Premier League: Arsenal 4-0 Everton as it happened - Gabriel Martinelli at the double as hosts win again

Mikel Arteta's side move five points clear at the top of the Premier League table in style thanks to this thumping win over troubled Everton.

A brace from Gabriel Martinelli and goals by Bukayo Saka and Martin Odegaard ensures Arsenal an important victory in their quest for a first Premier League title since 2003.

Ramsdale preserves his clean-sheet, somehow keeping out Davies' shot from point-blank range!

It'll be Arsenal's 12th clean-sheet of the season.

'You're going down' the Arsenal fans sing to the travelling supporters. It has been another miserable night on the road for Everton - they have only won once in their last 14 Premier League away games and are yet to score on the road this calendar year.

Liverpool have taken the lead against Wolves in their Premier League tie, while Manchester United are now winning 2-1 in the FA Cup match at home to West Ham.

Here the hosts come again, with Smith Rowe and Vieira having shots blocked before the latter shoots well over the bar.

Emile Smith Rowe and Kiernan Tierney are on for Saka and Zinchenko.

Martinelli has a double! Nketiah unselfishly pulls it back for the Brazilian to walk the ball into the net.

A statement win!

Manchester United have levelled against West Ham. It's now 1-1 in that FA Cup fifth round tie.

Tom Davies is on for Doucoure.

Partey releases Nketiah... what a chance to make it four - but he's denied by Pickford! Vieira shoots over from the rebound.

While Arsenal will extend their lead at the top of the Premier League table to five points, Everton will remain in the bottom three having played a game more than their rivals.

The 'oles' have started at The Emirates - and why not?! Arsenal are cruising to a third consecutive Premier League win.

Xhaka and Trossard are off, Fabio Vieira and Nketiah are on.

That will do it! Arsenal are winning their game in hand with some style!

Martinelli switches it to Trossard on the left and he pulls the ball back for Odegaard, who finishes with aplomb.

League Two side Grimsby have just beaten Southampton 2-1 to seal their place in the quarter-final of the FA Cup.

Martinelli opts to shoot rather than play in Saka and it turns out to be wrong decision as his effort is deflected behind for a corner.

Another Everton defender is booked, this time Godfrey cautioned for a foul on Trossard.