Stephen Warnock
Ex-Leeds and Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

What a game. This has been outstanding. It's great end-to-end football.

You have got to make the most of this situation if you are Leeds, but you have to say Arsenal have been superb and they have used their tactics extremely well in the second half.

Leeds denied by the woodwork again! This time, Patrick Bamford plants a header from Ian Poveda's cross onto the post.

It looks like it is just not meant to be Leeds' day.

What a chance for Arsenal!

Illan Meslier has had so little to do all game but pulls off a crucial save as a brilliant ball by Héctor Bellerín sends Bukayo Saka through and the substitute tries to round Meslier but the Leeds keeper makes the block to deny the chance.

Arsenal have suddenly come alive, though. These final few minutes could go either way.

Tommy-T-rex: How is that not handball????

Harish Lakka: Arsenal have been very good at the back and today proves it. Playing with ten men but still in control. Even if they concede there are a lot of positives. Defense is an art that needs to be mastered to win trophies. On the right track.

Tomenum: Wenger In.

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82 mins

Leeds 0-0 Arsenal

VAR has a quick look to check if a Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang shot is blocked by a Leeds player's hand but it is only a very quick check and it is decided there is no handball.

Rodrigo is desperately close again as he thumps an effort from the edge of the box onto the crossbar.

Ian Poveda is on now for Leeds, replacing Jack Harrison. Ten minutes to go.

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Leeds and Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

You have to hand it to Arsenal. Since going down to 10-men they've looked so well organised.

Leeds need that moment of magic but who is going to be the one to provide that?

Minhaz Uddin: I need a written explanation from Mikel Arteta why Bukayo Saka doesn't start every game.

Jeff Wah: Leeds could play all night and still not score. Blow the whistle, ref!

A rocket from Rodrigo flies just wide of the top corner as Leeds go close again. Seventeen shots the hosts have had now but just three on target.

Another chance goes begging for Leeds as Patrick Bamford loops a header over.

Just under 15 minutes to go and Leeds have had enough chances to win several games but their finishing is letting them down.

TryingNotToBeAngry: Sorry but it's far too early to think about another manager. With the pandemic Arteta has had less then 6 months in the job. Good news is Pepe won't be available for 3 games so Nelson MUST get a start surely?

Tom Sharpe: The lack of patience from fans of "big 6" teams is astounding. You're not the force you once were. You have to let your managers have seasons to build themselves up. They're not going to be peak Ferguson or Wenger within a year or 2

Frustrating for Luke Ayling as he scuppers a golden chance to score with a poor first touch inside the area, allowing the Arsenal defence time to clear the danger.

He has his head in his hands because he knows that was a chance. That's his last action of the game as he makes way for Rodrigo.

Bukayo Saka is a good outlet for Arsenal and he once again breaks down the left but his cross is headed away by Liam Cooper.

Currently 1,661 thumbs up and 1,333 thumbs down on the 17:30 entry asking Arsenal fans if they are happy with how things are going under Mikel Arteta.

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Leeds and Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Arsenal are hanging on.

Leno is going to have to have a big say in this game of Arsenal are to come through this.

We know he has the ability. He's made a few great saves already this afternoon.

Got to feel for Pierre Emerick-Aubameyang. Of the 11 Arsenal players who started the game he's had the fewest touches (22), and I can't see that getting much better as it is just attack after attack from Leeds.

Brilliant save by Bernd Leno!

For all of Leeds' possession they haven't really worked Leno enough in this game but finally draw a superb save out of the Arsenal goalkeeper as Stuart Dallas' shot from the edge of the box looks to be heading into the top corner before Leno gets a strong hand to it.

Since the start of last season, Arsenal have had more red cards than any other team in the Premier League.