Watford v Arsenal - The Gunners move up to fourth of the table in style.

But Ramsfale is right behind it and easily saves.

Odegaard maybe just caught Dennis just outside the right edge of Arsenal's area.

And once more he picks out a player in the box, Cedric on the right angle who produced a lovely cross that he felt Lacazette should have made more of an effort to get on the end of.

And a wonderful one at that. Saka played the ball into Odegaard 25 yards from goal and he produced a brilliant backheel to set the England forward free and he dribbled the ball to the by-line before pulling back to the Norwegian who slotted home.

But he is ruled offside denying him an early goal after he stylishly slotted past Ramsdale.

The Gunners are two-to-one on to win at Vicarage Road, with Watford available at 6/1 to give Roy Hodgson only his second ever win against Arsenal.

Fermenia comes in for Ngakia at right back, while upfront Dennis is flanked by Hernandez and Pedro who come in for Sarr, who has a hamstring injury, and King who is nursing a sore back.

Arsenal start with the same side which came back to beat Wolves ten days ago but one man who may have come in, Emile Smith Rowe, is unavailable due to contracting covid-19. Takehiro Tomiyasu is also out with a calf prolem.

Fresh from a draw at Old Trafford, Roy Hodgson's side will look to stifle Arsenal similarly. I'm guessing Ben Foster will first get booed for timewasting about the 15-minute mark.

They only played three league games in February, but won all three. If they keep this run going into March they will surely soon be big favourites to secure the fourth Champions League berth

And welcome to Eurosport's coverage of the Premier League match from Vicarge Road.