Karen Carney
Former Arsenal midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

When you give Eddie Nketiah the service he is unstoppable in the area. He gets across the defender really well, that's where he comes live.

Arsenal’s Eddie Nketiah has scored nine goals in nine EFL Cup appearances, including six in five at the Emirates Stadium.

Good run by Alex Pritchard down the right but nobody is in the box and Denver Hume can't keep it in on the other side.

The second half begins. League One Sunderland are still in this.

Samta: Sunderland can win this. We have done it against better teams in the past.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Arsenal will mainly be disappointed they had a chance to put the game to bed and didn't. Sunderland have nothing to lose and have had a right good go at it.

Karen Carney
Former Arsenal midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Really good from Sunderland. The first goal was a mistake from a set play really and the second, Nicolas Pepe was really good. But they stayed in it and were resilient. With their attacking line you always thought they could have a threat.

Credit to Lee Johnson, he's tried to be adaptable and they go in at half-time thinking they're in this. They just have to be mindful of when Arsenal try and turn the screw.

Andy Reid
Ex-Sunderland midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Sunderland have been excellent and so composed at times. They look their best when they keep the ball. If Mo Salah had scored that goal for Liverpool by Nathan Broadhead it would've been on repeat on the TV - what a move.

Arsenal looked in complete control. And then not so much.

Scare in the box and Ben White boots behind. Corner for Sunderland at the end of the half.

They go short and it ends with Alex Pritchard's 25-yard drive being scooped up by Bernd Leno.

That's a shame. Nathan Broadhead can't continue and Denver Hume is on. That's a tactical reshuffle because Hume is a left-back. Lynden Gooch moves further forward.

Three minutes added on.

Sunderland goalscorer Nathan Broadhead is getting patched up after hurting himself in a battle with Rob Holding.

The 23-year-old is on loan from Everton.

Arsenal's best chance in a while. Sunderland half-clear a Gunners cross and Emile Smith Rowe's 20-yard volley is punched away by Lee Burge.

A replay shows Lynden Gooch barely touched him. No chance that's a foul.

The home fans scream for a penalty as Nicolas Pepe goes down in the box. Too easily some may argue. No penalty.

Arsenal were looking comfortable at 2-0 up. The Gunners are never really comfortable though, we've learned over the years. Sunderland are really pressing at the moment.

Tom Flanagan is probably delighted to see the offside flag go up because his diving header from six yards out, from Alex Pritchard's free-kick, is well wide. He should score from there.