Evening all, and welcome to Arsenal v Leicester City!

Anyway, that's us - see you soon.

It's ten wins in a row for Arsenal! They were useless for the first half-hour - and Leicester were very good - but after that they found some intensity and scored some delectable goals in the process of administering a kicking. No side will fancy defending against passing, movement and vision of that quality.

Full-time: Arsenal 3-1 Leicester City

So how far can Arsenal go? Well, I can't see any team getting close to Manchester City over 38 games, but they're putting themselves in with a decent shot at the top four and there's plenty of reason for players and fans to believe in the manager.

There'll be three added minutes.

I think this game might be over.

Guedouzi has been excellent since coming on, and he charges through midfield and tries to play Aubameyang in, but a foot out from Evans pokes the ball out of harm's way.

Has Vardy touched the ball tonight?

Ghezzal launches a cross into the middle, which gives us the amusing image of Ozkazaki leaping with Leno; Leno gets to the ball first, you'll be shocked to learn.

Arsenal are still pushing, and Guendouzi finds Iwobi, who's now on the right. He swings over a low cross that picks out Lcazette, but he can only turn wide of the near post.

Maybe Arsenal are just too good for Leicester in the end, but Leicester will be ruing those missed first-half chances and Ndidi's header onto the bar. They will also wonder if they could've done more once Arsenal started playing, by holding the ball when they got it cleared.

Ramsey replaces Ozil, who's done nothing apart from settle the game.

What a miss! This is lovely from Arsenal again, Iwobi taking the ball off Ozil, holding it until his man was where he needed to be, and rolling into his path; the cross was again low and true, but Lacazette could only rap against Schmeichel from a few yards.

Albrighton chases Torreira, scraping toe with studs; the Uruguayan stays down, much to Albrighton's aggravation.

Maddison, who bossed the first half, is replaced by Okazaki.

Arsenal knock it about and the crowd cheer each pass.

Arsenal pile forward again looking for number four, and Lacazette is furious when Maguire dumps him on his buttocks and the ref lets play continue.

It's funny really; Leicester dominated for more than half an hour, and now they're fighting to avoid a kicking.

That'll sort it: Ghezzal replaces Pereira.

Aubameyang's goals came within four minutes of his coming on.