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>Hello and welcome to Turf Moor, where Burnley host Arsenal in the final game of the Premier League season. The Gunners are in poor form in the league, but put that to one side in midweek against Valencia with a 4-2 win to progress through to the Europa League final 6-3 on aggregate, where they will meet London rivals Chelsea. The disappointing domestic run leaves the Gunners with a very slim chance of finishing in the top four of the Premier League. They need a win and Spurs to lose, as well as an eight-goal swing in their favour. Burnley looked to be finishing the season strongly after moving away from a relegation dogfight, but have lost six of their last 10 games. Burnley vs Arsenal - Premier League Venue: Turf Moor Date: Sunday May 12 Kick-off time: 3.00pm (BST) Previous meeting: Arsenal 3-1 Burnley, Premier League, December 22 2018. Arsenal team news Burnley team news Peter Crouch is hoping to make his first appearance for Burnley since March - and it could be his last, with his contract set to expire at the end of the season. Phil Bardsley has recovered from a leg injury and could be back in the starting XI. What TV channel is Burnley vs Arsenal on? Burnley vs Arsenal will not be broadcast live on television, but you can join football.london for full coverage of the game from Turf Moor, including live blog commentary, player ratings and reaction. Live stream information Burnley vs Arsenal will not be available to watch via live stream, but full coverage of the game will be available on football.london from Turf Moor, including team news and live blog commentary and player ratings. Keep up to date with the latest news, features and exclusives from football.london via the free football.london app for iPhone and Android . Available to download from the App Store and Google Play .<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 have made a habit of bloodying the nose of the Premier League big boys in their time in the top flight. This season alone they have beaten Tottenham Hotspur and collected away draws at Manchester United and Chelsea. But they have not won a league match against this weekend's opponents Arsenal since 1974. The last three Turf Moor matches between the sides have ended 1-0 to the visitors and the last two in controversial stoppage time fashion. In November 2017 Alexis Sanchez scored a 90th minute penalty after Aaron Ramsey went down easily in the box under James Tarkowski's challenge while a year prior to that, Laurent Koscielney bundled home a last-gasp winner with his hand from an offside position. In between those two fixtures Sanchez converted a 98th minute spot kick at the Emirates to hand Arsenal a 2-1 win in January 2017. It's fair to say the Clarets haven't had the rub of the green in this fixture. But there is reason to be optimistic this time around. Arsenal's away form is patchy to say the least while they face Valencia in the Europa League semi-final second leg tonight looking to make the showpiece in Azerbaijan. After a draw with Brighton last time out, continental glory is the only route into the Champions League. Arsenal's focus could be elsewhere. And Burnley can take advantage of the sketchy Gunners rearguard. Unai Emery's side have conceded three in each of the last two Premier League away games and have won only six of 18 on the road this term and just one in the last five. Sean Dyche will have the Clarets up for the occasion as they bid to end the season on a high and, with the Gunners lacking leadership at the back, the likes of Ashley Barnes, Chris Wood and Dwight McNeil will fancy their chances. It's time for Burnley to finally get one over the Gunners.<doc-sep>
Mark Lawrenson is backing Arsenal to sign off for the Premier League season with a 1-1 draw at Burnley. The Gunners have suffered a dramatic loss of form in the Premier League in recent weeks to all but end their hopes of a top-four finish in the top flight. The north London side have lost three and drawn one of their last five games in the Premier League to leave Tottenham Hotspur in the driving seat to secure the final Champions League qualification spot. Arsenal still have a great chance of qualifying for next season’s Champions League by winning the Europa League this term, with the Gunners set to take on Chelsea FC in the final in Baku. However, former Liverpool FC star Lawrenson is backing Arsenal to drop points in their final Premier League game of the season at Turf Moor this weekend. Writing in his column for BBC Sport, Lawrenson said: “Arsenal have struggled on the road, losing eight of their 18 away league games so far this season, and I cannot imagine they are looking forward to this trip too much. “Burnley kept City out at Turf Moor for an hour at the end of April but I don’t think the Clarets will sit in like that against the Gunners. Why would you? “Arsenal’s big weakness is at the back and this will be another test for their defence. I can see Burnley getting it forward to their front two and thinking they can pose Unai Emery’s side some problems. “I would give Emery a 7/10 for his first season as Gunners boss, but that would rise to an 8/10 if he won the Europa League and got into the Champions League that way, but they are not going to make it through their league position. “Yes, they can still match Tottenham’s points tally, but they will not be able to better their goal difference.” Arsenal ended up in sixth place and without a trophy in the Premier League under Arsene Wenger last term. The Gunners will be looking to significantly strengthen their squad in the summer transfer window as they prepare for Unai Emery’s second campaign in charge of the north London club. MORE: Latest Arsenal news and views MORE: Football transfer rumours and gossip