Everton make a couple of late changes as Youssef Chermiti and Nathan Patterson come on for Ashley Young and Dwight McNeil.

Three minutes, plus stoppage time, to go.

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Into the final five minutes with Arsenal being patient with their passing. They are taking no risks at this late stage.

As things stand, Everton will remain in the bottom three with just one point from five games.

Arsenal, meanwhile, will move up to fourth with 13 points.

There's still time for some late drama, however.

Changes for both sides as we enter the closing stages.

James Garner replaces Abdoulaye Doucoure for Everton, while Kai Havertz and Takehiro Tomiyasu are sent on for Arsenal, replacing Oleksandr Zinchenko and Fabio Vieira.

Jordan Pickford makes a really good save to keep out Martin Odegaard's fierce effort, before Vitaliy Mykolenko again comes to Everton's rescue as he blocks Fabio Vieira's strike from the loose ball.

Anonymous: Trossard has been magnificent since he came on, that's what a sub should do.

Marc: That is a filthy finish from Trossard.

Matty: Beautiful team goal with a deserving finish. Glorious. These new corner routines are interesting!

Everton have to take risks otherwise they are heading to another Premier League defeat here.

They are putting more players forward and that leaves gaps at the back as Vitaliy Mykolenko defends really well to stop Gabriel Jesus getting through.

Idrissa Gueye then fires harmlessly over for the hosts.

Ben White delivers a deep cross to Fabio Viera at the other side of the box. Vieira stretches to connect but it is always looking awkward and he pokes wide.

Vitaliy Mykolenko's shot is deflected behind and Everton have their first corner of the game.

It's not worth the wait, unfortunately, for the home fans.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Goodison Park

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Arsenal have missed the cutting edge so far but that was a touch of class and superb technique from Leandro Trossard.

So what now Everton? Barely had a creative idea in their heads (or feet) so far.

Paul Robinson
Former Tottenham and England goalkeeper on Radio 5 Live

They've finally unlocked the door. We spoke about the set plays, just putting it into the box has been playing into Everton's hands. This time they go short, Saka finds Trossard with a great cut-back who finds the far corner. It's that little bit of creativity they've been missing. Great vision from Saka.

We should be in for an interesting final 20 minutes now because Everton cannot be so defensive now.

Arnaut Danjuma, looking for his third goal in as many games, has a go with a first time effort inside the box. The shot is dipping but not enough as it lands on the roof of the net.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin makes his return after three games out with a cheek injury. He runs onto the pitching sporting an eye mask as Beto makes way.

Arsenal also freshen things up in attack as Gabriel Jesus replaces Eddie Nketiah.

Gabriel is down inside the box clutching his head after colliding with James Tarkowski and play is stopped so he can be checked. It prompts more boos of frustration from the home crowd.

A change is very much needed here as it feels like these two could play until next week and not score.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin is getting ready to come on for Everton.

Paul Robinson
Former Tottenham and England goalkeeper on Radio 5 Live

Tarkowski throws himself at the ball but he's in very close proximity. I think it's just outside the box anyway.

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Several Arsenal players are demanding a penalty as Oleksandr Zinchenko's shot strikes James Tarkowski on the arm.

Tarkowski had his arm tucked in close to his body, and it also looked like it was just outside the area anyway, but the VAR check is quick and nothing is given.

Arsenal win the ball high up and Martin Odegaard slips Eddie Nketiah through inside the box. The striker goes for the shot but James Tarkowski slides in from nowhere to make a crucial block.