Arsenal v Fulham LIVE: Hosts denied comeback win by Joao Palhinha's late equaliser

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Vieria has a final chance to win it, but Leno pushes it round the post and Fulham defend two corners bravely. The visitors cling on for a draw which, given they looked set for a comeback win, will leave Arsenal bitterly disappointed.

Fulham take a quick free kick, Traore turns on the pace and, suddenly, he's in on goal. Ramsdale makes an improvised save to spare Arsenal's blushes.

Arteta hooks Declan Rice, bringing on Jesus as he searches for a last-gasp winner.

Silva, now seeking to defend an unlikely point, brings on Tosin Adarabioyo for De Cordova-Reid.

Well, who saw that coming? Fulham win a corner and Reed sends it in to Palhinha, who beats Ramsdale with a first-time finish.

Odegaard comes off for Jorginho as Arteta looks to calm things down and see out the win.

Things have gone from bad to worse for Fulham. Bassey blocks off Nketiah as Arsenal look to break, picking up a second yellow.

Silva and Marek Rodak, his back-up goalkeeper, earn yellow cards for dissent following the goal.

Vieria thumps a low cross to Nketiah, who prods in from close range. Silva and his coaches are furious over a perceived foul on Bassey in the build-up, but the goal stands.

Immediately after the goal, Silva brings on Reed and Adama Traore for Lukic and Wilson.

After much fussing from the referee, Paul Tierney, Saka smashes the ball into the back of the net to level the scores.

Vieira knocks the ball past Tete and the Fulham defender brings him down in the area. Odegaard steps up, but then swaps out for Saka.

Sasa Lukic earns a yellow after catching Zinchenko late on the foot.

Silva brings off Pereira, the goalscorer, for Tom Cairney.

White releases Odegaard between the lines. He cuts inside and hits one, but it rises over the crossbar.

Odegaard has a go but, in what is fast becoming a theme, it's far too close to Leno, who makes another easy save.

Zinchenko and Fabio Vieira come on for Thomas Partey and Havertz. Zinchenko's arrival heralds a defensive reshuffle, with Kiwior moving into the centre and Ben White to right-back.

Havertz gives the ball away and Bobby De Cordova-Reid almost capitalises, firing just wide. Kiwior then comes forwards and has a chance to thread through Havertz, but fails to see the opening.

Bassey goes into the book for timewasting after dawdling over a free kick.