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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 06:41 EST
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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

7 years ago

Goal!

Southampton 1-0 Everton

An adventurous run from Nathan Redmond and a first time pass to Dusan Tadic splits open Everton and he taps the ball around Jordan Pickford and into the net. Very nice move and a deserved goal.

Jack Watson26 November 2017 13:49
7 years ago

Fantasy Watch

No Mesut Ozil may frustrate a few fantasy mangers. But plenty of people, myself included, will be hoping Stephan Ward puts in another top performance. 

Jack Watson26 November 2017 13:51
7 years ago

Fairly grim conditions at Turf Moor. A further test of character for Arsenal who are often frail when presented with such tests.

Jack Watson26 November 2017 13:56
7 years ago

The teams are making their way onto the pitch. Can Burnely beat Arsenal in the league for the first time since 1974? We'll find out shortly, kick is if minutes away and we have you covered with minute-by-minute updates.

Jack Watson26 November 2017 13:58
7 years ago

Southampton vs Everton

Things are going for bad to worse for Everton as Leighton Baines is forced off with an injury. Ashley Williams is his replacement.

Jack Watson26 November 2017 14:00
7 years ago

Lee Mason blows his whistle for the first time and the game is underway. Up for grabs, a spot in the top four.

Jack Watson26 November 2017 14:01
7 years ago

1: Burnley have made their game plan very obvious from the start. Long balls from the back to Ashley Barnes seems to be plan A. Ben Mee fires a long pass to the striker who beats Shkodran Mustafi in the air to nod to Jeff Hendrick who is offside.

Jack Watson26 November 2017 14:04
7 years ago

5: Burnley have a free kick from a deep are and clip a cross into the box which Arsenal just about deal with. The Clarets win back possession and Johan Berg Gudmundsson looks to find Ashley Barnes in the middle but his cross goes out for a goal kick. Burnley the much better side.

Jack Watson26 November 2017 14:07
7 years ago

10: Arsenal have settled down and are having a little more joy on the ball but Burnley still look very comfortable. This game has Arsenal Fan TV meltdown written all over it.

Jack Watson26 November 2017 14:13
7 years ago

13: Arsenal knock the ball about a bit but Alexandre Lacazette is caught offside high up the pitch. That tells you how much Burnley are pressing Arsenal.

Jack Watson26 November 2017 14:15

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