🔴 LIVE: Arsenal frustrated in first half by Leicester
There are seven Premier League fixtures taking place on Saturday.
Keep checking back for updates.A scoreless first half at the King Power Stadium produced little to no goalmouth action to speak of, with Arsenal notably struggling in the absence of four of their main attackers through injury.
A Wilfred Ndidi header on the stroke of half-time which narrowly missed the far post was as close as either side came to breaking the deadlock.
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