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Burnley vs Arsenal live: Latest score as Alex Sanchez scores last-minute penalty to secure three points for Gunners

Follow the latest from the Premier League clash at Turf Moor

Jack Watson
Sunday 26 November 2017 11:41 GMT
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Aaron Ramsey takes on Steven Defour during Arsenal's clash with Burnley
Aaron Ramsey takes on Steven Defour during Arsenal's clash with Burnley (Getty)

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Arsenal will look to back up last weekend’s north London derby victory over Tottenham with another win when they take on high-flying Burnley, who are currently level on points with the Gunners and sitting in seventh place in the Premier League table. Follow the latest here.

  • Burnley vs Arsenal kicks off at 14:00 GMT
  • Arsenal can overtake Tottenham and Liverpool and move into top four with victory
  • A win for Burnley would see Clarets move into fourth
  • No Mesut Ozil due to illness
  • Arsenal to make wholesale changes to recall likes of Sanchez and Lacazette
  • Wood back for Burnley after being rested

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This weekend’s Premier League fixtures:

Friday

West Ham United 1-1 Leicester City

Saturday

Crystal Palace 2-1 Stoke City

Manchester United 1-0 Brighton & Hove Albion

Newcastle United 0-3 Watford

Swansea City 0-0 Bournemouth

Tottenham Hotspur 1-1 West Bromwich Albion

Liverpool 1-1 Chelsea

Sunday

Southampton vs Everton – 13:30

Burnley vs Arsenal – 14:00

Huddersfield Town vs Manchester City – 16:00

Good afternoon and welcome to live coverage of Burnley vs Arsenal. Arsenal face an in form Burnley who pride themselves on being hard to beat, it's cold and conditions will not be easy for Arsenal. What could possibly go wrong...

Jack Watson26 November 2017 12:59

Team news

Just one hour until kick off. Here's how the two teams line up.

Jack Watson26 November 2017 13:01

Reports are circling that Arsenal are yet to arrive at Turf Moor. They have one hour until kick off so they better get a move on.

Jack Watson26 November 2017 13:03

Team news

So the headline from the team news is Mesut Ozil is not in the Arsenal squad due to illness, Alex Iwobi takes his place as the only change from their 2-0 victory over Spurs.

Jack Wilshere continues to settle for a place on the bench.

Jack Watson26 November 2017 13:07

As well as minute-by-minute updates from Turf Moor we'll also keep you up to date with all the action as Southampton host Everton.

Here's how those teams line up:

Jack Watson26 November 2017 13:12

Fancy seeing PSG, Real Madrid and Barcelona at Turf Moor?

The winner of this match will end the weekend on fourth. Burnley sit sixth and Arsenal fourth, but both teams have 22 points so could leapfrog Spurs in fourth who are on 24 points.

Jack Watson26 November 2017 13:18

The Arsenal team arrived about ten minutes ago and are starting to warm up.

Jack Watson26 November 2017 13:23

As part of the Premier League's support for Stonewall's Rainbow Lace campaign, both captains will wear a rainbow armband with some players lacing up their boots with multi-coloured laces to show support and inclusivity to the LGBT football community. 

Jack Watson26 November 2017 13:33

Southampton vs Everton

The Saints have seen the better of the ball in the opening ten minutes. Charlie Austin has had the best chance with a volley on the edge of the box sailing over.

Jack Watson26 November 2017 13:41

Southampton vs Everton

Another chance for Charlie Austin who is up for this one. Southampton work the ball to the sticker who hits the ball first time and narrowly side foots a shot wide of the post. Everton on the ropes.

Jack Watson26 November 2017 13:43

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