Chelsea have come out extremely fast.

Liam Delap is the figurehead of this team, he is linking up nicely with his team-mates.

Nice feet from Jamie Gittens. He manages to work the ball into Nicolas Jackson, but Jackson doesn't connect with it properly and Johor Darul Ta'zim regain possession.

Back under way in Malaysia.

Teddy Sharman-Lowe comes off and Gaga Slonina comes on in goal for Chelsea.

We're not far from the second half. There's a light show for the fans inside the Sultan Ibrahim Larkin stadium as the players start to walk out from the tunnel.

And that is that.

City end their tour of Asia with a victory as Enzo Maresca has plenty to build on.

Iker Luque is set free to the right of the box. It sits up nicely for him but he hammers into the side netting.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter

A first pre-season injury for Chelsea.

Unfortunately a hamstring issue for Aaron Anselmino, who has had a few similar injuries since joining the Blues.

I felt he was heading towards a loan but that could disrupt the defender's options to move.

Atleti try to find a way in behind the City backline but it's not happening.

It's been a fairly comfortable second half for Enzo Maresca's side.

The visitors get us under way against the Premier League champions at the Emirates.

We're also into six minutes of added time, by the way.

Alex Howell
BBC Sport Arsenal reporter at Emirates Stadium

There's been a bit of a buzz on the touchline for a while before the players took to the pitch and that is because new signing Bruno Guimaraes has just been unveiled.

He gets a huge reception from the fans inside the stadium and waves to the crowd.

The midfielder is not involved today but Arsenal have another game at the Emirates against Como on Wednesday.

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City have been decent here.

Looks like they're shaping up well for the Community Shield with Arsenal next week.

The ball is hooked to the far post and there is Claudio Echeverri but he can't make the contact needed and spoons it over.

Or swaz as the commentator just said.

Alex Howell
BBC Sport Arsenal reporter

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Myles Lewis-Skelly starts in midfield for Arsenal today, but it has never been a straightforward journey into the Gunners' first team.

The 19-year-old's development has been rapid since his breakthrough in the 2024-25 season - he took his chance when injury was rife in the Arsenal squad to become one of the best young full-backs in the Premier League.

That form led to him breaking into the England squad and, in March 2025, Lewis-Skelly became the youngest man to score on England debut when he claimed the opener in a 2-0 win against Albania at Wembley.

A few months later, the academy graduate was rewarded with a new five-year contract.

What was most impressive about his breakthrough is that left-back is not even Lewis-Skelly's natural position.

The teenager came through Arsenal's Hale End academy as a midfielder and has always maintained that is his best position, even if the role of full-back provided him the platform to showcase his talents in the Gunners' first team.

Matheus Nunes takes the ball about 30 yards from goal and hammers one on target but Salvi Esquivel punches clear.

A good bit of swerve on that one.

It has been a weird first half from Chelsea.

The Blues started strongly, but Johor Darul Ta'zim came into the game and started to control the majority of the first half.

Arif Aiman scored an easy tap-in to break the deadlock, and Oscar Arribas had two golden opportunities to double the lead.

However, Liam Delap, who isn't having his best game managed to score the equaliser.

All to play for in the second half.

Aadam Patel
Football Reporter at Anfield

An update on Ronald Araujo, who flew to the North West this morning to complete his medical and other formalities before completing his season-long loan move to Liverpool from Barcelona.

With neither Joe Gomez, Giovanni Leoni or Jeremy Jacquet in the squad today, that tells you all you need to know about Liverpool's situation at centre-back.

Araujo, 27, is primarily a centre-back but can also play at right-back. Liverpool do have an option to buy for 55m euros (£47.2m) but for now, this seems very much like a case of Liverpool responding to their injury crisis, rather than seeing the Uruguayan as someone for the long-term.

And that's the end of the first half...