There's a bit of a melee but the referee keeps his cards in his pocket.

Bukayo Saka to take.

Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Jesus were the two players denied by Alisson in that move. Then Gabriel Martinelli had a shot blocked. But it was all in vain if this penalty is scored.

Thiago catches Gabriel Jesus and that's what the penalty was for. It came moments after Alisson made a double save.

Liverpool are furious, they think that is not a penalty.

Liverpool just about hang on here.

Actually they don't, it's a penalty to Arsenal.

Gabriel Martinelli takes far too many touches around the box and eventually passes to Granit Xhaka, whose low ball across the box is blocked by Ibrahima Konate.

Glenn Murray
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Michael Oliver did seem to be influenced into given Gomez that yellow card because of Mikel Arteta's actions on the touchline.

The TV cameras show Trent Alexander-Arnold and Mohamed Salah sitting next to each other on the bench. Can't be often those two are on the bench in a league game in the balance.

Liverpool right-back Joe Gomez is booked for taking too long over a throw-in. Bit early for time wasting.

Fabinho fouls Ben White with his first action. I'd say first touch but he didn't touch the ball, hence why it's a free-kick.

Andy: So Jesus clearly out cold, but comes straight back on. What happened to football protecting players, Rugby would be off for 10 mins for head injury assessment.

Callum: That is not a natural movement for Tsimikas to be making with his arm. Clear red card. VAR has bottled that big time. Not for the 1st time in Liverpool's favour. Terrified of Klopp's tantrums our officials.

Rhys: Strange from VAR to say it’s acceptable to deliberately elbow someone in the face.

Liverpool bring on Ibrahima Konate, his first appearance of the season, for Joel Matip.

And Fabinho is coming on... for... Mohamed Salah?!

A bit of a lull in this game. Granit Xhaka's volley is the only chance for either side since the goal 15 minutes ago.

Frank Lampard makes one change to the Everton side that won 2-1 at Southampton last weekend.

It comes in the forward line with Anthony Gordon replacing Dwight McNeil, who drops down to the bench.

Everton: Pickford, Coleman, Coady, Tarkowski, Mykolenko, Onana, Gueye, Iwobi, Gordon, Maupay, Gray.

Subs: Begovic, Keane, McNeil, Calvert-Lewin, Davies, Vinagre, Rondon, Garner, John.

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Erik ten Hag makes four changes to the Manchester United team that lost 6-3 to Manchester City in the derby last Sunday.

Summer signing Casemiro makes his first Premier League start in midfield, while Victor Lindelof, Luke Shaw and Anthony Martial also come in.

Raphael Varane, Tyrell Malacia, Scott McTominay and Jadon Sancho all drop down to the bench.

Cristiano Ronaldo, who started in the Europa League, is on the bench too.

Man Utd: De Gea, Dalot, Lindelof, Martinez, Shaw, Casemiro, Eriksen, Antony, Fernandes, Rashford, Martial.

Subs: Heaton, Ronaldo, Malacia, Fred, Varane, Sancho, Pellistri, Elanga, McTominay.

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Glenn Murray
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

From a Liverpool perspective, they have not seen enough of Salah this afternoon. You'd want to see more of him creating chances, having shots. So far, Tomiyasu is definitely winning that battle. But, it only takes a second for the Egyptian.

Only Wayne Rooney (16) and Harry Kane (15) have been directly involved in more Premier League goals against Arsenal than Roberto Firmino (13 - 10 goals, three assists).

A good phase of play but it wouldn't have counted. Bukayo Saka hooks a ball across goal from a tight angle but Konstantinos Tsimikas acrobatically clears it off the line before Martin Odegaard has a free header into an empty net.

But it's a free out, there was an infringement in there somewhere.

Granit Xhaka takes an ambitious volley in the box that flies over the bar.

There wasn't really a VAR check for that Konstantinos Tsimikas arm in Gabriel Jesus' face.

Now Joe Gomez barges Gabriel Martinelli off the pitch and the grass altogether but he's fine.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

Raphael Varane had been a doubt for this game after suffering an ankle injury against Manchester City last weekend.

Just under 10 minutes before the teams are announced but the France defender is definitely here. He has just walked down the touchline with the rest of the Manchester United squad.