Ooh, this goes to VAR. Gabriel Jesus falls dramatically in the box after a scramble at the corner. There's a few shots, a few blocks and Jesus then goes down with the ball loose in front of him.

After a few moments, VAR confirms the on-field decision which is no goal.

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Martin Odegaard has a few nice touches on the edge of the box. It comes to Gabriel Jesus but the angle is tight. His shot deflects into the side-netting and Arsenal have another corner.

Not much going on at the moment. Arsenal are passing it between themselves. Gabriel Jesus is flagged offside again eventually.

Rachel: Wouldn't it be kinder to Roy Hodgson to end his time at Palace now rather than the end of the season? This could get ugly for them towards the end of the season.

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Former Brentford boss on BBC Radio 5 Live

The only threat here from Palace is coming from Eze, who tested Raya and forced a corner at the other end.

Other than that same as the first half, Arsenal have come out and begun to dominate possession once more.

Nothing comes of that appeal.

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BBC Sport at Emirates Stadium

Arteta is appealing for a penalty for a foul on Bukayo Saka on that Arsenal counter attack. Possible VAR check coming.

There's strong appeals for a penalty by Bukayo Saka.

Gabriel Jesus has it on the right. Saka tumbles with Will Hughes in the middle and goes down.

As the cross comes across, Leandro Trossard gets the ball stuck under his feet and Dean Henderson can gobble it up.

Saka is adament he should have a penalty but the replay suggests there wasn't much in it at all.

Eberechi Eze cuts into the middle and fires a dipping shot towards the left corner. It's awkward for David Raya and he has to scramble across to make sure.

Unfortunately his second goal has now been given as an own goal to Palace goalkeeper Dean Henderson.

Kai Havertz can't get a shot off with Jefferson Lerma tracking back well.

Palace have the ball with Joachim Anderson at the back now.

Bukayo Saka curls it in and Gabriel isn't far away at all from connecting at the near post.

There's a big groan of "ooooh" from the home fans, who are now on their feet at every set-piece.

Immediately, Bukayo Saka wins a corner for Arsenal.

Uh-oh.

Off we go again in London.

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Confirmation that Gabriel's second goal has now been officially given as an own goal by goalkeeper Dean Henderson which is no surprise!

Crystal Palace have never avoided defeat when trailing by two or more goals away from home at half time in the Premier League.

They have lost on all 28 occasions when they've found themselves in that situation.