Arsenal will look to take full advantage of results elsewhere in the Premier League this weekend when they host Burnley at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday. With Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester City playing out a 2-2 draw on Saturday evening, coupled with Liverpool's loss at home to Swansea City and Manchester United's draw at Stoke City, things are looking positive for the Gunners. While league leaders Chelsea could stretch their lead with a win over Hull City, Arsene Wenger will merely be focused on what his own side do on Sunday and that's claim all three points against Sean Dyche's men. Arsenal left it late the last time these two sides met at Turf Moor, with a controversial injury-time...
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