Looks like Aston Villa are going to make a change in the form of Leon Bailey.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Emirates Stadium

Arsenal are not having things their own way at all here. Aston Villa are right in this and you can hear the nervousness around Emirates Stadium.

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Martin Odegaard sends it out wide to Leandro Trossard on the left. Trossard curls one in but it's an easy claim for goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Villa look threatening, they've been able to run through that midfield. They've been good in possession.

Aston Villa have started this second half well. They are actually managing to get their foot on the ball and play a bit.

That will no doubt make Arsenal a little uneasy.

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Whipped in by Martin Odegaard but the Aston Villa wall does its job as Ezri Konsa takes a smack to the mush.

Arsenal have a free-kick in a decent area after Youri Tielemans handles the ball.

Declan Rice and Martin Odegaard standing over this one. It's around 30-yards out.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

There's still games to play and there's still points to play for, but we know how good this Manchester City team are. It is very conceivable that they win every remaining game. It'll be interesting to see how long this game stills 0-0 for.

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Arsenal look to get on the break after Aston Villa conceded a throw-in deep in the Arsenal half.

Gabriel Jesus goes down under a Diego Carlos challenge in the box and fancies his chances for a penalty but referee David Coote says no.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Unai Emery will be the happier of the two managers coming into the break. Diego Carlos was outstanding marshalling that back line. The post denied Ollie Watkins when he did everything right. You have to say on the whole, Aston Villa would be the happier of the two sides, they are still very much in this.

Back under way at the Emirates. A big 45 minutes coming up in the title race.

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As it stands...

Liverpool

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp to Sky Sports on his side's missed chances: "We had bigger chances than Curtis Jones' chance. We have the Darwin [Nunez] chance. He hits the ball full throttle - if he miss-hits it slightly there's no chance for the goalkeeper. Similar with Diogo Jota. Mohamed Salah's chance, it hits the Palace player on the line. That's just horrendous, but we didn't score there.

"We had other moments and are only really talking about the massive chances. That's how it is. We feel really rubbish and need now a bit of time to process that. It's a really bad moment. It's the second home game in a row we lose and we are not used to that. We have to see how we react on that. We have to work on that. We will do that, of course. But I cannot say now that's the starting point for the rest of the season. It doesn't feel like it at this moment."

West Ham United

West Ham boss David Moyes, speaking to Match of the Day: "I thought we started really well, for the first 20-25 minutes we played well. In the main, we had done some good stuff but ultimately didn't have enough to get a win.

"We lacked a little bit of energy as the game went on and the second goal was a killer for us.

"The difficult part is going Thursday to Sunday, Sunday to Thursday you have more time and I hope we have a chance to do it again, we are enjoying it."

Liverpool

Liverpool defender Andy Robertson to Sky Sports on where their defeat to Palace leaves them in the Premier League title race: "We're third and now we have to chase. Then when games run out with six games left it's not a great position to be in. We will keep fighting, keep going to the end, and let's see where it gets us. The two teams around us are playing fantastically well at the moment and we are not in the greatest moments.

"I think we are always still in it. We are still there. If Arsenal win they are three clear, and Man City two. We were in a strong position this time last week, we were the leaders and they were chasing us, and now to be third is very frustrating. With six games to go we will give it everything we have got. The problem is there's two world class team doing it as well and that's the difficult part.

"We have to keep going, trying to win every game. We cannot afford to slip up now. We need six wins and if we get that then let's see where we end up. It's not the ideal position to be in that's for sure."

Fulham

Fulham boss Marco Silva speaking to Sky Sports: "Very good, well played and well deserved - the team that played better. We are in a very good moment of the season, even if we deserved more from the last results. We showed the quality we have this afternoon.

"We have many ways we can punish. Normally if you give them a lot of space they have the quality up front and are in any moment, we controlled most of the time that situation really well. I really believe being mnore clinical in some counter attacks we should have scored more."

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner to Sky Sports on his side's defensive display: "Our first half was really brilliant on how we played, how we defended also, the confidence we had in possession and the goal we scored was really amazing here at Anfield. I think what was perfect was our patience, desire and spirit. Second half there was so much pressure from Liverpool and the players defended with every single cell in their bodies. We got the rewards.

"We need everybody performing at their best level and not just the outfield players. We had an outstanding goalkeeper, but we had players like Jordan Ayew blocking. We defended as a team which is what you need to keep a clean sheet here. It was a great afternoon for us."

Right, let's wrap up all of that reaction from the two early games where, in case you needed a reminder, Crystal Palace beat Liverpool 1-0 at Anfield and Fulham secured a 2-0 win over West Ham at the London Stadium.