We haven't had a shot on target in the second half. From either side.

To see it out? Seamus Coleman returns from injury to replace Alex Iwobi.

Shenanigans in the middle delay this corner from being taken. Mason Holgate the aggressor.

Holgate then heads over when the ball does come in.

Matt Williams: Arsenal are taking their Premier League status for granted like Leeds back in the 2000s. It didn't end well for Leeds and it won't end well for Arsenal if they don't change course fast.

Tommy t-rex: Arteta isn't picking the right players or formation. Everyone can see it. Why not him? This is only going to get worse.

Thomas M Curtis: I wonder if the arsenal fans calling for Arteta’s head are the same ones who were desperate for him replace Wenger/Emery. Such an undeserved sense of entitlement amongst them. No quick fix for the club, manager needs time and support. They won’t get relegated

Dominic Calvert-Lewin gets better every game. He's now playing 45-yard eye of a needle through balls. Richarlison is the man freed, he cuts inside on to his right foot but is well tackled and it's a corner.

Which is headed out to Alex Iwobi, and his shot squirms wide off an Arsenal foot...

Poor again from the Arsenal - Gylfi Sigurddson's deadball delivery is predictably excellent and Michael Keane can't quite get there. He flicks the header wide but never really gets hold of it.

At the other end Joe Willock flashes a cross across the face of goal.

We've probably focused too much on Arsenal's slump - a reminder that as it stands Everton are going second in the league.

Without Allan and James Rodriguez, too.

Alexandre Lacazette does get a run-out - he's on for Eddie Nketiah who has had a pretty thankless task up against Michael Keane and Yerry Mina.

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Gone very quiet inside Goodison as Arsenal once more have a long spell of the ball. Tom Davies thinks about another lunge in the box but Everton force them back out again and Willian ends up firing wildly over.

Arsenal have only forced Jordan Pickford into one save so far.

Newcastle make five changes to the side that started in the 5-2 defeat by Leeds.

The Magpies, who have been severely affected by the coronavirus in recent weeks, bring in full-backs DeAndre Yedlin and Paul Dummett, midfielders Jonjo Shelvey and Matt Ritchie and forward Miguel Almiron.

Newcastle XI: Darlow, Yedlin, Fernandez, Clark, Dummett, Almiron, Sean Longstaff, Shelvey, Ritchie, Wilson, Joelinton.

Subs: Carroll, Gayle, Hayden, Lewis, Hendrick, Krafth, Fraser, Murphy, Gillespie.

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Fulham make three changes to the XI that started in the 0-0 draw against Brighton.

Former Magpies striker Aleksandar Mitrovic returns to lead the attack, with Bobby Decordova-Reid on the bench following a minor thigh muscle injury.

Captain Tom Cairney is back in the midfield as is Mario Lemina.

Fulham XI:Areola, Aina, Andersen, Adarabioyo, Robinson, Zambo, Lemina, Ivan Cavaleiro, Cairney, Lookman, Mitrovic.

Subs: Hector, Odoi, Rodak, Ream, Reid, Loftus-Cheek, Reed, Bryan, Kamara.

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Nicolas Pepe OFF

Gabriel Martinelli ON.

A lot of hopes on young shoulders. Good shoulders though.

Tom Couch: Saka seems the only bright spark amongst this dull Arsenal line up. Have to question whether he will be there further down the line or switch allegiance to a more ambitious club?

This is a bit contrived but should Arsenal lose this and Fulham beat Newcastle in the late game, the Gunners will only be two points above Scott Parker's side.

Nicolas Pepe moves the ball on to his left foot and smashes over the top.

Nicolas Pepe is closed down and challenged and that's enough to bring some of the Everton fans in that corner to their feet. A bit more bite about the hosts again now.

Arsenal have sent on Joe Willock.

It's Everton who look the more dangerous once more. They've got much more cutting edge. It's not rocket science, Diminic Calvert-Lewin wins a flick on and Richarlison runs on to it but that's enough. Into the area, he just can't quite cut it back for Alex Iwobi and Arsenal clear.

Blimey what a run that is! Ben Godfrey gets the legs pumping to fly up the left wing, he carries the ball for yards and yards and finds a decent looking cross as well. It's just behind Dominic Calvert-Lewin but he nearly manages to adjust and hook it on goal.

Bukayo Saka lines up a free-kick for Arsenal but can only whip it well over the top. Everton need a spell of possession to stem the tide a touch.

Everton have had 16% of the ball since the resumption. It is now they who seem content to sit off and soak up any pressure.