Michael Brown
Former Leeds midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

James Justin decides he'll just go wherever he needs, the ball comes in but it was good defending initially. As the ball ricochets away from Jamie Vardy and comes out to the edge of the area James Maddison lines up the effort - I think he goes to go far post but it goes near post there might be a slight deflection as it goes into the left hand corner. Matt Ryan gets a hand to it but it was coming in the last few minutes and finally Leicester get that break through.

Arsenal should be ahead but is a great reaction save from Nick Pope as the Burnley keeper denies Alexandre Lacazette's first-time shot from Kieran Tierney's cutback. Moments later, Gabriel guides a header wide of goal from a corner.

Leicester knocking on the door again as first James Justin is denied before Jamie Vardy hammers the loose ball onto the post.

We are still waiting for our first shot on target - not surprising considering Burnley (27) have had the fewest in the PL this season, and Arsenal (34) have only had more than Burnley and Sheff Utd (32)

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Jamie Vardy times a run to perfection to get onto a brilliant ball into the box by James Justin but Vardy's strike is blocked before James Maddison shoots wide soon after.

This has been a good game so far with chances for both sides.

Joel Veltman weaves his way in-between Leicester players before he is brought down just outside the box by Christian Fuchs, who is booked a result. Pascal Gross curls the ball into the box from the free kick but it is headed away.

Better from Arsenal as Bukayo Saka puts a good ball into the middle of the box and Rob Holding is there to flick a header just over the bar.

Moments later, James Tarkowski times a tackle to perfection to deny Saka after a poor goal kick by Nick Pope.

Hector Bellerin tries his luck from distance and the ball is deflected behind for a corner. Willian's delivery is then headed away by the Burnley defence. Plenty of possession for Arsenal but they are yet to trouble Nick Pope.

Jezz: Brighton cannot win like this! They give the ball away too much, give the opp too much time, and are nowhere near clinical enough in front of goal!

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Leicester are struggling to find opportunities against a well-organised Brighton side as Marc Albrighton hits a bit of a hopeful ball into the box that goes behind for a Brighton goal kick.

This is a big opportunity for Leicester to take advantage of some slips ups by their rivals but they are looking a little bit tense at the moment.

Should be 1-0 to Burnley!

Chris Wood misses an absolute sitter as awful defending by Arsenal sees the striker left unmarked as a cross comes in but Wood somehow glances wide from close range.

Big let off for Arsenal.

Anthony: Compare the noise in Craven Cottage to what is happening inside the Emirates. It feels like it's behind closed doors

Minhaz: I genuinely believe the Arsenal U23s would beat the current first team. No hunger. No passion. No desire.

Good attack by Arsenal as the ball is worked out wide to Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, who crosses into the box. Willian is there and nods the ball down for Alexandre Lacazette, who looks certain to volley in, doesn't connect well and then is denied on the follow up before Aubameyang's strike from loose ball is deflected behind.

Michael Brown
Former Leeds midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Brighton are giving cheap possession away and when you're under pressure I would expect them to be a bit more patient. Graham Potter and his side usually keep possession and be patient with some build-up. If they keep giving it back to Leicester they will be punished.

Oooh, great stop by Kasper Schmeichel as he denies Danny Welbeck!

The Brighton striker is slipped in on goal by Alireza Jahanbakhsh and tries to place a shot beyond Schmeichel's left but the Leicester goalkeeper sticks out a boot to make the save.

Another ball into the box from Arsenal, this time by Willian but it is well read by Nick Pope, who is off his line to make the catch.

Mikel Arteta has made a big thing in recent games about the number of crosses the Gunners put into the box, the problem is too little comes of them.

Simon: Anyone else bored of Klopp banging on about number of games? Both Manchester clubs and Chelsea played yesterday. Tottenham and Arsenal both playing today despite games on Thursday. Yet he's still the one moaning.

Chances for both sides in an open start as Marc Albrighton drives a shot straight at Mat Ryan at the near post before Alireza Jahanbakhsh puts his shot too close to Kasper Schemichel at the other end.

A first attack by Arsenal sees Hector Bellerin's attempted ball into the box blocked. Steady start by both sides, not too much excitement as yet.