Chelsea vs Newcastle LIVE: Premier League result and final score after stunning Kai Havertz goal

6 mins: Tierney plays a clipped ball down the line for Martinelli, who beats Ricardo around the outside. He goes down while appealing for a tug, but nothing is given. Ricardo eased the Brazilian off the ball and there wasn’t much in it. Saka then gets his first opening down the right.

4 mins: Leicester have started off here with a decent spell of possession - although a heavy touch from Dewsbury-Hall hands Arsenal the ball back. Maddison has lined up high and alongside Iheanacho in the Leicester attack.

3 mins: Ramsdale gets clattered as he comes out of his box to make a clearance. The Arsenal goalkeeper made one of the saves of the season to deny a James Maddison free-kick in the reverse fixture earlier this campaign.

We’re underway at the Emirates after both teams meet in the centre circle for a moment of solidarity for the people of Ukraine.

West Ham’s win over Aston Villa earlier means Arsenal have dropped down to sixth ahead of kick-off, but they can finish the weekend where they started in fourth place with a win here.

The players are out at the Emirates and kick-off is moments away.

Mikel Arteta: “We always hope for better. This is a team that has performed consistently. We need to keep doing a lot of the good things we are doing, but we understand it is going to be difficult today.

Brendan Rodgers: “Mikel has done fantastically well after a different start. They have cohesion now and players who can make the difference. It’s a real challenge for us but we came here and won. We will have to suffer today but let’s go and play football and work hard.”

Arsenal are unchanged from last weekend’s win over Watford, which means Emile Smith Rowe misses out. The headline changes for Leicester see Youri Tielemens and Wilfred Ndidi drop to the bench. James Maddison starts but Jamie Vardy is not involved.

Arsenal are showing solidary with Ukraine at the Emirates today, particularly their former right back Oleh Luzhnyi.

A moment from Kai Havertz that displays why we keep coming back to football, in a match that offered so many reasons to stay away.

Procedure insists we must state the scoreline of this match at Stamford Bridge was a late 1-0 win for Chelsea over Newcastle United, but the real significance is not on the table or anything like this. It is what it means for the sport, and society.

The wonder is how a fixture like this will be looked back on. What will its place in history be?

There were many moments were it barely felt a football match at all, and not just because it was mostly a poor game.

It is difficult not to feel that, just at the point where the Premier League appears to have reached a peak in terms of financial power, this showcased the absolute worst of the sport. So much of it, put bluntly, was so depressing.

Miguel Delaney’s match report from Stamford Bridge:

Chelsea 1-0 Newcastle

Everton 0-1 Wolves

Leeds 2-1 Norwich

Southampton 1-2 Watford

West Ham 2-1 Aston Villa