We asked for your thoughts after Saturday's Premier League game between Arsenal and Hull City.

Here are some of your comments:

Arsenal fans

David: Another win, another step towards retaining the trophy. But these narrow victories are beginning to feel like we're playing with fire. The margins are too fine, the nerves too frayed. Sooner or later, 1-0 to the Arsenal becomes 1-1. We need to start turning dominance into goals and comfortable wins. You can't keep living on the edge.

Roger: Another win, but another game where Arsenal's lack of firepower was exposed. It will be interesting to see what moves Arsenal will make in January and who will make way.

Harry: OK, so it was another 1-0 victory but more importantly, it's three more points. Ideally we need to sign a proven goalscorer in January, but as long as we keep winning and Manchester City keep dropping points I'll be happy.

Frank: Definitely not flowing right now but I will take it all day long.

Dave: A typical battling display from the Gunners but highlighting the need for a top class striker that fits into the Arsenal style of play.

Hull City fans

Reginald: Kicked us off the pitch. 15 fouls to our six. Five yellow cards to our none.

Tone: I thought Hull put in a good effort to neutralise Arsenal for a large part of the game. Defended resolutely. Not pretty but effective. They can go home feeling pleased to have given the Champions a tough game.

Gary: Just a point dropped, not disastrous for the mighty Tigers, but the slide down the league isn't fun after a great start.

Al the Tiger: A good effort. Solid defensively throughout but we just couldn't create enough chances or take the ones that we made. It just all came down to one error from Konstantinos Tzolakis and that was enough for Arsenal to win it. High scoring Brighton next... it doesn't get any easier!

Mike: Yet further proof Hull are no pushovers. What they lack in class is made up with hard work and resolute defending. However, how far it will take them is the hard question. In the Premier League you also need to score and that will, I fear, be their eventual downfall. Arsenal on the other hand, far from convincing, even their goal had an element of luck. Not the side of last year, Hull made them look ordinary. COYT.