum. This is a poor league, and those immediately above us are eminently catchable.

Tony Dickinson: Look lads and lasses. We've been here before, but this is LUFC we're talking about. Let's not get carried away just yet. We're nearly there, but I'm not going to say we're there until it is mathematically confirmed.

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