Hmmm, that's an interesting one.

Christian Benteke goes down in the box as he tries to get past Konstantinos Tsimikas and to a ball to the back post. It's tough to tell, but there may have been a little trip in there from the Reds player. The ref didn't spot it and VAR hasn't picked up on it, so I'm guessing it was above board. Right?

Neil Lennon
Former Celtic manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

Burnley have been passive. We know how they play and they are functional, but they they haven't laid a glove on Arsenal physically and I'd have thought they'd overpower them at times.

More superb defending from Arsenal. Gabriel and Takehiro Tomiyasu fly in to prevent Ashley Barnes surely finding the net from close range. Think it was the former who got the touch.

Watford have conceded four first-half goals in five games, only Arsenal (6) and Norwich City (5) have conceded more in the Premier League this season.

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HOW?!

Diogo Jota misses an absolute sitter, firing miles over after the ball had been palmed out to him by Vicente Guaita. All he had to do was tap it in.

Craig Cathcart into the book for hauling down Josh Sargant on the edge of the area.

Neil Lennon
Former Celtic manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

Burnley haven't really got going. It has been comfortable for Arsenal, apart from Barnes' free header.

There is an aggression to everything Burnley do. But so far, Arsenal have done well to keep them from causing too much mayhem in the box. Chris Wood and Ashley Barnes don't give things up but they've been met by stubborn resistance.

Mohammed Salisu is the man who comes on to replace Jack Stephens. He looks in a lot of pain, needing the help of two physios to assist him off.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Anfield

Jurgen Klopp just tried to get a touch on the ball as it rolled out of play but the linesman got there first. Robbed.

There are long periods of this game where Palace are just looking to hang on. Clear the ball, regroup and dig in.

The Man City crowd cheer as Jack Stephens has to put the ball out because of an injury to himself.

The Southampton man's afternoon looks over.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Turf Moor

Burnley were the architects of their own downfall then.

Nick Pope got a clearance all wrong, booting it straight out of play, giving Arsenal the chance to launch an immediate counter, which Ashley Westwood was trying to stop when he gave the free-kick away which led to the goal.

That said, it was an excellent strike by Martin Odegaard. It was the Norwegian's first goal since March.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on Final Score

There wasn't much pace on it. Just a lot of guile, great direction up and over and the keeper had no chance.

The keeper is looking after his left corner and there is not a lot he can do. If the wall doesn't jump and it goes over the wall you are struggling. Great free kick.

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Kiko Fenenia has so much room down that right.

His cross finds Joshua King in the box but the shot is blocked by Grant Hanley.

Neil Lennon
Former Celtic manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

Lovely goal. I don't think Pope had any chance. I wouldn't say Arsenal deserve to be in front but that is the first bit of genuine quality we've seen. Odegaard has been Arsenal's best player. Now we need to see a reaction from Burnley.

They're lining up for shots at Anfield. James Milner sees an effort blocked, as does Fabinho as the Reds turn the screw.

Southampton nearly the architects of their own downfall, but make up for it.

They fail to clear Joao Cancelo's cross and it reaches Gabriel Jesus on the edge of the box.

The Brazilian has an awkward-looking shot at goal with his weaker left peg, but Jan Bednarek had retreated to head clear.