A game of blocks and buffeting challenges, flashes of guile interlaced with much more gusto, was defined by two penalty reviews. VAR Michael Salisbury rightly identified Jake O’Brien’s obvious handball to give the spot kick which Gyökeres converted, yet William Saliba somehow escaped punishment for a stray swipe of Thierno Barry in the second half.

Arsenal secured the win they needed at Everton to return to the top of the Premier League in a scrappy encounter at Hill Dickinson Stadium. Manchester City overhauled the Gunners with a comfortable victory against West Ham United before this match, putting the pressure on manager Mikel Arteta's side on the return to his former club.

Everton got the first corner of the match which was delivered by Garner. Tarkowski forced a throw in which was met by Barry but his shot was blocked by Timber. McNeil delivered the resulting corner but it was atrocious. Moyes was not happy.

We carved out a 1-0 win over Everton on Saturday night to maintain our position at the top of the Premier League table at Christmas. Viktor Gyokeres slammed home the decisive goal from the penalty spot in the first half for the Gunners, who now have back-to-back victories.

Missing Iliman Ndiaye and Idrissa Gueye, at the Africa Cup of Nations, the greater loss was that of the injured Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, their best player of the last two months.

A once-debt-ridden Premier League club finds themselves on much firmer footing. Following Everton now is a different beast entirely

Everton vs Arsenal score, Viktor Gyokeres goal, highlights and David Moyes reaction after Premier League game at Hill Dickinson Stadium

The Leeds United fans are in fine voice as they hope to inspire their side to a massive three points this evening. The hosts spring an early attack, but Brenden Aaronson puts his cross from the right behind Dean Henderson's goal after being played through by Dominic Calvert-Lewin.