Full-Time: SLV PRAGUE 0-0 ARSENAL

Tavares mops up at the back as Arsenal threaten to grab an undeserved winner. A draw is enough to take Arsenal through to the last 16 though.

Arsenal are finishing the match strongly as the rain continues to pour down.

Five minutes of stoppage time to be played.

A late change by Slavia as Tomas Jablonsky replaces Pudil

Adebayor's header is easily gathered by Vorel. It's the first time the keeper has been forced to make a save though.

Another booking - the sixth of the game which hasn't been particularly dirty - Daniel Pudil this time.

The free-kick hits the back of Marek Suchy's heel and goes out for a goal kick.

Denilson is booked for tripping Ivana.

Tricky play by Ivana who eventually wins a free-kick on the edge of the area.

The woeful Eduardo makes way for Emmanuel Eboue.

A goalmouth scramble ends with Gilberto hoofing a shot way over the crossbar at least it was an effort on goal.

Slavia also make a change with Milan Ivana replacing Senkerik.

Wenger brings on Adebayor for Bendtner.

A great save by Almunia keeps it goalless. Senkerik latches on to a long ball and tries to lift the ball over the keeper who makes a soild stop to deny the Slavia striker.

Slavia's tackling has been fierce and their marking tight - they're determined to hang on for at least a point.

Another yellow card as Matej Krajcik is booked after hauling Diaby back.

Frantisek Drizdal's superb run and cross causes chaos in the Gunners defence until Alexandre Song eventually clears.

Bendtner tries to send Eduardo clear but Michal Vorel races out of his goal to hack the ball away from danger.

Diaby sets up Eduardo inside the area but the Croatian can not get a shot on goal and requires treatment after falling awkwardly.

The rain is unrelenting but the game continues to stutter.

A tiring Smicer makes way for David Kalivoda.

David Hubacek tries his luck from distance but his effort is way too high.

Denilson starts a ruck after leaving his foot high and catching Svec.

The corner comes to nothing but Arsenal have definitely stepped up a gear since the interval.

Walcott's cross is once again poor - but at least he wins a corner.

Diaby wins a free-kick - the Gunners are finally getting into their stride.

Better play by Arsenal as they string a few passes together.

Lassana Diarra is booked after clattering into Svec although he appeared to lose his footing in the slippery conditions.

It's getting livelier though as Bendtner's shot is deflected away from goal.

Svec wins the ball in midfield and, after a good move, Senkerik falls over in the area - the referee waves play on though.

Eduardo loses the ball again - the Croatian and Walcott have been dire.

Slavia appear to have the belief they can win this game as they surge on to the attack in the early moments of the second half.

Svec is rightly booked for cynically chopping down Eduardo.

The heavens have opened in Prague as Slavia get the second half underway in torrential rain.

Half-Time: SLV PRAGUE 0-0 ARSENAL.

A great move on the stroke of half-time ends with Senkerik heading over the bar, although the Slavia man is flagged offside.

Walcott is getting no change out of the Slavia defence as he's bundled off the ball yet again.

Tavares becomes the first player to go into the referee's notebook after tussling with Diaby.

Slavia have really picked up after making a nervous start to the game and are currently the better side.

A good turn by Zdenek Senkerik who makes room for himself inside the area before forcing Manuel Almunia to make a fingertip save.

Eduardo, who has been completely invisible so far, goes on a run but is eventually crowded out by the packed Slavia defence.

At last some space for Walcott, but again his final ball is woeful and Slavia easily clear their lines.

Both sides seem content with a stalemate as chances remain notable by their absence.

Gael Clichy looks to have got away from Michal Svec before he's unceremoniously knocked over by the Slavia defender.

Bendtner is looking lively, although he's also finding it hard to break down the Slavia defence.

Gilberto gets his revenge on Smicer with a clumsy tackle. The play, such as it is, is bogged down in midfield for the time being.

Former Liverpool star Vladimir Smicer lunges at Gilberto, but again there's no card - just a stern word from the referee.

It's not been a thriller so far but at least, after a slow start, Slavia are making a game of it.

The referee has a word with Abou Diaby after the Arsenal man catches Frantisek Drizdal with a high boot, but escapes a booking.

A great run by Bendtner but his cross is cut out before it can reach Walcott.

The chance seems to have lifted Slavia as they start to pass the ball more confidently.

Slavia win the first corner of the match but an unmarked Mickael Tavares heads an excellent chance over the bar - a let-off for Arsenal.

It's been a very tame start to the game - no chances for either side so far.

Slick passing by Arsenal - they're playing a different game to Slavia.

Bendtner wins a free-kick by the corner flag, but Walcott's delivery is dreadful and sails harmlessly over everybody.

Gilberto Silva is busy in the centre of midfield, presumably attempting to impress Wenger and win his place back in the starting line-up on a regular basis.

The Czech side seem in awe of what is essentially Arsenal's second-string side.

Slavia are playing a cagey game - you'd almost think they were the away team.

Slavia, in contrast, are in a more sober white kit, with a hint of red.

Arsenal appear to be playing in a hybrid Barcelona shirt which is a little alarming.

Arsenal play the ball around at the back, to jeers from the home fans.

Arsenal get the game underway at a chilly Prague.

Arsenal have won all three of their group games to date while Slavia are third with three points from three matches after beating Steaua Bucharest 2-1 in their opening encounter.

Karel Jarolim's Slavia side lead the Czech League by six points from second-placed city rivals Sparta after 12 games of the season and beat Teplice 1-0 on Saturday.

Wenger opted to leave Cesc Fabregas, Kolo Toure, Tomas Rosicky and Alexander Hleb at home and has decided to start with Theo Walcott, Eduardo Da Silva and Nicklas Bendtner in what is almost a reserve team line-up.

Just two weeks after thrashing Slavia 7-0 at the Emirates Stadium, the Gunners know that a point in Prague could be enough to seal their place in the last 16 of the competition.

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has opted to rest several of his stars for the Champions League Group H clash at Czech League leaders Slavia Prague.