Chris Sutton
Ex-Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Manchester United have set the standards now with that second-half performance against Brentford. They didn't feel sorry for themselves after conceding and that goal from Alejandro Garnacho early in the second half was important to settle them down.

They really smothered Brentford and didn't let them play. They went up a level in terms of intensity. The second goal was important for Rasmus Hojlund and they saw the game through comfortably.

A lot has been made about what has gone on at the club and whether they are making progress, but the second half was a good sign and that's the level United have to maintain from now on.

Let's get some more reaction to the 3pm kick-offs...

Paul: We are still more than good enough to beat this bang average Bournemouth team even with 10 men.

Another Bournemouth attack is wasted as Julian Araujo sends a wayward cross.

With that, we have half time.

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Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Arsenal have reacted pretty well off the back of going down to ten men. It's not ideal losing a player but they have looked solid defensively and Bournemouth haven't created too much.

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Arsenal are still making chances. A Declan Rice cross is headed to the edge of the box, where Thomas Partey tries the first-time volley.

It won't sit right for him, and he awkwardly strikes wide.

We will have four minutes of added time, mostly due to that VAR check.

Since Bournemouth returned to the Premier League in 2022, Arsenal have won all four of their meetings with the Cherries by an aggregate score 13-2, netting 3+ goals each time.

One cannot imagine a repeat today.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Every time Antoine Semenyo gets the ball he is so positive and direct.

He puts a good ball into the box and David Raya spills it before getting up so quickly to save it. That's what all of those quick drills are for in training.

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Samuel: What a terrible decision by Saliba. Going a goal down is better than a man down. Arsenal are going to miss a key player for their next important matches.

Antoine Semenyo leaves Jakob Kiwior in his dust, before his low cross is spilled by David Raya.

Marcus Tavernier pounces on the rebound, but Raya makes amends with a good save with his right leg.

Could be worse John - you could have Saliba AND Joachim Andersen in your team...

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Replays of the William Saliba red card show the Arsenal defender was sold up the river by a suicidal pass from Leandro Trossard, who was under pressure from a couple of home players.

Saliba was left on his heels and ended up fouling Evanilson as a result.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Bournemouth need to keep giving Antoine Semenyo the ball, especially with Arsenal now down to ten men.

He twists and turns and gets a dangerous shot on goal. He is the man who will create something for them.

Mikel Arteta has to reorganise after the red card, and it is Raheem Sterling who is the unlucky one.

Sterling - who was filling in at right back after William Saliba was sent off - is withdrawn for Jakob Kiwior.

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Antoine Semenyo now close for Bournemouth, his effort towards the near post parried away by David Raya.

10-man Arsenal come the closest either side has to scoring yet.

Raheem Sterling's pull back is deflected to Mikel Merino, whose effort finds the side netting.

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PGMOL chief Howard Webb is in the stands at Vitality Stadium, and cameras captured him on the phone as Rob Jones went to the VAR monitor.

Webb may be expecting some bracing phone calls from Mikel Arteta in the coming days.