All the eyes of soccer world lovers will be fixed on Arsene Wenger when Arsenal entertain Burnley in the 37th week match, at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday (6/5/2018). This will be Wenger's last match at Gunners headquarters.
arsenal has stated will leave Arsenal at the end of the season. The French manager has spent 22 years in the London Merrill Team.
Against Burnley will be Arsenal's last home game of the season. in the remaining two matches, Henrikh Mkhitaryan and his friends will travel to Leicester City and Huddersfield Town headquarters.
"I feel sad because I love this club and what it represents all the things because you did not go for 22 years in lifehowever, I have to face this situation in life and I might just do it again later, "Wenger said.
Currently, Arsenal are still stuck in the ranking of sixth Premier League standings with a gain of 57 pointsif able to survive in that position, Arsenal will secure Europa League rations next season, as Manchester City - the English League Cup champions - will play in the Champions League.
Although on paper more favored, Arsenal certainly should not underestimate Burnley. moreover, Sean Dyche's squad began to find his best game after a slump in the last few games.
Burnley also likely to appear in the Europa League next season through the qualifying phase. Burnley is ranked eighth with the acquisition of 54 points.
"The players deserve great praise this season, there is no season that makes us feel so proud as sekraang, even though we were degraded (2015)," said Sean Dyche.
related to a record meeting, Arsenal were able to win the last six games against Burnley in various events, or since losing 1-0 against the club in the 1974 English League.
Burnley has also never beaten Arsenal in the last nine games in various competitions. the last time they won in December 2018 beat Arsenal 2-0, at Turf Moor.
Player's prediction:
.arsenal: Petr Cech; Nacho Monreal, Rob Holding, Skhodran Mustafi, Hector Bellerin; Jack Wilshere, Granite Xhaka, Aaron Ramsey; Pierre Emerick Aubameyang, Alexandre Lacazette, Henrikh Mkhitaryan
Manager: Arsene Wenger
burnley: Pope; Matthew Lowton, James Tarkowski, Kevin Long, Stephen Ward; Johann Berg Gudmundsson, Ashley Westwood, Jack Cork, Aaron Lennon; Sam Vokes, Ashley Barnes
Manager: Sean Dyche