"The Premier League leaders are seeking a ninth straight win in all competitions when Arsenal travel to Burnley on Saturday. The Gunners, who beat Crystal Palace in their last top-flight match six days ago, start four points clear of second-placed Bournemouth and have not conceded in six games across the league, Champions League and EFL Cup. Burnley are five points above the relegation zone and three off the top half of the table, having beaten Leeds United 2-0 at home."
"While we're up against a top team in Arsenal, we need to make it tough for them and do the polar opposite of what they want. Our fans are going to need to bring absolutely humongous energy into the stadium and our players are going to need to bring unbelievable spirit, showing the best version of themselves. We'll be fearless in our approach and in how we go about it - showing confidence, desire and passion - and with that, make it as uncomfortable for them as we possibly can."
Arsenal travel to Burnley aiming for a ninth consecutive win and sit four points clear of second-placed Bournemouth. Arsenal have kept clean sheets in six matches across the Premier League, Champions League and EFL Cup. Burnley occupy a position five points above the relegation zone and recorded recent wins over Leeds United and Wolves. Burnley will miss centre-back Jordan Beyer (hamstring) plus right-back Connor Roberts and forward Zeki Amdouni (both knee). Manager Scott Parker called for a fortress performance at Turf Moor, promising a fearless, high-energy approach. Arsenal are without Gabriel Martinelli through injury. Starting XIs and substitutes were named for both teams.
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