What does that result mean?

Arsenal draw level on points with Manchester City, who remain top with a game in hand thanks to a superior goal difference.

City, remember, are at Liverpool on Sunday (16:30 BST kick-off).

That literally was the last kick of the game.

Arsenal had to come from behind but they did just that, the mark of champions? They close the gap on Manchester City but still sit second on goal difference.

Leeds suffer their first defeat of the season so far.

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Bukayo Saka has a brilliant chance for 3-1 with the last kick of the game but he's denied by James Trafford.

That after I defended James Trafford earlier.

Last chance saloon for Leeds now.

Wow. A massive let off for James Trafford.

He comes right off his line and out of his 18-yard box to try to deal with the long ball but Victor Gyokeres has him really under pressure and Trafford is left scrambling to get back on his line. Luckily for him he does that and is back in time to deny Bukayo Saka.

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Five minutes added on for Leeds to salvage something.

As it stands they are facing their first defeat of the season.

Arsenal's final change of the match will be Mikel Merino for Martin Odegaard.

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Leeds look like they've ran out of ideas. It's what champions do and Arsenal have got the squad depth. They've got the quality and they all work hard for each other.

The ball just gets away from Bruno Guimaraes and Leeds almost make a mess of the clearance but they get it up the other end of the field eventually.

The hopes of an attack don't last long as Declan Rice thumps clear.

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It looks like Arsenal's goal has taken the wind out of Leeds' sails.

It looked pretty good for Leeds for just over five minutes of this second half but an equaliser seems unlikely now. Barely any action since James Justin's goal has been in the Arsenal half.

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Jayden Bogle and Nico Elvedi are off.

Jean-Matteo Bahoya and Jaka Bijol are on.

Last throw of the dice for Leeds as Daniel Farke prepares two more substitutions with five minutes of normal time remaining.

Martin Odegaard is the latest into the referee's book for delaying the restart.

How has that not gone in?!

It was beautiful skill from Declan Rice at the back post, shifting the ball from one foot to the other to wrongfoot his marker and keep the ball alive close to the byline.

Martin Odegaard is arriving and all he needs to do is finish from two yards but somehow James Trafford gathers.

Good work in a tight space from Jurrien Timber but Bukayo Saka's cross is blocked.

Equalising goalscorer Riccardo Calafiori is replaced by Piero Hincapie.

Bit of a mix up with the Leeds substitutions here.

Gabriel Gudmundsson thought he was being brought off but Daniel Farke waves his finger for him to get back on the pitch.

It is in fact James Justin who makes way for Lukas Nmecha.

Bruno Guimaraes is held up by James Justin in the middle of the field and the Leeds man knows that he's heading into Paul Tierney's book for that.