Garett: I am NOT saying Saka definitely could have carried on, but I think it will be interesting in the next couple matches to see whether World Cup bound players carry on through minor injuries or decide not to push through the pain.

Glenn Murray
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

So far, Jesse Lingard has been quite wasteful in possession. Nottingham Forest need more from him, especially going forward. A little bit more creativity.

Steve Cook gets his head to the ball first from Morgan Gibbs-White's delivery. The ball drops to an Arsenal man to clear, though.

Just a few moments of panic in the home defence.

Arteta will, of course, be well aware that it only takes a lapse from his side and some Forest attacking excellence to even this up.

The away side have won a corner through Ryan Yates' persistence.

Glenn Murray
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I love watching Martin Odegaard when I come to the Emirates. He is so at ease with a ball at his feet, a fantastic footballer.

Mikel Arteta does allow himself to be happy, but it doesn't strike me as often.

His team are firmly on top here but he still has a scowl on his face and is barking out instructions to improve what his side are producing.

Another Arsenal shot.

Martin Odegaard tees up Gabriel Jesus on the edge of the box but the Brazilian can't keep his shot down.

Gabriel Martinelli tries to do Serge Aurier at the byline. He wins a corner.

Aurier does well to rise highest and head away the delivery.

It is less relentless and more patient now from Arsenal.

Glenn Murray
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Nottingham Forest fans have been so loud and so proud of their team, whatever the score has been this season, which is important especially when things aren't going well for them.

Forest aren't going to get many chances.

That is why it is so important that they make the most of them. Steve Cooper will not be happy to see Jesse Lingard fire awfully wide of goal from a central position, then. Ugly effort.

Bob: Speaking as a selfish English fan, time to shut down Saka until the World Cup.

Udo: At what point are these refs going to protect these strikers? England may not be able to bring their best.

To be fair to Forest, they have steadied this a bit.

It looked as if they were going to get blown out of the water, but they're still afloat.

Martin Odegaard hits it, but also strikes the Forest wall with the effort.

Forest hold firm and win a goal-kick to ease the immediate danger.

Morgan Gibbs-White has been a passenger so far. He doesn't cover himself in glory with this involvement, pushing over Reiss Nelson for a very hittable free-kick.

Glenn Murray
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Reiss Nelson has huge potential and he is thought of as a very bright star in these parts so this is a huge chance for him.

Forest won't be sad to see the back of Saka, mind.

Bukayo Saka provided the assist for the game's only goal so far.

That will have to do, though. He is replaced by Reiss Nelson for his first Premier League appearance of the season.

Saka goes straight down the tunnel. Not a happy man.

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I think this is definitely game over for Bukayo Saka now. He's sat down again. Arsenal surely won't want to take any risks. Gareth Southgate definitely won't want them to.

You have to feel a bit for Jesse Lingard. Scott McKenna doesn't give him a prayer of reaching a long ball forward down the left.

Mind you, he is earning enough to go on a few runs down blind alleys, so I'm not that sympathetic.