Ten Exciting Facts & Figures Ahead Of Arsenal v Burnley: Including Alexis Sanchez Impact & Emirates Unbeaten Streak

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Check out these ten incredible facts and figures ahead of Arsenal hosting Burnley at the Emirates this weekend…

With Arsenal on an impressive unbeaten streak at the Emirates and Burnley with a woeful record away from home in the Premier League, this weekend’s fixture could see plenty of goals.

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Here are ten interesting facts and figures ahead of Arsenal’s clash with Burnley this weekend:

22) Arsenal are currently unbeaten in 22 Premier League games at the Emirates, winning 14 and drawing eight.

83) Burnley have lost 19 of their last 23 away matches in the Premier League with just one win among them. That is a whopping 83% of their matches lost.

0) Burnley are currently the only side in the Premier League without a win this season.

4) Arsenal have gone behind in every single one of their four home games in the Premier League season, drawing three times and winning once.

7) Alexis Sanchez has been involved in seven goals for Arsenal this season in his eight Premier League appearances, scoring five and assisting twice.

0) Arsenal have never lost to Burnley in the Premier League since it’s creation in 1992. The newly promoted side are the only team in the current Premier League that can boast that. 

12) Burnley have conceded 12 goals in their last four Premier League matches.

1500) Alexis Sanchez’s brace against Sunderland last weekend brought the club to their 1,500th in the Premier League.

20) Arsenal have kept clean sheets in just 20% of their last ten Premier League games at the Emirates.

4) The Gunners have scored in the 90th minute four times so far this season, which is two more than any other team.

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