For a moment Jarrod Bowen looks like he is about to come on for West Ham as he takes his bib off, but then puts it back on again and sits down.

Said Benrahma then drives into the box for West Ham but his shot is disappointing as he scuffs it at David Raya.

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Arsenal had an incredible lead [in the table] at one point, but there was never any panic from Manchester City. They've been here and done it, they've experienced a [title] run-in before and know that in these situations they usually come good.

Now Pep Guardiola makes some changes. City bring on Bernardo Silva and Jack Grealish for the goalscorers Ilkay Gundogan and Erling Haaland.

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A couple more Brentford changes as Mikkel Damsgaard and Yoane Wissa are replaced by Shandon Baptiste and Josh Dasilva.

Just over 10 minutes to go.

Everton bring on Demarai Gray for James Garner.

Jordan Pickford clatters Erling Haaland as they go for a Riyad Mahrez cross. Can't believe Haaland is still on the pitch and not being rested yet.

There is a quick VAR check for a City penalty but not given.

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Frank Onyeka is on for Brentford and he is quickly into the action as he is teed up on the edge of the area but his strike is too close to Lukasz Fabianski.

It's been a good while since Pep Guardiola made a sub. He also didn't make any against Real Madrid.

Manuel Akanji nudges Neal Maupay over and it's the Everton striker who is penalised for handball after falling onto the ball. Maupay tells the assistant referee he does not agree with that decision.

Brentford get back to looking for a third after that West Ham scare and Bryan Mbeumo gets up well to meet a cross but can't keep his header down.

Arsenal recorded an impressive 2-0 win at Newcastle last time out and Mikel Arteta is forced to make one change from the side that started at St James' Park.

Oleksandr Zinchenko suffered a calf injury so Kieran Tierney comes in for his first start since 16 April.

Leandro Trossard, who joined Arsenal from Brighton for £21m in January, starts on the bench.

Arsenal XI: Ramsdale, White, Kiwior, Gabriel, Tierney, Odegaard, Jorginho, Xhaka, Saka, Jesus, Martinelli.

Substitutes: Partey, Smith Rowe, Nketiah, Holding, Trossard, Vieira, Nelson, Turner, Walters.

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Roberto de Zerbi reacts to Brighton's 5-1 home defeat against Everton by making four changes.

Adam Webster is injured while Facundo Buonanotte, Deniz Undav and Danny Welbeck all drop to the bench.

In come 20-year-old defender Levi Colwill, Julio Enciso, Billy Gilmour and 18-year-old Republic of Ireland forward Evan Ferguson.

Brighton XI: Steele, Gross, Colwill, Dunk, Estupinan, Caicedo, Gilmour, Enciso, Mac Allister, Mitoma, Ferguson.

Substitutes: Welbeck, Undav, Ayari, van Hecke, McGill, Buonanotte, Peupion, Offiah, Moran.

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It is a handball by Divin Mubama after the cross hit the post before Danny Ings turned in and the goal is ruled out. Brentford still have a 2-0 lead.

Everton's best chance of the game by far as James Tarkowski powers a header off the crossbar from a corner. Ederson must have got a touch.

From the following corner Yerry Mina heads over from close range.

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Brentford 2-1 West Ham

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But wait...

Looks like there might have been a handball by Divin Mubama in the play that led to that goal and Michael Oliver is going to the screen to look at it....

Joe Royle and Peter Reid, who both played for both clubs, are watching today.

A rare attacking spell for West Ham as Ben Johnson's shot is pushed away by David Raya.

Everton have actually had more possession than City in the second half - 55.1% - but the champions look comfortable.

Another set piece almost pays off for Brentford as Mathias Jensen's corner is flicked on by Ben Mee to the unmarked Mikkel Damsgaard, but he volleys over from close range.

Damsgaard's wait for his first Brentford goal goes on.