Arsenal v Hull City live: score, updates and line-ups

Full time at the Emirates: Arsenal edge Hull City 1-0, the only goal coming from Ødegaard's close-range finish in the 72nd minute after sustained home pressure. Arsenal dominated throughout, racking up 21 shots to Hull's 7 and holding nearly 67% possession, but a string of saves from Tzolakis, who finished with 9, kept the margin to a single goal. Hull City were reduced to defending for long periods and picked up five bookings along the way, yet held firm after Ødegaard's strike to limit the damage. Four minutes of stoppage time were shown at the end, but there was no further addition to the scoreline.

Arsenal have continued to press for a second in stoppage time, with Merino forcing another save from Tzolakis and Madueke firing just off target soon after. Hull City have been camped in their own half, picking up another booking through Mendy as they try to hold out, and with four minutes of added time being played out, the hosts look set to see out a narrow 1-0 win.

Arsenal have kept the pressure on after Ødegaard's opener and have come close to doubling their lead on several occasions. Merino forced a good save from Tzolakis, before a flurry around the 80th minute saw Eze blocked, Madueke blocked, Gabriel's header blocked and Gyökeres saved in quick succession - all from Arsenal corners. Hull City, with 2 shots on target and still conceding fouls, with Stroud the latest booked before being withdrawn, are being pinned back as Arsenal chase a second.

Arsenal finally break through: Ødegaard pokes home right-footed from the right side of the six-yard box to put the hosts 1-0 up, moments after Madueke had been denied by Tzolakis. The breakthrough comes after Arsenal's continued pressing, following several substitutions earlier in the second half as they searched for a way through Hull City's defence.

Arsenal have continued to pour forward without finding the breakthrough, with Madueke and Tzolis both seeing efforts saved by Tzolakis in quick succession. Hull City have made a double change, bringing on Gelhardt and Norton-Cuffy for Cho and Coyle, with Norton-Cuffy immediately booked for a foul, while Arsenal have also freshened things up by sending Merino on for Rice. The hosts continue to dominate the ball at over 70% and lead 5-2 on shots on target, but Tzolakis has made five saves to keep the scores level.

Arsenal have continued to dominate the ball after the break, now up to over 70% possession, though clear-cut chances remain at a premium. Guimarães had a shot blocked from the right of the box, and Hull City's discipline is being tested as Gourna-Douath followed Coyle into the book for a bad foul, with the visitors now up to 10 fouls committed. The penalty Arsenal were awarded in the 43rd minute was not converted, and it remains goalless, with Arsenal squeezing but yet to really break Hull City down since the restart.

Second half under way at the Emirates and the early stages have been quiet, with the stats unchanged from the break. Arsenal still hold the bulk of possession at around two-thirds, but neither side has managed to add to the shot count yet as the game remains goalless.

Arsenal have continued to press forward as the first half draws to a close, with Ødegaard seeing a shot blocked and Tzolis firing over after good build-up play. The big talking point is the VAR review that's awarded Arsenal a penalty in the 43rd minute. With three minutes of stoppage time underway, Arsenal will look to convert from the spot before the break.

Arsenal have started to translate their dominance of the ball into chances of their own, with Rice forcing a good save from Tzolakis and Tzolis heading another effort straight at the keeper after good work from Ødegaard and Guimarães. Hull City had shown their own threat earlier in the half with Ajayi's header well saved by Raya, and Coyle's yellow card for a bad foul shows the visitors are having to defend with some desperation. Still 0-0, but Arsenal look the side edging on top now.

Arsenal continue to dominate the ball, still at roughly two-thirds possession, but it's Hull City creating the clearer openings. Stroud forced a save from Raya and Iroegbunam saw a shot blocked in a lively spell, while Tzolis had an effort of his own blocked at the other end. Still goalless deep into the first half, with the shot count now favouring the visitors despite Arsenal's control of territory.

Arsenal have grown further into the game, now dominating possession at 67% as they probe for a way through, while Hull City have sat deeper and picked up a couple more fouls in the process. Semi Ajayi went close with a header that drifted left from a cross following a set piece, but otherwise clear openings have been hard to come by, with Madueke's offside flag the main interruption since. Still goalless after a cagey opening quarter of an hour.

Hull City actually made the brighter start, forcing an early corner that saw Egan head just wide, but Arsenal have since taken control of possession. Ødegaard and Guimarães have both won free-kicks in dangerous areas, and from one of them Konsa headed narrowly off target. It's been fairly even on chances so far, though Arsenal now dominate the ball at 55-45.