ARSENAL return to Premier League action on Sunday night when they welcome Burnley to the Emirates.
The Gunners enter the game in torrid form in the division, having failed to win in their last four league matches.
When is Arsenal vs Burnley?
- Arsenal vs Burnley takes place on Sunday, December 13.
- The match kicks off at 7.15pm GMT.
- The Emirates Stadium plays host, with 2,000 socially distanced fans in attendance.
- There will be another government review into the region restrictions on December 16.
What TV channel and live stream is Arsenal vs Burnley on?
Arsenal vs Burnley will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League.
Sky begin their coverage at 7pm.
Non Sky subscribers can grab a Now TV day pass from £9.99.
What is team news?
Nicolas Pepe could return to the Gunners’ Premier League line up having served his three-match ban for his sending off against Leeds.
Thomas Partey, however, will miss out with injury. Boss Mikel Arteta says the Ghana midfielder will be asbent for the next few matches.
Partey only returned against Tottenham in the Gunners’ last match, but pulled up injured in the first half right before Harry Kane made it 2-0 to Spurs.
Arteta said: “He got injured in the same area, not exactly the same spot but the same area as before. He will miss the next few matches.
“He did incredibly well [in training before Spurs match] and he was very confident.
“We tested him three times and he had zero symptoms, but in football you have a lot of unpredictable actions.”
What have they said?
Arteta said on Arsenal’s poor run of results: “It’s strange to say but we played much better against Spurs than what we did against Manchester United. Against Manchester United, we scored a penalty and won 1-0.
“We had an incredible performance but then we lost the derby 2-0 so obviously we cannot talk about that because we have lost the game.
“We cannot be so analytical just with one thing in the work that we do because there are many other factors that contribute. But obviously we are here to win football matches and that’s the only thing that people see at the end.”
