Off we go with the second half.

Former Arsenal defender Martin Keown speaking to BT Sport at half-time:

"Defensively, Bodo/Glimt have come knocking but they just haven't been able to get their shot off.

"Arsenal need to keep doing what they're doing for another 45 minutes. If it's still 1-0 at full-time then I think Arsenal fans will still be happy.

"I'm expecting Martin Odegaard to be protected now because he did pick up that knock to his ankle and Bukayo Saka because we have a big game against Leeds on Sunday."

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the London Stadium

It cannot be said Fabio Silva has given a lot of value for the then club record £35.6m Wolves paid for him two years ago.

A loan move to Belgian side Anderlecht this summer did not hint at a world class talent waiting to be unleashed.

However, eight goals in 18 games so far this season is a decent return and the 20-year-old was on target in his side's 3-1 win at Mechelen on Sunday.

Given Wolves' struggles in front of goal this season, maybe they should have kept hold of him.

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West Ham reached the semi-finals of the Europa League last season and are well placed for another long European run.

They have won all three of their Europa Conference League games, with Anderlecht second on four points.

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Manchester United needed that win against Omonia Nicosia last week and the three points will be a must again tonight if they are to keep the pressure on Group E leaders Real Sociedad.

There's two more European games coming up tonight involving Premier League teams, so let's take a look at what is in store.

It hasn't been a great first half for Hearts in the Europa Conference League because they are 4-0 down to Fiorentina.

You can follow that game here.

So far, so good for Arsenal, who lead at the break thanks to Bukayo Saka's third goal in two games.

Bukayo Saka is brought down midway inside the Bodo/Glimt half and Arsenal have the chance to maybe create another chance just before half time.

Ben White plays it safe by squaring to a team-mate rather than send the ball into the box and Arsenal retain possession for the final few seconds of the half.

Runar Espejord chases a clearance and gets in-between two Arsenal defenders but Matt Turner is once again quick off his line to get out of the box and clear the danger.

Decent move by the hosts as Hugo Vetlesen lofts the ball into the box for Runar Espejord, who is clear of the defence and sticks out a boot but can't beat Matt Turner to it.

Bodo/Glimt fans should be pretty happy with what they've seen from their side so far. Yes, they are behind but only a heavily deflected goal is the difference and their side should really have scored themselves.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the London Stadium

West Ham boss David Moyes has already achieved a bit of history over his side's European campaigns over the past two seasons.

The Scot has taken charge of more European games - and won more of them - than any other manager in the club's history.

He is obviously helped by the fact he has come through two group stages, whereas in Ron Greenwood's era it was two-legged knockout ties but still, it is a decent effort.

Arsenal win a corner, which is played short and Martin Odegaard does well to chip the ball into the middle of the area but the hosts clear before William Saliba's clipped ball into the area is collected by the keeper.

Bukayo Saka is the first player booked for a foul on Ola Solbakken as he attempted to get away.

Oh dear!

Amahl Pellegrino has a golden chance to draw the hosts level as he is suddenly sent through on goal. He attempts to curl the ball around Matt Turner but compounds to put it closer to the corner flag than the goal.

What a chance that was.

Bukayo Saka fancies scoring a goal that doesn't require a hefty deflection as he gets into the box again but this time he flashes a shot wide.

No let up in the pressure from Arsenal, they want to get this wrapped up with a quick second.