The Gunners suffered a heart breaking loss at the hands of fierce rivals Chelsea last time out and will be looking to bounce back in a competition they have tasted success in recent years.
Per Mertesacker's sending off in the first half set the pace for the match and the Blues capitalized on it with Diego Costa once again scoring against Arsenal. As a result the Gunners have lost their top spot in the league.
Arsene Wenger's side will however be buoyed with several key players set to return to the side. Egyptian international Elneny who made the switch to the Emirates in the January transfer window is also poised to make his debut for the Gunners according to his manager.
"It's a possibility that I'll have a look at him tomorrow," Wenger said. "He has good technique, good vision, quick decision making. And he's very mobile, very agile."
Apart from the former Basel man, Arsenal will have a host of option in the middle of the park with the likes of Francis Coquelin, Tomas Rosicky and Mikel Arteta also available for selection.
Despite a wealth of options, Wenger has insisted that he will not be looking to rest star players and will be taking the match seriously.
"I will make some changes, not many," Wenger said. "We spoke about Elneny, maybe I will give him a chance to play. Coquelin, I will have to think about it. But I will play with a Premier League team."
Coquelin's early return will give the North London side a major boost with the Frenchman's injury having left a void in Arsenal's midfield.
"Coquelin gives us defensive stability in midfield, and will compete with the players who play in this area," Wenger said. "Before he was injured he had a very good spell in the team, and the results were good. His defensive record was very good, so he's now in a position where he can compete again for his position."
Burnley will come into the match full of confidence after a morale boosting 4-1 win over Derby County. Sean Dyche's men are unbeaten in six matches and will be hoping to condemn Arsenal to a second consecutive defeat.
Which channel is broadcasting Arsenal vs Burnley on TV or Online?
- In US at 10:00 EST: on Fox Deportes, Fox Sports GO, Fox Soccer 2GO USA, Fox Sports 1 USA
- In UK at 15:00 BST: on BBC Radio
- In Canada at 10:00 EST: on Sportsnet World Now, Sportsnet World
Watch the match live as Arsenal continue their title defence. Fans in Australia can watch the match live on ESPN Australia, whereas those in the African countries can follow the action on SuperSport 3 Africa. For a comprehensive listing of global broadcast listings, visit the Arsenal vs Burnley match page.
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