Arsenal have attempted 600 passes in this game, their highest total in a single match in the Premier League this season.

Huge cheers at Elland Road for the latest Leeds duo to leave the pitch.

There will be no hat-trick for Dominic Calvert-Lewin, but he has more than fulfilled his role this evening and leaves the field with a grin. He and captain Ethan Ampadu make way for Joel Piroe and Ilia Gruev.

David Moyes and the home supporters are completely infuriated as Everton begin to build a counter-attack but end up passing it out of play.

Arsenal are passing the ball around in the Everton defensive third and it feels like the first bit of sustained possession they have had for a while...

Until the ball is given away and the Toffees can get on the break.

Maxence Lacroix makes a brilliant last-ditch tackle to deny Dominic Calvert-Lewin what could very well have been his hat-trick moment. He had to get that one absolutely perfect.

James Justin replaces Jayden Bogle for the closing stages as Leeds continue to close in on an excellent victory, while Oliver Glasner sends on 16-year-old Joel Drakes-Thomas for his Premier League debut.

Everton have 10 minutes to get something from this game.

It's felt like a slog for both sides and it looks like Mikel Arteta is going to try and inject some energy into his side as Gabriel Martinelli replaces Leandro Trossard.

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Alan Smith
Former Arsenal forward on Sky Sports

It looked like being a one horse race but Everton are much more competitive now.

Crystal Palace survive a latest scare as Dominic Calvert-Lewin tries to create room for a shot. You can tell he badly wants to take home that match ball!

He's got around 10 minutes left to complete his hat-trick.

Couple of Everton changes to report.

Tyler Dibling and Martin Rohl are on for Dwight McNeil and Carlos Alcaraz.

Lee Hendrie
Former Aston Villa midfielder on Sky Sports

It feels like one of those evenings where the ball was going to fall kindly into the path of Calvert-Lewin for him to grab that hat-trick.

Six points above the bottom three, seven points off the expected European places as it stands...

Both managers make a couple of changes.

Brenden Aaronson makes way for Ao Tanaka, the man he replaced in the starting line-up, while Wilfried Gnonto comes on for Noah Okafor.

For Palace, Jean-Philippe Mateta and Eddie Nketiah make way for Justin Devenny and Christantus Uche.

Bukayo Saka tries to go all the way by himself and Michael Keane sticks with him, making the crucial block to prevent the shot.

The hosts celebrate that as much as a goal. They still believe they can get something from this.

Alan Smith
Former Arsenal forward on Sky Sports

Another good move from the Gunners in search of a second goal. It's a good effort from the Spaniard.

That surely would've sealed it.

Lee Hendrie
Former Aston Villa midfielder on Sky Sports

It's getting a bit scruffy but it's favouring Palace. Can they produce something that might just give themselves a bit of hope?

With his side increasingly desperate for something to build on, Yeremy Pino attempts a spectacular long-range effort - but it's closed down long before it can worry Lucas Perri.

Everton's shots might have been few and far between this match but Arsenal need to be careful. They have failed to put this game to bed so far and it would only take one moment for the Toffees.

Martin Odegaard pulls it back for Martin Zubimendi and Arsenal see another effort ping off the post.

The offside flag goes up, it wouldn't have counted anyway.