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Your support makes all the difference.Arsenal could match their run of 12 successive victories recorded in October 2007 if they beat Crystal Palace on Sunday.
Unai Emery’s men, who have been victorious in every game since their 3-2 defeat to Chelsea in mid-September, made it 11 straight wins in all competitions after grinding out a 1-0 win against Sporting CP in the Europa League.
Crystal Palace, however, have lost each of their last three fixtures and have failed to score in their last two, when they were beaten by Wolves and Everton. Follow the latest below.
What time does it start?
Crystal Palace vs Arsenal kicks off at 1:30pm.
Where can I watch it?
The match will be shown live on Sky Sports’ Premier League and Main Event channels from 12:30pm. Highlights will be shown at 10:30pm on BBC One.
It’s a big game for…
Luka Milivojevic: The Serbian has been in poor form lately and that was highlighted last weekend by his abysmal penalty down the middle which Jordan Pickford easily saved. The 27-year-old midfielder has scored twice in three fixtures against Arsenal, though, and Roy Hodgson will hope he can rediscover his best form against an opponent he fairs relatively well against.
Weird stat…
104.6: Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has a Premier League goal ratio of one every 104.6 minutes on average, the best in the league’s history for players who have scored at least 10 times.
Player to watch…
Mesut Ozil: The former Germany international was at his magisterial best against Leicester City on Monday. He placed Hector Bellerin’s cross past Kasper Schmeichel on the half volley to equalise before being heavily involved in Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang’s double, including the assist for his second. Ozil was an unused substitute in Lisbon and therefore will be fresh and raring to go come kick-off on Sunday.
Past three meetings…
Arsenal 4 (Monreal, Iwobi, Koscielny, Lacazette) Crystal Palace 1 (Milivojevic), Premier League, January 2018
Crystal Palace 2 (Townsend, Tomkins) Arsenal 3 (Mustafi, Sanchez x2), Premier League, December 2017
Crystal Palace 3 (Townsend, Cabaye, Milivojevic pen) Arsenal 0, Premier League, April 2017
Form guide…
Crystal Palace: WDWLLL
Arsenal: WWWWWW
Odds…
Crystal Palace to win: 17/5
Arsenal to win: 3/4
Draw: 3/1
GOAL! Crystal Palace 1-2 Arsenal (Aubameyang 56')
What a turn around from Emery's side. A corner is swung in and the Gabon striker is on hand to poke over the line.
GOAL! Burnley 0-2 Chelsea (Barkley 57')
That is the best of Ross Barkley there. He had scored in his last two games and he makes it three by driving forward before smashing in a left-foot shot into the bottom corner from 25 yards out.
GOAL! Burnley 0-3 Chelsea (Willian 63')
The Brazilian has been threatening to do it all afternoon and he finally does. He cuts inside and this time gets his angles right, and a deflection off the defender takes it away from Hart and into the corner.
65 min: Burnley 0-3 Chelsea
Change for Burnley as Ashley Barnes replaces Jeff Hendrick.
67 min: Crystal Palace 1-2 Arsenal
Palace have responded well after Arsenal's four-minute blitz, and substitute Max Meyer nearly levels it up but fires over on the turn.
Meanwhile, fellow German Mesut Ozil goes off in a strop as he is replaced by Danny Welbeck.
Twenty minutes to go in both fixtures. Where will the points go at Selhurst Park? How many more will Chelsea add at Turf Moor?
72 min: Burnley 0-3 Chelsea
It is getting worse for Sean Dyche. Jack Cork heads off injured following a clash with Ross Barkley and is replaced by Ashley Westwood.
Meanwhile Olivier Giroud comes on for the visitors for Alvaro Morata, who had been booked.
75 min: Crystal Palace 1-2 Arsenal
Arsenal have had to ride a Palace fightback in the last twenty minutes but they create another chance through Alex Iwobi. The Nigerian has his shot blocked behind for a corner though with Lacazette well placed.
78 min: Burnley 0-3 Chelsea
Olivier Giroud hasn't scored much lately, but he nearly ends that drought here. Another chipped ball from Jorginho finds the onrushing Willian who sets up the Frenchman.
However the former Arsenal man curls his first-time effort wide of the far post.
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