Arsenal's Champions League fate will likely rest on the Europa League final against Chelsea, but the Gunners still have a slim chance of finishing in fourth place in the Premier League. On Championship Sunday, the Gunners close out the league season with a trip to Burnley. Arsenal enters the day in fifth and could still jump Tottenham for that final spot, though that scenario is unlikely. Here's how you can watch the match and what to know: Premier League: Arsenal vs. Burnley Date : Sunday, May 12 : Sunday, May 12 Time : 10 a.m. ET : 10 a.m. ET Location : Turf Moor : Turf Moor TV channel : MSNBC : MSNBC Streaming: fuboTV (Try for free) fuboTV (Try for free) Odds: Arsenal +125 / Burnley +200 / Draw +260 Storylines Arsenal: Arsenal enters the day three points back of Tottenham, but the problem here is, the Gunners' goal differential is minus-eight compared to Tottenham. So for example, if Tottenham loses 4-0 to Everton and Arsenal wins 5-0, that would then give Arsenal the goal differential advantage. Anything is possibly, but it's highly unlikely it plays out with Arsenal jumping into fourth. Burnley: This club escaped the relegation battle, and that's really all they could ask for considering how poor the defense has been. Here's a chance for this team to maybe snatch 14th place with a win against the talented Gunners. Arsenal vs. Burnley prediction The Gunners snap their four-match winless streak in the league and finish the season with 70 points. Pick: Arsenal (+125)<doc-sep>If you’re watching this one, I applaud your dedication to Arsenal Football Club. If I wasn’t covering the match, I’d probably be flipping back and forth between Manchester City and Liverpool because everything else is all but settled. Technically. the Gunners still have a extremely slim chance of finishing 4th in the league. They just have to win, have Spurs lose, and make up an eight-goal goal difference. Easy peasy, right? Since that isn’t going to happen, Arsenal shouldn’t play ANYBODY that they might want to use in the Europa League Final at the end of the month. As PDB said in the preview, I don’t want to recognize anybody in the lineup. But I’ll settle for giving key players like Laurent Koscielny, Sokratis, Nacho Monreal, Granit Xhaka, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, and Alexandre Lacazette the day off. It would also be great to give guys like Eddie Nketiah, Joe Willock, and Bukayo Saka some game time. I’d also be in favor of using the avant-garde 1-1-8 formation. You’ve gotta make up a big goal difference, why not go for it? WHAT: Arsenal at Burnley Premier League WHERE: Turf Moor, Burnley WHEN: Sunday, May 12, 2019 7AM PT/10AM ET/3PM BT HOW: US TV: MSNBC (yep, the news one) US Streaming: NBC Sports Worldwide info: livesoccer.tv You all know the drill. Don’t talk about illegal streams here.<doc-sep>Get the latest Burnley FC news delivered straight to your inbox each day - sign up for free email updates Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice Burnley end their Premier League campaign against Arsenal at Turf Moor today. The Clarets have made two changes to the team that lost at Everton with Dwight McNeil and Jeff Hendrick restored to the team in place of Johann Berg Gudmundsson and Robbie Brady who both drop to the bench. The Clarets are 15th in the table and could climb above Newcastle United if they collect three points against the Gunners and the Magpies lose. Sean Dyche's side have enjoyed a superb second half of the campaign to ensure a fourth straight season of top flight football. But the Clarets have lost their last two games, to Manchester City and Everton. Arsenal arrive at Turf Moor having reached the Europa League final following a win over Valencia in midweek. Unai Emery's side face Chelsea in the final and, with the Gunners' chances of reaching the Champions League through a top four finish all but over, Arsenal know a win in that tie in Azerbaijan is their best chance of playing in Europe's elite competition. Burnley team: Tom Heaton, Matt Lowton, James Tarkowski, Ben Mee, Charlie Taylor; Jeff Hendrick, Ashley Westwood, Jack Cork, Dwight McNeil, Ashley Barnes, Chris Wood.<doc-sep>LONDON, ENGLAND - MARCH 14: Unai Emery, Manager of Arsenal looks on prior to the UEFA Europa League Round of 16 Second Leg match between Arsenal and Stade Rennais at Emirates Stadium on March 14, 2019 in London, England. (Photo by Alex Morton/Getty Images) Arsenal seemingly have nothing to play for against Burnley, but that said, there is still a lot to be gleaned from the team choices that Unai Emery makes. Arsenal have one more match in the Premier League season, and while they can’t finish in the top four, they can avoid finishing sixth, which would be it’s own mini-disaster if they had to start the following season in July. On the surface, it doesn’t sound like much, and even feels like it could be a youth run out in order to save all our star guys for the Europa League final. But there is an importance to finishing fifth instead of sixth, and it’s more than just a matter of pride at finishing over United. If Watford win in the FA Cup, Arsenal will then have to start their season in July for the Europa League play in, and if we learned anything from this year, it’s that exhaustion is a real thing, and it causes injuries and with the lacking depth that we have will make that more problematic as we move forward. Stepping outside of that big picture parameter, there’s also the matter of the Golden Boot. While I don’t dwell on individual awards quite like, say, Harry Kane and the Spuds, seeing Aubameyang win the Boot would be a joy. Of course, it will require a hat trick for him to pass Mohamed Salah, but if he’s done it once, why can’t he do it again? I understand the want to rest our main guys, but also consider that we don’t play again until May 29th. That’s two weeks away. If we can’t capitalize on two weeks of rest the same way we would two weeks and a couple extra days, then there are bigger issues here. No, for as much as I want to see youth (and we still will), we still need a healthy contingent of regular first team players to make sure that the job gets done. Not least of all because the prize money is different between fifth and sixth and Lord knows we need the money. Whichever Unai Emery decides on, I do still hope we see the likes of Joe Willock and Eddie Nketiah because it’s time we start gleaning more from their performances to see what their future might hold. In other news, I just really want to finish above United, so let’s not throw in the towel.<doc-sep>
The final weekend of the Premier League season is almost exclusively about the title race, but there’s one more team looking for a successful end to their campaign: Arsenal need a miracle to finish in fourth place and qualify for next season’s Champions League, but there is still a chance if they manage to beat Burnley at Turf Moor, which will not be a simple task. How to Watch Burnley-Arsenal Date: Sunday, May 12 Time: 10:00 AM ET Venue: Turf Moor, Burnley, England TV Channel: MSNBC Streaming: fuboTV (watch for free) The Gunners enter the last game of the season without a win in four straight matches, which destroyed their chances of finishing in the Top 4 after looking like a lock less a month ago. Now they go into this weekend needing a huge road win against a Burnley while hoping for a huge Tottenham loss in their home game against Everton. Just an Arsenal win and a Spurs loss won’t do the trick: Arsenal need to make up an eight-goal differential, which means they need to win by at least four goals at Burnley while Tottenham have to lose by at least four goals to Everton. Both scenarios are highly unlikely, but Unai Emery’s men have to believe it’s at least a little bit possible and give their all to win at Turf Moor. Burnley love causing problems to the big teams at home, and their home crowd is expecting another strong performance from their team in the season finale. This should be a fun game with Champions League implications, and at the very least should cap the season nicely for one team. We recommend interesting sports viewing and streaming opportunities. If you sign up to a service by clicking one of the links, we may earn a referral fee.