Arsenal vs Brighton LIVE: Premier League latest score and goal updates as both teams put winning starts on the line and Leandro Trossard starts

Complete domination from Arsenal so far. First, Saka finds Odegaard on the overlap but the Norwegian’s cross is headed away. Moments later, Saka tries the early cross first time, but it’s miscued and goes to Verbruggen.

Brighton can’t get out of their own half at the moment.

There was a lot of focus on Leandro Trossard before kick-off, as well as Raheem Sterling given his late move from Chelsea. They’ll be competing for a place on the left wing, along with Gabriel Martinelli.

But the early stages here are a reminder of how much of Arsenal’s play goes down their right, through Bukayo Saka and Martin Odegaard.

Saka is giving young Jack Hinshelwood a tough first half, and he nearly got in on goal following a gorgeous chipped pass from Odegaard.

Some lovely play from Odegaard as he receives on the edge of the box and clips a lovely looped ball over the defence and into the path of Saka. The England winger opts for the side-footed volley, but it’s straight at Verbruggen.

Leandro Trossard tries to justify his inclusion almost right away as he cuts inside and clips a cross towards the back post, but it is just out of the reach of Havertz.

Moments later, Hinshelwood drags down Saka on the right-wing edge of the box.

Arsenal have a habit of starting games quickly, and they’re trying to do so again here. Plenty of the ball in the opening stages, and they’re closing down very quickly.

Early pressure from Arsenal as Saka carries into the box and tries to deliver a cross, but it’s blocked by Hinshelwood.

The away side get us underway in north London.

There are loud cheers from the Arsenal fans as Raheem Sterling’s name is announced before kick-off at the Emirates. With the 29-year-old signed on loan late last night, he was unable to be registered in time for the game.

Just five minutes until kick-off at the Emirates, and both sides are coming out onto the pitch.

Will one side keep their 100 per cent winning record? Or will each side have to settle for a point?

These two sides have met a total of 30 times, with games dating back to 1935.

Arsenal have won 17 of these matches, with Brighton winning eight and five ending as draws.

The Gunners have won three of their last four league matches against Brighton, but the Seagulls have won three of their seven top-flight away matches versus the Gunners (D1, L3).

Last season, Arsenal won both matches – 2-0 at home and 3-0 away.