Brentford v Arsenal: The Gunners dominating at the Brentford Community Stadium with a chance to go top of the Premier League

All too easy for Arsenal as Brentford go missing from start to finish.

The Brazilian needs a stretch.

The agony is prolonged a little more for Brentford.

Ethan Nwaneri becomes the youngest player in Premier League history, as Arsenal introduce the 15-year-old who was born after they made their move the Emirates.

The Brazilian bodies a Brentford defender but escapes a foul and is free to shoot from close range, but Raya saves well.

Arsenal continue to search for another goal, but Brentford are keeping them out for now.

Ramsdale is incapable of doing the honours, so the Brazilian deputises.

The crowd don't believe that the English keeper is actually injured, but he is undergoing treatment.

Ivan Toney goes down and the referee initially awards a Brentford penalty, but the assistant flags for offside.

Lokonga and Nketiah on for Partey and Martinelli.

Another roll of the dice from Brentford.

Neither side can hold the ball at the moment.

The back four are getting themselves in trouble as Brentford press forward. A couple of dangerous turnovers in the last few minutes.

The substitute races onto a through ball in the Arsenal box and almost has an instant impact, but Ramsdale gets down well to make the save.

Shandon Baptiste is on in place of the Dane who does at least walk of under his own power.

Mathias Jensen requires treatment after clashing knees in a challenge.

A lovely shot after a long passing sequence from Arsenal is tipped away by Brentford's keeper at full stretch.

A bad touch from the Arsenal midfielder almost plays Brentford in, but the Gunners scramble to cover.

Davilva and Janelt are withdrawn in favour of Damsgaard and Onyeka.

Can the subs get a foothold for Brentford in this game?

No nonsense defending from the Frenchman who hoofs the ball out of play.