Since coming on for Dominic Calvert-Lewin Neal Maupay has done a fine job of ruffling Arsenal feathers. He is a born wind-up merchant.

Arsenal's final ball will need to be much, much better if they are to get anything from this.

They have men in the box but a cross from the left is way too easy for Jordan Pickford to come out to claim.

Brighton make four changes to the team that defeated Liverpool in the FA Cup fourth round last weekend.

Robert Sanchez returns in goal, while Joel Veltman, Billy Gilmour and Deniz Undav all start.

Moises Caicedo, who wanted to leave the club in January, is on the bench, but Evan Ferguson misses out with a knee injury.

Brighton XI: Sanchez, Lamptey, Veltman, Dunk, Estupinan, Gross, Gilmour, March, Undav, Mitoma, Welbeck

Subs: Steele, Webster, Sarmiento, Enciso, Caicedo, Van Hecke, Buonanotte, Offiah, Moran

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Bournemouth make five changes to the side that drew 1-1 with Nottingham Forest a fortnight ago.

January signings Antoine Semenyo and Hamed Traore both start, while Chris Mepham, Marcos Senesi and Philip Billing all return.

Roma loanee Matias Vina is among the substitutes

Bournemouth XI: Neto, A Smith, Mepham, Senesi, Zemura, Outtara, Billing, Lerma, Anthony, Traore, Semenyo

Subs: Travers, Christie, Rothwell, Stacey, Vina, Moore, Pollock, Greenwood, Kinsey

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Brentford make two changes to the side that drew 0-0 with Leeds last Sunday.

Yoane Wissa replaces Mads Roerslev up top while Aaron Hickey comes in for Kristoffer Ajer in defence.

Brentford XI: Raya, Hickey, Pinnock, Mee, Henry, Norgaard, Jensen, Dasilva, Mbeumo, Toney, Wissa.

Subs: Cox, Schade, Zanka, Ghoddos, Ajer, Lewis-Potter, Damsgaard, Janelt, Roerslev.

Southampton make four changes to the side that lost in the EFL Cup semi-finals to Newcastle on Tuesday.

Romain Perraud, Samuel Edozie, Mohamed Elyounoussi and Romeo Lavia come into the starting XI.

Lyanco, Kyle Walker-Peters, Carlos Alcaraz and Adam Armstrong all drop to the bench.

New signings Kamaldeen Sulemana and Paul Onuachu are also on the bench for the Saints.

Southampton XI: Bazunu, Bree, Bednarek, Lavia, Salisu, Perraud, Diallo, Elyounoussi, Ward-Prowse, Edozie, Adams.

Subs: Caballero, Maitland-Niles, Lyanco, Aribo, Armstrong, Onuachu, Sulemana, Alcaraz, Walcott.

Daniel: This is the test now lads. 1-0 down away from home. Will Trossard and Jorginho be enough to save us?

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A big final 20 minutes for Everton, of course. But these are also crucial minutes for the Gunners. The take on this if they lose is obvious... it's the start of the end for their title challenge. The fading away that so many predicted.

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New Manchester United signing Marcel Sabitzer is on the bench today, along with Jadon Sancho, who is part of a Premier League squad for the first time since October.

United make two changes from their Carabao Cup win over Nottingham Forest on Wednesday. David de Gea replaces Tom Heaton in goal and Marcus Rashford is on for Alejandro Garnacho.

Anthony Martial isn't involved.

Man Utd XI: De Gea, Wan-Bissaka, Varane, Martinez, Shaw, Fernandes, Casemiro, Fred, Antony, Weghorst, Rashford.

Subs: Heaton, Lindelof, Maguire, Malacia, Sabitzer, Dalot, Sancho, Garnacho, Mainoo.

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Crystal Palace make three changes from their last game, which was two weeks ago, against Newcastle.

Wilfried Zaha is out with a hamstring injury, while Joel Ward is absent too and Eberechi Eze drops to the bench.

Will Hughes, Michael Olise and Nathaniel Clyne come in. Deadline day signings Naouirou Ahamada and Albert Sambi Lokonga are named among the subs.

Crystal Palace XI: Guaita, Clyne, Richards, Guehi, Mitchell, Doucoure, Schlupp, Ayew, Hughes, Olise, Edouard.

Subs: Johnstone, Whitworth, Milivojevic, Tomkins, Lokonga, Eze, Mateta, Ahamada, Riedewald

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Craig Dawson makes his debut for Wolves against Liverpool.

The defender joined from West Ham during the January transfer window.

He is one of four changes to the Wolves side that lost 3-0 to Manchester City last-time out as Rayan Ait-Nouri, Matheus Cunha and Pablo Sarabia come in.

Wolves XI: Jose Sa, Nelson Semedo, Dawson, Kilman, Ait Nouri, Lemina, Neves, Matheus Luiz, Sarabia, Matheus Cunha, Hwang.

Subs: Collins, Jimenez, Daniel Podence, Jonny, Bentley, Joao Moutinho, Adama Traore, Hodge, Bueno.

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There's two changes for Liverpool from their FA Cup defeat by Brighton.

Darwin Nunez comes back into the attack while Joel Matip takes his place in defence.

Ibrahima Konate misses out after picking up an injury against the Seagulls.

Liverpool XI: Alisson, Alexander-Arnold, Matip, Gomez, Robertson, Keita, Bajcetic, Thiago, Salah, Gakpo, Nunez.

Subs: Milner, Henderson, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Jones, Elliott, Tsimikas, Carvalho, Phillips, Kelleher.

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Amadou Onana is into the book for a late lunge on Ben White. He is the second Everton man to receive a yellow card after Vitaliy Mykolenko was shown a card earlier in the half.

Andrew: Why did Arsenal have Martin Odegaard man-marking James Tarkowski? That was a goal waiting to happen with that mis-match.

Ben: Why is Odegaard marking Tarky at a corner? Significant mismatch.

Keith: Take off Partey and Everton score??

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Check over. No penalty.

All hands to the pump now for Everton to protect this lead.

There is a check on for an Arsenal penalty.

Gabriel is sent tumbling in the box by a shove from Neal Maupay before he clumsily went into Idrissa Gueye.

And who delivered the corner for James Tarkowski to score? Dwight McNeil.

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James Tarkowski has scored his first Premier League goal of the season and his first for Everton.

He netted all of his seven previous Premier League goals for Burnley, under manager Sean Dyche.

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Made in Burnley.

Dwight McNeil's cross headed in by James Tarkowski, celebrated by Sean Dyche.

Not just a big goal for Everton in their struggles but a huge one in the title race. It will have gone down very well in Manchester.

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Wowww, what a noise. Goodison Park has erupted. They've not had much cheer this season, but this is surely their loudest.

You have to say, they deserve it.