Burnley vs Arsenal LIVE SCORE: Gunners look at five straight Premier League wins
Arsenal manages to find goals
The Gunners manager explained what he did to get his team shooting again:
Nothing. Let the team work on their strengths. Sometimes it's about convincing the players to try more and have certain beliefs. That is the evolution a team needs throughout the season, because opponents are very intelligent.
Mikel Arteta
Time is running out for Kompany
Started today's match eight points from safety in the Premier League.
With only fourteen games to go The Clarets are going to win their home games if they want to have any chance of survival.
Arsenal will be a tough task for Kompany's side, but they will need the fans to act as twelfth men.
Gunners are firing on all cylinders
After scoring nine goals in the last two matches, Arteta's side will go into this match full of confidence and will be looking to keep their title push going.
Today Arsenal offer a tricky draw and it will be a tough test of their ability to challenge.
These are the kind of matches where champions come in and deal with the opposition and make sure they come away with all three points.
Welcome to Burnley vs Arsenal
Burnley take on Arsenal at Turf Moor this afternoon, with the visitors arriving in good form after scoring six goals to demolish West Ham last weekend.
On-loan Maxime Esteve made his debut against Liverpool at Anfield but was forced to leave in the 1980se minute but should be fit enough to start again today.
Nathan Redmond, Luca Koleosho and Lyle Foster are all out on long-term absences for the Clarets, with the latter having undergone surgery on a chronic injury.
Jordan Beyer is still dealing with a thigh injury, but Charlie Taylor's shoulder problem should heal in time for him to be eligible for this match.
Hannes Delcroix should continue to play at left back if necessary, having returned from injury himself last time out against Liverpool.
It is uncertain whether Oleksandr Zinchenko will be fit for today's trip, but Arsenal will be hoping Takehiro Tomiyasu will have recovered from a minor niggle he suffered on his return from the Asian Cup.
Gabriel Jesus and Emile Smith Rowe are both top picks for Mikel Arteta, while Jorginho should be fit after missing at the London Stadium following a punch he picked up.
Jurrien Timber, Thomas Partey and Fabio Viera are all out for a spell for the Gunners, although the latter is targeting a return for next week's Champions League clash with FC Porto.