Arsenal v Crystal Palace LIVE: Score and updates from Premier League clash as Leandro Trossard puts Gunners back ahead – UK Times

Half a chance for Palace now as Kamada lays it off to Guehi, who sees a promising curled effort blocked by Kiwior.

We’ll have two minutes of added time here.

Arsenal looking for another one right away as Trossard’s ball towards Sterling is turned behind by Guehi.

From the set-piece, the ball is headed back across goal but Palace eventually clear.

GOAL! Another brilliant goal at the Emirates!

It all starts with good work from Timber, who picks it up on the right before skipping past a challenge and fizzing it into Trossard in the box. He weaves between the challenges from Lacroix and Lerma and squeezes the shot away, and it deflects off Lacroix and into the bottom corner!

Nothing comes of an Arsenal free-kick but the Gunners are the ones applying the pressure as we approach the final five minutes of the half.

Another cheeky effort from Eze, who opens his body up and almost allows the ball to bounce onto his foot (rather than hitting it himself) but the effort flies over.

Two brilliant goals so far tonight, though Eze’s is the notable one. One of the goals of the season probably.

Palace are looking to capitalise on their pressure here as Eze picks up the ball in the box and feeds Nketiah, who rolls Kiwior initially before the Polish defender recovers to block the shot from point-blank range!

GOAL! What a finish that is!

It’s a simple corner routine but the finish is far from easy.

The corner is floated in to Eze in the ‘D’ and he volleys into the ground, with the ball coming off the inside of the post and nestling in the far corner! Perfect.

An understandably subdued game overall so far. Not many challenges flying in, as you’d expect.

Palace are still probing though as Nketiah almost latches onto a through ball before Kamada wins a corner off Rice.

Plenty of possession for Arsenal but not a lot of penetration so far since the goal. Martinelli is unsurprisingly at the forefront of much of the attacking play.

There’s half a chance for the Gunners too, as Sterling exchanges passes with Odegaard before laying it off to Rice, who fires a great half-volley just past the near post.