Everton vs Arsenal live: Latest score and goal updates from Premier League clash

45+3 mins: Calafiori is back up on his feet and looks OK, but the concussion protocol will now be taken. Game back underway.

45+1 mins: Oof! Calafiori rises for the header but gets an unfortunate nudge in the air and lands right on his back without anything to break his fall.

The referee calls a halt to the game, an unpopular decision for the home fans.

That would’ve knocked the wind out of him at the very least. Let’s hope it’s not any worse.

Four minutes added on, but it’ll probably be a couple more with this stoppage.

45 mins: Huge challenge from Tarkowski to get back and throw himself in front of Gyokeres, who had broken into the box and was about to let fly.

A potentially goal-saving challenge.

43 mins: Echoing our man on the ground Richard Jolly, it really does feel like without Ndiaye and Dewsbury-Hall, Everton have had their creative spine ripped out of them.

In other news, a once-Everton marksman has scored in the Premier League tonight – only he’s scored for Leeds against Crystal Palace and his name is Dominic Calvert-Lewin.

41 mins: Rice sets himself up to curl one from the edge of the area but it balloons high and wide.

He should be doing better with that – we know he has the talent to find the corners.

39 mins: Everton skipper Tarkowski goes through the back of Gyokeres and is shown a yellow card for his troubles.

Arsenal had the opportunity to loft a ball into the box from a free-kick. Instead they take it short and it ends back at Raya. Now they’re playing out from their own box.

Here’s Richard Jolly inside the Hill Dickinson Stadium:

“The Arsenal fans are making most of the noise here. The Everton supporters are rather subdued. Much like the team, really. But without Ndiaye and Dewsbury-Hall to create, they really needed to score first today.”

35 mins: Arsenal threaten again through Trossard but Pickford comes out and plucks the cross.

32 mins: Great defensive work by Iroegbunam, not giving up on the sprinting Timber to slide in and win the ball before winning the foul off of Odegaard.

Any potential danger dealt with well, there.

Here’s Richard Jolly at the Hill Dickinson Stadium:

“Arsenal have quite a few potential penalty takers, with Saka and Odegaard on the pitch. Given Gyokeres’ lack of goals, it feels a kind gesture to give him the spot kick. He took it well, though.”