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Arsenal will look to take a penultimate step towards their long-awaited Premier League title, a dream 22 years in the making, as they host already-relegated Burnley. A win today would put the Gunners five points clear of Manchester City, potentially allowing them to clinch the title as early as tomorrow if City fails to beat Bournemouth, who are battling for a sixth-place finish.
Burnley's only remaining objective is to avoid finishing bottom of the league, aiming for a penultimate spot instead.
Arsenal has won four of their last five matches across all competitions, conceding just one goal in the process. Burnley, on the other hand, has failed to keep a clean sheet in any away game this season and has conceded the most goals on their travels.
The Gunners have suffered only one defeat in their last 19 league encounters against this opponent.
This fixture also marks Arsenal's final home game of the season.
Mikel Arteta has made three changes to his starting lineup. Cristian Mosquera steps in at right-back due to Ben White's injury absence. Martin Ødegaard and Kai Havertz also start, replacing Myles Lewis-Skelly and Viktor Gyökeres.
Burnley fields an unchanged starting XI from their draw against Aston Villa.
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