ARSENAL are taking on Burnley in a huge Premier League clash RIGHT NOW. The Gunners are looking to extend their four-point lead at the top of the table as they arrive in Lancashire on a run of

Saliba’s availability is likely to be the biggest decision facing the Arsenal boss – if he is passed fit he could opt for the same XI that secured that hard-fought win over Palace last weekend. Burnley vs Arsenal kicks off at 3pm on Saturday 1 November.

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Brentford, Fulham and Cardiff were joined by Manchester City, Arsenal, Crystal Palace, Chelsea and Newcastle in the draw for the Carabao Cup quarter-finals after the final fourth-round fixtures this evening.