FT: Slavia Prague 0-3 Arsenal. The majestic Gunners move to the top of the 36-team Champions League table after easing to a comfortable victory here in Prague.

Goal! Slavia Prague 0-3 Arsenal. Mikel Merino grabs his second of the evening here in the capital of the Czech Republic

Goooaaalll!!!

Goal! Slavia 0-2 Arsenal - Mikel Merino doubles the lead moments after the interval

Gooooaaaaalll!!!

And we’re off for the second half here in Prague with the score One Nil To The Arsenal

HT: Slavia Prague 0-1 Arsenal

Up stepped Saka to calmly slot past Markovic to make it 1-0.

VAR’s explanation on the big screen explained that Provod’s left hand was in an unnatural position above the shoulder, which made his body bigger.

The opener coming after the ball hit Provod’s raised arm, after Gabriel’s header at the near post.

GOAL!!!!! Slavia Prague 0-1 Arsenal - Bukayo Saka slots home his penalty on 32 minutes to put the Gunners ahead amid a raucous atmosphere here in Prague

GOOOOOOOAAAAAAAALLLLLLLLL

23 - YELLOW CARD for Ethan Nwaneri

There's a decent Tifo showing from Slavia Prague's Ultras to be fair

ICYMI Arsenal subs: Setford, Rojas Fedorushchenko, Mosqyera, White, Eze, Calafiori, Lewis-Skelly, Dowman, Sagie Jr, Harriman-Annous

ICYMI Arsenal subs: Setford, Rojas Fedorushchenko, Mosqyera, White, Eze, Calafiori, Lewis-Skelly, Dowman, Sagie Jr, Harriman-Annous

ICYMI - Arsenal starting XI: Raya, Timber, Saliba, Gabriel, Hincapie, Rice, Norgaard, Nwaneri, Saka, Trossard, Merino

ICYMI: Mikel Arteta makes four changes to the side that beat Burnley at the weekend. Mikel Merino leads the line in place of injured Viktor Gyokeres

The Gunners have won seven games in a row without conceding in all competitions for just the second time in the club's history, previously doing so 38 years ago.

An eighth successive clean sheet tonight against Slavia Prague would equal a club record set in 1903

Did you know Slavia Prague are winless in their four meetings with Arsenal (D2 L2) - let's hope that's still the case cone the end of 90 minutes

A strong start from Slavia Prague on and off the pitch - unsurprising really given that they have not conceded in their last five games domestically and are the current champions

A strong start from Slavia Prague on and off the pitch - unsurprising really given that they have not conceded in their last five games domestically and are the current champions

Amid a raucous Prague atmosphere powered by their fanatical support, Raya had to be alert to keep out Youssoupha Sanyang’s right footed shot low effort moments later.

2 - Slavia’s Lukas Provod powers into the box but steers his low effort narrowly Wye of David Raya’s far post