Eddie Nketiah says he "is not scared of competition" as he weighs up a quiet start to the campaign.

The 23-year-old finished last season in prolific form, prompting Arsenal to offer him a new contract, but he has yet to start - or score - in eight Premier League outings so far.

After a goal and an assist in their opening Europa League match against FC Zurich three weeks ago, Nketiah admits he is hoping to impress today.

"Every player wants to play," he said. "Signing with Arsenal is a decision I was happy with. The coaches have hard decisions and it's up to me to take the opportunities I get.

"When you play for a big club like Arsenal, it's all about competition - and I'm not scared of competition."

Norwegian Arctic side Bodo/Glimt are top of Group A with four points from two games.

Arsenal have only played once so far, a win over Zurich.

Last season Glimt beat Roma, Celtic and AZ Alkmaar.

"We've done our homework," said Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta. "We have made the players aware of the team that we are facing, the history and what they've done in the last few years.

"And we have Martin [Odegaard, Norway midfielder] in the squad who knows them really well."

Mikel Arteta has hinted Arsenal are working on new deals for key young players, such as Gabriel Martinelli, Bukayo Saka and William Saliba.

The trio of 21-year-olds all have contracts until summer 2024 but, with the Gunners riding high in the Premier League, Arteta will be keen to avoid important players having question marks over their future.

"We have to plan for the future and we are all working on it," said Arteta. "[Sporting director] Edu is on top of it and so are all the board members.

"We want to reward the players who, in our opinion, have a big future at the club, to make sure the club is in a good position to move forward and that players are happy to be here.

"When we have something to announce, we will."

One player Arteta will also be looking at is Reiss Nelson, who could make his first appearance for Arsenal since summer 2021.

The 22-year-old impressed last season on loan at Feyenoord and Arteta wants to establish him in his first-team plans.

"He is special and now is going to get his opportunity," the Spaniard confirmed.

The final whistle goes. Manchester United come from behind to narrowly beat a Cypriot mid-table team.

Omonia have a free-kick. Everyone bar the keeper goes up. We're past the time added on.

It's all over. West Ham move onto three wins from three Europa Conference League games thanks to Gianluca Scamacca's winner.

Cristiano Ronaldo curls just wide inside the box. He's had a load of chances for his 700th goal tonight.

West Ham's Flynn Downes is booked.

Marcus Rashford almost gets a hat-trick now but his 20-yard strike is low, central and saved.

Rashford now tries to set up Ronaldo but overhits the pass.

Anthony Martial finds Cristiano Ronaldo in space in the box. Is this his moment? No, he takes a touch into trouble and loses the ball.

West Ham midfielder Pablo Fornals, who hasn't been on long, shoots wide with an ambitious long-range shot.

Fred almost makes it four for United but his curler towards the bottom corner is well saved by the home keeper.

United defender Lisaandro Martinez is booked for getting in a tussle with someone.

Erik ten Hag is unhappy at something in the technical area.

What a brilliant save from Alphonse Areola to save West Ham.

Anderlecht's Wolves loanee Fabio Silva heads towards goal and everyone expects an equaliser but Areola gets there.

Jonathan Granby: Scamacca just has a bit of quality we’ve been missing at West Ham. Calm and composed, it’s wonderful to see.

Scott McTominay replaces Casemiro in the United midfield.

Cristiano Ronaldo is tackled just as he's about to shoot.

That is five goals in 11 West Ham games for Gianluca Scamacca.

His first three were in this tournament and he also netted against Wolves at the weekend.