Andy Reid
Former Premier League midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's tricky coming to a place like this because when you go a couple of goals down you want to be more aggressive and commit more players forward. But, if you open up too much you could be on the end of a 3-0, 4-0 or 5-0. It's a bit of a balancing act.

Viktor Gyokeres sends a thunderous strike towards goal from a tight angle and Bart Verbruggen does will to absorb the blow to his chest as he stands firm at his near post.

Arsenal are pushing for a third and you really wouldn't bet against them getting it here.

Burnley are enjoying their best moments of the game.

Another chance for Jacob Bruun Larsen but his latest attempt is charged down by Jake O'Brien and the home side have a corner.

Alexis Mac Allister picks out Florian Wirtz on the edge of the box from the corner. Wirtz connects but it trickles wide of the post.

Sam Ashoo
BBC Final Score commentator at the London Stadium

This feels big for Nuno because at West Ham he's averaged 0.83 points per game which is their lowest in the Premier League era.

He's clearly an excellent manager but it's not happened for him at West Ham so far.

Miss of the match!

A huge chance for Jacob Bruun Larsen to put Burnley ahead after a lofted pass forward leaves him with just Jordan Pickford to beat.

Groans all around Turf Moor as he puts it over the bar.

That's a huge escape for Everton who are living dangerously.

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Florian Wirtz finds the run of Hugo Ekitike, who just about manages to control the ball. He goes down on the edge of the box but Simon Hooper is having none of it.

This game is becoming increasingly scrappy, but to be honest it's more entertaining for it.

Plenty of quick breaks and scrambles to clear the danger. We just need a goal now!

Bournemouth are getting on the ball a bit more now but their confidence is on the floor.

Brentford are cruising.

Chris Wise
Final Score reporter at Emirates Stadium

Of Arsenal’s last six goals, four of them have been own goals.

It’s a wicked delivery from Declan Rice from the corner.

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Alisson pings the ball out of play when looking for Milos Kerkez. That certainly won't help.

A shocker by Marcus Edwards who is completely free inside the Everton box when the ball lands at his feet. Instead of going for goal he attempts a pass which is easily cleared.

A good moment to remind you that Burnley have scored just seven times in eight Premier League home games.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Final Score

The quality of the ball from Declan Rice now, he's been doing this for about 18 months.

That is a great ball in, hard to defend and it's an own goal. It's disappointing because I think Brighton started the second half playing way better than the first.

It's down to the quality of the ball from Rice.

Wolves will feel there is something for them in this game. Liverpool seem a little rattled since conceding that goal.

That's an easy yellow card for Diego Coppola as he wipes out Leandro Trossard. Poor tackle, that, and signs of frustration are beginning to creep in for Brighton here.

Declan Rice whips the resulting free-kick in but Brighton eventually clear.

Lucas Paqueta turns and shoots from the edge of the area but it's straight at Bernd Leno. West Ham are putting together some decent moves.

Yellow cards galore. This time it's for Andre for standing on Ibrahima Konate's foot.

He'll miss the game away at Man Utd on Tuesday because of that.

Someone in the Wolves coaching staff has been shown a yellow card. I've no idea who it was or what it was for.

Sorry.

Andy Reid
Former Premier League midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Good delivery from Rice, he whips it in, plenty of pace on it and Rutter just loses the flight of it. He tries to head it away but it comes off the inside of his forehead and has gone in at the back post.