Arsenal gets back on track with domination of Sevilla

Arsenal dominated the Spanish side on the night, as Raya did not have much to do in goal. Diaz finally recorded a shot attempt for Sevilla in the final minute of added time.

PSV also ended up beating Lens in the other matchup in Group B. The two results mean that the Gunners remain four points ahead of both PSV and Lens with two matches remaining in the group stage. Sevilla now sits bottom of the group.

The Gunners will look to see out the game with six minutes added to the clock. Sevilla has yet to even record a shot in the match. 

Jorginho is taken off in place of Egypt international midfielder Mohamed Elneny.

Saka is forced off due to picking up a seemingly minor foot/ankle injury. The winger was able to walk off of the pitch on his own. Defender Jakub Kiwior enters the game in hopes to sure up the defense.

Arsenal still leads 2-0.

Rice picks up a yellow card for something that he said to the match referee.

Zinchenko continues the streak of substitutes picking up yellow cards with just six minutes remaining in the game.

Arteta makes his first changes of the match with Reiss Nelson and Fabio Vieira coming on for Martinelli and Trossard. Juanlu will be happy to not face Martinelli anymore tonight!

Much like Soumare, Ocampos picks up a quick yellow card for Sevilla after only just being brought into the game.

Arsenal 2-0 

The visitors make their final two alterations as Lucas Ocampos and Tanguy Nianzou come into the match for Salas and Pedrosa.

Soumare, who only just came on as a substitute, has been forced off with an injury. Forward Mariano Diaz enters the game for the injured midfielder.

Juanlu becomes the second Sevilla player to be booked after a heavy foul on Martinelli. The Arsenal winger has dribbled past the defender eight total times so far tonight.

Soumare picks up a yellow card just moments after entering the game with a tough tackle on Rice.

Jordan and Sow depart the match for the visitors in place of Ivan Rakitic and Boubakary Soumare.

Saka narrowly stays onside on the break and collects a pass by Martinelli. The winger chops back towards the middle of the pitch and sends shot by an outstretched Dmitrovic.

2-0 Arsenal. 

Trossard sends an awkward shot just wide of the goal in an attempt to collect his second score of the game.

After regaining possession in Sevilla's half, Havertz curls a shot just wide of the far post.

Arsenal breaks towards the Sevilla goal in numbers, but a shot by Havertz was smartly blocked before it can danger Dmitrovic.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta makes one substitution to start the second period, as Oleksandr Zinchenko enters the fray in place of Tomiyasu. Sevilla stands pat for now.

The Gunners enter the halftime break with a slender lead thanks to Trossard's goal. Sevilla failed to record a shot and had just 28% of possession in the first half.

Looking at the other Group B matchup, PSV leads Lens 1-0 at the break as well.

Sevilla finally made a significant move towards Raya in Arsenal's goal, but Saliba ends the threat with a superb tackle on Pedrosa to regain possession.

The Gunners finally get their breakthrough with some slick passing. Jorginho plays a clever through ball to Saka out on the right flank. The winger then squares an easy pass to Trossard for the goal.

1-0 Arsenal

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Ben White is the latest Gunner to send a shot well over the target from a dangerous area.

Bukayo Saka stepped up to take a free kick from a fairly dangerous spot and sends a curling effort well over Dmitrovic's bar.

The game hasn't been able to flow much in the early stages so far. The ball has gone out of play plenty of times and Sevilla has already committed five fouls.

Bukayo Saka sent in a dangerous free kick into the Sevilla box, but center back Gabriel couldn't steer his headed attempt on goal.

Kai Havertz found himself all alone just a few yards away from Sevilla's goal. The German, however, sent a free header wide of the near post.

Arsenal gets the game started at The Emirates while wearing their traditional red and white home shirts. Sevilla, on the other hand, is donning their third kit.

Arsenal enters the night having lost two consecutive matches. Both of these defeats, however, came on the road and they will play tonight in front of their home crowd. Nevertheless, Sevilla has a fairly impressive historic record against English opposition.

Arsenal is currently leading Group B of the Champions League by just one point over Lens. The French side will face PSV Eindhoven at the same time on Wednesday as the Gunners host third-placed Sevilla.

Diego Alonso opts for a traditional 4-2-3-1 for the matchup, as former Spurs winger Erik Lamela makes his return to north London:

• GK: Marko Dmitrović
• RB: Juanlu
• CB: Loic Bade
• CB: Nemanja Gudelj
• LB: Kike Salas
• LCM: Fernando
• RCM: Joan Jordan
• AM: Djibril Sow
• LW: Adria Pedrosa
• RW: Erik Lamela
• CF: Youssef En-Nesyri

Eddie Nketiah misses tonight's match with an ankle injury:

• GK: David Raya
• RB: Ben White
• CB: William Saliba
• CB: Gabriel
• LB: Takehiro Tomiyasu
• CDM: Jorginho
• CM: Declan Rice
• CM: Kai Havertz
• RW: Bukayo Saka
• CF: Leandro Trossard
• LW: Gabriel Martinelli

It is another UEFA Champions League matchday. Arsenal hosts Sevilla in one of the biggest fixtures in matchday four. Arsenal leads the group with two wins from three games. That included a win over Sevilla in matchday three that sent the Spanish side to third in the group.