Tempers are boiling over at Goodison.

Everton want another penalty, this time for handball but it won't be given.

Alistair Bruce-Ball
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

The Everton fans have just seen a replay of it on the big screen and that has sent them wild.

They've had one look at it, it's gone up on the screen, that doesn't help the referee here, they don't think it's a penalty.

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"You're a cheat, Attwell. A cheat!" bellows that Everton fan.

Someone go tell him.

Michael Brown
Former Man City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's a big call. My initial thought was that Hugo Lloris got the ball as he came across.

It's extremely close, that's why they took a while to make the decision.

'Clear and obvious' is a little bit harsh, but that was a tough one for the officials.

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Decision overturned. No penalty.

Everton midfielder Allan is incensed but the referee shows him his hand signalling Hugo Lloris got a slight touch on the ball.

Arsenal, who were talked about as being in crisis at the start of this season, are currently above Manchester United in the table and level on points with fourth-place West Ham.

Watford make a change as they look to get back level with João Pedro on for Ozan Tufan.

Sergio Reguilon has come running over to the side of the pitch and shouts in the referee's ear "he got the ball."

Ref Chris Kavanagh is coming to have a look at it on the pitchside monitor.

This might be overturned.

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Or do they?

Is there enough evidence to overturn the on-field decision?

Did Hugo Lloris actually get a touch?

Hugo Lloris comes steaming off his line but Richarlison gets a little poke on the ball and is brought down.

Chris Kavanagh points to the spot and Everton have a penalty.

Michael Brown
Former Man City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's end-to-end now, it's opened. People are trying to commit people, Lucas Moura there committing Michael Keane, he could have had a foul, he probably should have gone down.

Ben Davies doesn't score many and you can see why, lining one up from range but blasting it way off Jordan Pickford's net.

Leeds are created chances at will here.

Stuart Dallas finds Rodrigo in acres space rushing in at the back post but the Spaniard's volley is sent into the side netting.

Michael Brown
Former Man City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Andros Townsend is really charging about. It's good, it's lifting these supporters.

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Daniel James tries a Raphinha, sending in a dangerous delivery but it drifts just wide of the far post.

Big cheer from the Arsenal fans as former Tottenham midfielder Moussa Sissoko is booked for a foul.

Takehiro Tomiyasu then has a shot blocked as Arsenal keep on the hunt for the opener.

Clever ball by Bukayo Saka as he drifts inside before cutting through the defence with a pass that is just out of Emile Smith Rowe's reach.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is then booked for a late challenge.

A snapshot from Daniel James on his weak left peg is sent over the crossbar.

How has it not gone in??

Jack Harrison is free at the back post with the whole goal to aim at from two yards out, but somehow skies his effort over the bar.

It looked harder to miss than score.