Stephen Kelly
Former Tottenham defender on BBC Radio 5 Extra

David Raya has pulled off some great saves. It could be four or five, Villa have had some good chances.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Molineux

Leicester go in at the break with a two-goal lead, although nobody is totally sure how they have managed to do that.

Wolves have been the better side, had more of the ball, created a whole host of chances, yet Leicester have converted both of their shots and turned them into goals.

Indeed, they could have even had a third when Adama Traore got caught in possession, the Foxes sprung a lightning counter-attack with a three-on-three break and Youri Tielemans nearly got on the end of a tantalising cross.

Diego Costa, still looking for his first goal since joining Wolves in September, has been a real handful - having shots saved, blocked and deflected, while Daniel Podence was denied by a brilliant Danny Ward stop just before the break.

But the visitors lead thanks to Tielemans' 22-yard wonder strike with Harvey Barnes adding a ruthless second. This one's not done just yet, but Leicester, looking for their first away league win of the season, are in pole position.

Steve Sidwell
Former Brighton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Southampton have had their moments but they have just lacked that quality in the final third. Ramsdale hasn't really been tested. A couple of corners from Ward-Prowse, we know what he can do from set-pieces.

They've just lacked dynamic runs and it feels a bit flat for Southampton. Maybe they need a change at half-time or on that hour mark. Arsenal have found it far too easy and really deserve the lead at the moment.

What a half by managerless Villa. They're cruising against a subdued Brentford side.

Aleksandar Mitrovic has treatment but is OK to continue as the first half at Elland Road comes to a scrappy conclusion.

Leicester have stopped the opposition from scoring a first-half goal in eight of their 12 games. Only Newcastle and Manchester City (nine each) have done this more often in the Premier League this season.

So far, so good for Arsenal.

Steve Sidwell
Former Brighton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

The Arsenal players are certainly buying into and believing the process as well. Obviously when you win that breeds confidence and momentum. It breeds habits, winning is a habit and that is definitely what Arteta is trying to instil into this Arsenal team.

Boos from the Wolves fans as the half-time whistle goes.

They had 13 shots and Leicester only had two - both goals.

Great save by Leicester's Danny Ward to deny Daniel Podence's fierce drive from Diego Costa's dummy. Costa can't get enough power onto his header and it's a simple catch for Ward.

Steve Sidwell
Former Brighton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Again, really good play from Arsenal. The link up play between Odegaard and Jesus. Jesus will be disappointed that he didn't test Bazunu more. He didn't catch it cleanly.

Another chance for Gabriel Jesus as he plays a one-two with Martin Odegaard and then forces a decent Gavin Bazunu save with his volley.

Stephen Kelly
Former Tottenham defender on BBC Radio 5 Extra

Raya has pulled off two fantastic saves, but an unbelievable corner by Luiz and a good strike by Cash.

Almost four for Villa. Douglas Luiz's corner drifts over David Raya and the Brentford keeper touches it onto the far post.

Moments later he reacts well to deny Ollie Watkins after the Villa striker redirected Leander Dendoncker's shot goalwards and Matty Cash's shot from outside the box is pushed wide by Raya for another corner.

Oliver: Story of Wolves, create chances and never finish. We can't keep on with Steve Davis until January we will be relegated by Christmas thanks to him.

Anon: Wolves need to revert to a back 5. Going to a back 4 has been a dismal failure.

Big chance for Wolves striker Diego Costa as a free-kick is flicked onto him at the back post, six yards out, but James Justin blocks his goalbound shot.

Francis: James Ward-Prowse, what’s he actually good at? Yes he might score three free kicks per season but he doesn’t assist, doesn’t break play up and now he’s lost the ball twice against better midfielders. Shouldn’t be anywhere near the England squad.

Are you a Portsmouth fan by any chance?

Paul Harris: Jesus tries to stay on his feet so he doesn’t get the penalty. Saka doesn’t stay up and gets booked for simulation. Not sure how we win?

Score more goals than the opposition

Steve Sidwell
Former Brighton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Southampton had a good spell but they didn't get a shot off to test Ramsdale. They've not really done that so far in the first half.