Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Really good game this one. Arsenal are full of energy and manager Mikel Arteta might need throat sweets by the end - non-stop instructions from his technical area.

Ben: Glad I'm not a fan of either of these teams, very entertaining though.

Darren: Too many Spurs players think they're Maradona and try and take on too many people. Keep it simple and have a few shots from distance, we don't have to walk the ball over the line!

All joking aside I've had a look at some stats and David Luiz has made two errors leading to a goal all season.

Serge Aurier? Not one.

The most errors made which led to a shot on goal in the whole league? Davinson Sanchez.

Matt Upson
Former England and West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

There have been a few bookings even though it has not been too bad tempered. The last one was clumsy from Ben Davies.

It has been very entertaining. Both teams can play better in my opinion, we have seen efforts on goals, mistakes and it has been hard-fought.

His best chance in that half came after a fine run and pass from Lucas Moura...

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Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe will be without Adam Smith after the defender was forced off against Tottenham with a head injury.

Steve Cook may have to again settle for a place on the bench as he eases his way back from a hamstring problem, but David Brooks is expected to be fit.

Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers says Ben Chilwell and James Maddison are likely to again miss out through injury.

Defender Ricardo Pereira is a long-term absentee.

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I know Bournemouth kept a clean sheet against Spurs on Thursday but I don't see that as a turning point for them. Leicester have got their mojo back in attack, so the Foxes have to be big favourites here.

Having Jamie Vardy back in the goals is huge for Brendan Rodgers in terms of making the top four - and Vardy is also going for the Golden Boot so he has plenty to play for.

Prediction: 0-2

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Still a game to come on this superb sunny Sunday...

Two goals in as many minutes. Two pretty average sides?

Matt Upson
Former England and West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was a silly foul to get a booking for. Alexandre Lacazette has to be careful now.

A blow for FF players as Alexandre Lacazette goes into the book for chopping down Gio lo Celso in full flight. Proper striker's tackle.

Lucas Moura is having a lively half, cutting inside and shooting but it's charged down well.

Matt Upson
Former England and West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

The free-kick was tailor-made for David Luiz.

As it was, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang hit it. They call it knuckleball. The ball moved so much in the air it troubled Hugo Lloris.

Billy the Blade: Stay 1-1 please.

Dennis: Serge Aurier is a big mess for Spurs. How long will it take Jose to realise that?

Graham: What this match needs are a few more defensive errors to liven things up again.

Good try! Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang addresses the ball very head on, just a casual sort of side-footed effort but he absolutely blams that and it flies wide. Not far wide at all.

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta is very vocal in his technical area with Nicolas Pepe on the receiving end of plenty of instructions.

Arteta is also waving furiously to get Arsenal to press the Spurs defenders when they are in possession.

Nobody in either defence has done something daft for a little while and that's a bit boring to be honest. Nicolas Pepe now wins a free-kick in a decent spot.

Matt Upson
Former England and West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

He's not having a good time Serge Aurier. The ball bounces in front of him and he doesn't deal with it. It's a cynical foul and quite rightly a yellow card.

Emiliano Martinez did indeed get a touch on that Ben Davies ripper, one hell of a save sir.

If you're playing Serge Aurier bingo he's been booked now for a shirt tug on Alexandre Lacazette.

And now Arsenal go close! Nicolas Pepe running beyond the Spurs midfield, opens up his body and you know what's coming, on this occasion the big left-footed curler is not quite on target.