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And that is full-time and it finishes 0-0. It was a tale of two keepers with Butland showing his class in the first period and Cech making a string of fine saves in the second half as Arsenal are held again at the Britannia. Thanks for following the game with Eurosport, stick with us for all the reaction to Sunday's games.

There will be three added minutes for Stoke to hang on.

Chambers comes on for his former Southampton team-mate Oxlade-Chamberlain.

Whelan tries a long-range effort that is headed over by Koscielny. Ramsey then heads off the line from the corner before Cech sticks out a leg to keep out Joselu's effort.

It is Arnautovic and Affelay who are coming off as the home side look to shore up at the back with two players who like to sit deep.

Hughes is preparing to bring on two more subs, Ginkel and Adam are coming on.

Campbell has space on the right inside the box and tries an ambitious curling effort that goes well over the bar.

It has been a scrappy final few minutes devoid of quality.

Who wants to win the Premier League? First Leicester dropped points yesterday and Arsenal look to be doing the same with nine minutes remaining.

It's between Butland and Cech for the man of the match award, the young keeper probably just shades it.

The Gunners' passing continues to be sloppy, they have certainly missed the injured Ozil.

Another corner to the visitors after Bellerin's ball in is blocked. Ramsey's delivery from the right to the penalty spot is headed away and Stoke are awarded a free-kick for a push by Campbell.

Bellerin wins a corner after his cross is blocked by Diouf in the box. The delivery by Ramsey is headed clear though.

Iwobi is on for a disappointed looking Walcott.

It remains a very ill-tempered game with a lot of fierce challenges.

Striker Alex Iwobi could be the man to go to for Wenger as we approach the final 20 minutes.

Pieters wins a corner after his cross is blocked. The set piece is curled in and looked to have hit Campbell on the arm but the striker did not appear to make contact deliberately and the referee waves away the appeals.