Chris Sutton
BBC Sport football expert

This game has got draw written all over it - which is why I am going for a different outcome altogether!

You could argue both teams have been a bit unlucky not to have more points on the board so far - West Ham in particular were on the wrong end of a terrible VAR decision in their defeat by Chelsea last time out.

Everton are still looking for their first league win of the season, although there was not much wrong with their performance against Liverpool in their last game and they are becoming a difficult team to beat.

A win would kickstart the season for both sides, and I think it is the Hammers who will get it. They beat Everton home and away last season, and I'm going for a repeat result - just about.

Sutton's prediction: 1-2

Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 Live senior football reporter

Going back to Nwaneri, becoming the youngest player in the Premier League, he’ll need to be nurtured and he’ll need to be humble. It’s about how he gets treated, not just by those around him, but also by the media, we can’t put too much pressure on the boy.

It's still early days but Everton and West Ham are either side of the dotted line, both on four points from six games.

Everton have yet to win. If they don't win today it will be the first time since 1994-95 they were winless after seven games.

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There's a late game to build up to now. Well a 14:15 BST game can't really count as late. Later let's say.

Everton have a 12-year-old on the bench and West Ham have a toddler. No wait, they've not done an Arsenal.

Delete, delete, delete.

Arsenal respond to Ivan Toney's tweet from last season by swatting aside Brentford and returning to the top of the table.

Jonathan Overend
BBC Radio 5 Live Sports commentator

This 15-year-old is on. He was only called up for first-team training for the first time yesterday! So, Arteta really is experimenting here with his side in complete command of the match. Born in 2007, the Emirates stadium opened before he was born!

Ethan Nwaneri gets his first touch in the Premier League by blocking a Brentford clearance.

"He's going to school, in the morning," sing the Arsenal fans.

No he won't, they're all shut.

What a moment this is.

Ethan Nwaneri, 15 years of age, is on for Arsenal.

He becomes the Premier League's youngest EVER player.

The schoolboy replaces Fabio Vieira.

Ivan Toney heads wide.

And now history is being made...

Gabriel Jesus booked for a trip of Adam Hickey.

Another superb stop from David Raya, full stretch down to his left to deny Gabriel Jesus again.

Ben White is replaced by Takehiro Tomiyasu late on.

Arsenal have a concern with Aaron Ramsdale sitting down on the deck.

Injury issue or letting the minutes tick away?

Jonathan Overend
BBC Radio 5 Live Sports commentator

Arsenal really are cruising, this has been quite unlike Brentford. Certainly this season, they've been electric going forward but its been a complete off day for them.

Ivan Toney hasn’t offered much at all. He hasn’t been allowed to offer much because Saliba and Gabriel have marshalled him so well at the back.

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Brentford think they have a penalty when Ivan Toney is swiped in the box and the referee points to the spot.

But then the flag goes up for offside.

It's not been Brentford's day.

No Ethan Nwaneri yet for Arsenal.

Surely Mikel Arteta will give him at least a minute with the points already sealed.

Double change for Arsenal.

Thomas Partey is off for Albert Sambi Lokonga and Gabriel Martinelli makes way for Eddie Nketiah.

Ben White has had another solid game at the back for Arsenal.

Unlucky not be named in the England squad?

Yoane Wissa on for Bryan Mbeumo, with this game long gone for Brentford.