Arsenal v Leeds result: Eddie Nketiah's early double seals victory over 10-man visitors

With a drop of the shoulder, Martinelli breezes past Raphinha down the left flank and shoots from a tight angle. Meslier pushes it behind for a corner.

Despite seeing their side being dominated, the Leeds supporters are still making plenty of noise.

Tomiyasu, of all people, finds himself unmarked inside the visitors' penalty area. He is allowed to turn but scuffs his shot and it rolls into the gloves of a thankful Meslier.

Leeds, as you might expect, are pinned back in their own half as Arsenal continue to knock the ball around with confidence.

Arsenal might be looking at Tottenham's superior +4 goal difference and trying to reduce it this afternoon. They may not get a better chance.

Will it get even better for Arsenal or can Leeds somehow find a way back?

Lewis Bate replaces Klich, who was on a yellow card and walking a tightrope, in midfield.

Mikel Arteta's side have a comfortable lead over 10-man Leeds at the halfway stage courtesy of Eddie Nketiah's early double.

Luke Ayling's red card makes it mission impossible for the visitors.

A rare Leeds attack breaks down as Raphinha gives the ball away with a loose pass. Nketiah was leading Arsenal's counter-attack before he's fouled.

The hosts have all the possession and are in total control now. The only question is how hard they want to push to add to the scoreline.

Odegaard gets plenty of power behind his free-kick, it takes a deflection, Meslier gets a hand to it and Llorente clears it off the line!

Leeds cannot handle the pace and movement of Martinelli. The forward is in behind the defence again but this time his shot is saved by the foot of Meslier.

Wouldn't have counted in any case as the linesman's flag is raised for offside.

Arsenal fans taunt the visitors with a chorus of 'you're going down'.

Klich is booked for a clumsy foul on Xhaka and the yellow cards are racking up for Leeds.

They need to try to keep their discipline here.

It's a damage-limitation exercise for Leeds now. They already have a much worse goal difference than Burnley and Everton.

Holgate has restored Everton's lead which, of course, sends Leeds back into the bottom three.

Gelhardt is sacrificed for Struijk as Jesse Marsch changes in system in response to the red card.

Raphinha is also booked for remonstrating with the referee. But that doesn't prevent him from complaining and he has to be calmed down by his team mates. If he's not careful, Leeds could be down to nine!