Manchester City v Arsenal LIVE: Latest score as Phil Foden sent on to unlock defiant 10-man Gunners

Ben White is getting ready to come on at half time, and it will be for Saka.

Trossard red card pundit reaction on Sky Sports:

Theo Walcott: “We’ve been here before this season. You kick the ball away, you’re going to get a booking.”

Roy Keane also agrees with the former Arsenal player, saying: “When you’re on a yellow card, do not give the referee a chance to send you off.

“You can say it’s harsh all you want but it’s a yellow card.”

Sky Sports are just showing an example of Doku also kicking the ball away and not being shown a yellow card...

Here is the official explanation for the yellow card from the Premier League match centre on X: “The referee issued a second yellow card to Leandro Trossard for delaying the restart.”

After a frantic half of football, here is a quick look at some of the stats:

An intense half of Premier League football comes to an end. So often clashes between the biggest sides are cagey affairs, but today’s match has been anything but that.

City have been the better of the two teams, but Arsenal have grasped their chances, although the red card to Trossard just on the brink of half time has put a serious dent in their chances of getting all three points at the Etihad.

45+7 minutes: RED CARD! Partey is shown a yellow card for a sliding tackle just on the brink of half time, and the free kick will be City’s last chance of the half.

But there’s another twist in the story and Trossard is shown a red card! He has flown into a tackle, barging Bernardo Silva, and then kicked the ball away. The Arsenal midfielder had already been shown a yellow card earlier in the match and he has to go here!

45+5 minutes: City are trying to attack the Arsenal backline but the visitors are holding firm and trying to get through to the break with their lead intact.

45+2 minutes: There is a VAR check for a possible foul on Ederson from Martinelli, but the goal is allowed to stand!

Gary Neville has just called out Ederson for “allowing” himself to be knocked to the ground by Martinelli.

45+1 minutes: GOAL! A minute into the six minutes of added time and Arsenal have taken the lead!

It has come against the run of play, but Gabriel has headed the ball into the back of the net.

He had looked dangerous from a corner beforehand and he was just in the perfect place for that one.

Another update from our man on the ground Richard Jolly:

Exit Rodri, clattered within three seconds of kick-off, hurt a quarter of an hour later, a knee problem providing a cause for concern for Manchester City, regardless of the result against Arsenal.

His importance does not just stem from his excellence - though as a possible Ballon d'Or winner, he is among the best in the world - but from City's record without him. They lost at Arsenal last season when he was suspended and when Mateo Kovacic had a particularly poor game. While City have fared better without Rodri this season, it is still more reassuring for him when he is present.