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Your support makes all the difference.Follow latest live coverage as Arsenal host Brighton and Hove Albion in the Premier League.
The Gunners need a response after defeat to Crystal Palace a week ago but will be boosted by Tottenham's loss to Bournemouth on Saturday as well as their own victory over Valencia in the Europa League semi-finals on Thursday. They got the perfect start as Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scored from the spot after Nacho Monreal was fouled in the box.
Solly March's fine run down the left sees him dash into the box and Granit Xhaka tugs him back to concede a penalty. Glenn Murray calmly slots home to draw Brighton level.
With a three-point gap between themselves and Tottenham in fourth, who hold a superior goal difference, their route to the Champions League looks to be purely down to winning the Europa League.
We'll have all the latest throughout the afternoon here.
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Huddersfield 1-1 Manchester United, 70 minutes
Manchester United have freed up Juan Mata, allowing the Spaniard to go where he pleases in an attempt to create a chance from which they can go back ahead.
Tahith Chong has gone to the left for the time being.
Huddersfield 1-1 Manchester United, 71 minutes
And that's a superb opportunity!
Phil Jones has made a right mess of that. He's ran beyond the Huddersfield defence as Ashley Young delivers a low cross from the left, onside and completely free six yards out as he lets the ball run across him.
It isn't the easiest finish but he has to do far better, skewing the ball over the top with his right boot.
Huddersfield 1-1 Manchester United, 72 minutes
That's another good opportunity.
Better interplay from Manchester United and Juan Mata squares for Marcus Rashford about 14 yards out, Rashford stretching and sliding in an attempt to get a ball a yard-or-so too far ahead of him on target but slicing wide.
GOAL! Chelsea 3-0 Watford (Gonzalo Higuain, 75 minutes)
A third for Chelsea, and they will go third!
Gonzalo Higuain takes it nicely, lifting the ball over Ben Foster after Pedro played him in.
After an awful first half, Chelsea are going to come away comfortable winners. The scoreline is very, very harsh on Watford.
Huddersfield 1-1 Manchester United, 76 minutes
Another lengthy delay as Scott McTominay takes a bang to the dome as Jonas Lössl punches the ball away.
We'll have a healthy period of stoppage time in fifteen minutes or so.
Chelsea 3-0 Watford, 78 minutes
It isn't Watford's afternoon at all.
Jose Holebas dispossesses Mateo Kovacic and goes past David Luiz nicely, but can only crash against the crossbar.
Chelsea 3-0 Watford, 79 minutes
A goal for Gonzalo Higuain, and a decent shift all-in-all. Olivier Giroud replaces him up top.
Huddersfield 1-1 Manchester United, 80 minutes
Huddersfield look the likelier winners here, to be completely honest.
Thrice they cross into dangerous areas, thrice the crosses just evade blue-and-white shirted players.
Chelsea 3-0 Watford, 83 minutes
With the game gone, Watford change their strikers. Isaac Success and Andre Gray on; Gerard Deulofeu and Troy Deeney off.
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