Southampton midfielder Romeo Lavia needs some treatment but I think he's OK.

He was one of a series of £10m+ Manchester City youngsters they bought last summer.

Leicester's Harvey Barnes swings a nice cross in which Kelechi Iheanacho glances wide with his head. Tete was running in at the back post and might have got there had Iheanacho not got a touch.

Leicester defender Harry Souttar blocks Carlos Alcaraz's effort. Corner to Southampton which James Ward-Prowse swings in but it's headed away.

Chance for Leicester. James Maddison plays a brilliant poked ball to pick out Ricardo Pereira in the box but the full-back's effort is barely a cross nor a shot and sails wide of the top corner.

Dave Payn: Maybe last chance saloon for Brendan Rodgers? If he loses this one you'd have thought his days would be numbered.

It feels like what it is. A game between two teams near the bottom. Tete's long-range effort hits Romeo Lavia.

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta, speaking to MOTD: "It was madness from the first second. We kept trying and dominating the game. We had a mountain to climb and we took it bit by bit.

"We had the hunger to go for the first goal. From then the atmosphere changed. Reiss Nelson hasn’t featured much because he has been injured. He comes on and puts in that performance. It was incredible to experience the emotion with the crowd. It's going to stick with us.

"I am going to remember this day for a few things. I loved the initiative, the courage, their personality and the way they made things happen.

"When its ugly and when its difficult, that’s what big teams do. We have to make it easier for ourselves. But this is the Premier League.

"The opponents are good and they make it hard for you. Now we have the Europa League – many games coming up. We’re going to need everyone at their best."

Leicester winger Tete gets the ball down the right and bursts into the box. Kyle Walker-Peters forces him out wide and then blocks his cross-shot-pass.

I feel like somehow Theo Walcott has been playing football for 1,000 years but also somehow that he never really plays.

Great play by Ainsley Maitland-Niles on his 100th Premier League appearance. The Saints man flies down the right wing and cuts it back for Theo Walcott, whose weak shot hits Ricardo Pereira.

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham assistant head coach Cristian Stellini, speaking to Sky Sports: "It was a good performance. We started well in the game. The first half was under control, we had chances to score and we could've killed the game. We didn't and in the second half the game was more in balance. They found the goal 10 minutes until the end. We did not have the possibility to draw the game.

"It was a tough game like we expected but we were ready to challenge, to fight, to play a great game. We missed some chances in the first half and maybe it could've been a bit different.

"Wolves created superiority on our left side with Sarabia, we needed time to adapt. But then we regained control of the game. In the end they were good at winning the attacking duels and they had the possibility to score."

On the European race: "It will be a tough race. We are not alone with Newcastle, other teams will for sure arrive. We have to be ready to play these type of games again. Maybe we have to have more of the killer instinct to kill the game when you have the possibility to do it. In the first half it was really under control and we needed to kill it."

Kelechi Iheanacho spins and tries to set away James Maddison but just gets his pass wrong. If only you could have swapped those two round there.

James Ward-Prowse's corner came to nothing and Leicester put a few passes together for the first time.

Mark Schwarzer
Former Middlesbrough & Fulham keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Theo Walcott has huge experience. He'll be looked to for his guidance today.

Southampton have a chance after just 56 seconds but Carlos Alcaraz's long-range shot is deflected behind for a corner.

James Ward-Prowse makes his 330th league appearance for Southampton, surpassing Jason Dodd as the club's leading Premier League appearance maker.

Under way between two of the worst teams in the league.

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta: "I'm incredibly happy. It was just mad. Those feelings of happiness and joy. It was a really special way and it took until the last second to earn it. I am really proud of them [players].

"They never gave up. There is nothing like sharing those great moments with your people. I'm so happy for him [Reiss Nelson].

"It's just another game, another three points,. To win three games in a week [Leicester, Everton, Bournemouth] is very important. We want to stay there [at the top] for as long as possible. There are still a lot of games to play but that’s the beauty of it."