Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Final Score

A really good finish and more than just a few nerves now rippling around the stadium but Arsenal need to get back on track.

Brighton have been much better in the second half.

Another chance comes and goes for West Ham...

Callum Wilson latches onto a ball through the heart of the Fulham defence, but takes his shot early and fires wide of the target. He should be testing Bernd Leno from there.

Milos Kerkez shows more of the Bournemouth Kerkez as he sprints down the left side and wins a free-kick.

The already yellow-carded Andre is fuming about it, though. He's got to be careful here.

Andy Reid
Former Premier League midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

There's a completely different feel about the game now. Brighton are knocking the ball around and Arsenal can't get it back, they're pinned in a bit.

There is a saying, 'Goals change games' and this is a perfect example. Arsenal were comfortable and dominant in everything they were doing. They then concede a goal and are suddenly on the back foot.

It just won't drop for Bournemouth today. Marcos Senesi meets David Brook's cross at the back stick but pokes his volley against the far post.

Brighton's goal has changed the feel of this match, no doubt about it.

The Seagulls have renewed belief and are pushing for a quick equaliser, with Arsenal looking a bit stunned.

The sudden momentum shift has prompted Mikel Arteta to call Gabriel to action...

Fulham make their first chance with 18-year-old Josh King replacing Kevin.

Florian Wirtz dances his way to the byline before cutting it back for Ryan Gravenberch to strike.

There's a tiny tug on the arm and he's off balance as he slices his effort wide.

Andy Reid
Former Premier League midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's a really good goal from Brighton and it's one we didn't see coming.

A good break, kept the ball well, slowed things down when they needed to. The initial shot is good but it bounces back from the Raya save and Gomez picks out the top corner. Struck it really well.

A point will not ease Burnley's problems. They desperately need a win.

With 66 minutes on the clock, Jordan Pickford has yet to make a save.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter

Chelsea make two changes from the 2-2 draw at Newcastle last weekend, with Benoit Badiashile replacing Wesley Fofana and Enzo Fernandez replacing Malo Gusto.

Attackers Estevao Willian and Liam Delap return from injury to make the substitutes.

Chelsea XI: Sanchez, James, Chalobah, Badiashile, Cucurella, Caicedo, Fernandez, Neto, Palmer, Garnacho, Joao Pedro.

Subs: Jorgensen, Fofana, Tosin, Acheampong, Gusto, Santos, Estevao, Gittens, Delap.

Aston Villa make two changes from their 2-1 win over Manchester United, with Donyell Malen and Emiliano Buendía coming in for Amadou Onana and Ollie Watkins.

Aston Villa XI: Martinez, Cash, Konsa, Lindelof, Maatsen, Kamara, Tielemans, McGinn, Buendia, Rogers, Malen.

Subs: Bizot, Digne, Garcia, Bogarde, Hemmings, Onana, Sancho, Watkins, Jimoh-Aloba

Bournemouth are controlling possession, but aren't creating much with it. Antoine Semenyo, who's had a quiet game, has a shot blocked.

Curtis Jones has a go from range and forces Jose Sa into a low save down to his right.

Burnley are certainly fighting and showing some character.

But they cannot buy a goal.

Everton, who have been under the cosh, suddenly break and Martin Dubravka has to be alert to keep out a clever back heel by Beto that was heading for the net.

Soungoutou Magassa does brilliantly to spin his man and fire a low ball across the face of goal, but Bernd Leno gets a hand to it.

West Ham come again, and this time Jarrod Bowen flicks Magassa's cross agonisingly wide of the far post.

The Hammers are getting closer!

Federico Cheisa's afternoon is over as he is replaced by Conor Bradley.

For Wolves, Hwang Hee-chan, Hugo Bueno and Matt Doherty make way for David Moller Wolfe, Jorgen Strand Larsen and Jackson Tchatchoua.

Alex Howell
BBC Sport Arsenal reporter at Emirates Stadium

If there was a sign to show how Arsenal put their opponents in difficult positions, just look at the goals in their last four games.

The Gunners have benefited from four own goals in the last four games in all competitions. One today, one against Crystal Palace in the Carabao Cup and two against Wolves)

Sasa Lukic strides into the box and gets up to meet Antonee Robinson's cross, but his effort goes wide.