Arsenal vs Burnley prediction 11.11.2023

• Competition: Premier League
• Date: Saturday, 11th November 2023
• Kickoff: 15:00 UK / 16:00 CET
• Venue: Emirates Stadium (London)

Last season presented Arsenal with the opportunity to overtake Manchester City, but their poor finishing performance cost them the chance. Despite this, they bolstered their team over the summer and are once again looking like a strong contender. Two losses in November, including a Carabao Cup game against West Ham, are not necessarily detrimental as it allows them to concentrate on more prestigious titles &— the Champions League and the Premier League. Currently, Arsenal lead their group in the Champions League and are in fourth place in the Premier League, only three points behind the leader.

Following their impressive performance in the last Championship season, Burnley’s poor start this season comes as a surprise. Currently, the Clarets sit at 19th place with a mere four points from 11 rounds. They also got knocked out of the Carabao Cup by Everton in a straightforward 3:0 loss. Judging by their recent games, the Clarets’ performance appears to be deteriorating as the season progresses, making their fight against relegation a challenging task.

Arsenal vs Burnley pick: Arsenal to win and cover the -2 AH spread

If we disregard two matches against West Ham and Newcastle in November, Arsenal had an excellent season. They even rebounded impressively with a convincing 2:0 victory against Sevilla in the Champions League, displaying their dominance over the Spanish team.

At the Emirates Stadium, Arsenal has displayed superb performance throughout the season, remaining undefeated in eight matches. Recently, they have been in great form, securing three consecutive wins, one of which was a 1:0 victory over Manchester City. Furthermore, the Gunners have managed to maintain a clean sheet in all three home games, presenting the Clarets with the daunting task of scoring in the upcoming match.

Burnley’s performance has been appalling lately! They’ve suffered five consecutive defeats, with a disastrous goal difference of 2:14. In all fairness, the schedule during this period wasn’t particularly challenging. Their offense has been a significant issue, making them the league’s most underperforming offensive team, having only scored eight goals.

Given Arsenal’s typically strong performance against weaker teams, evidenced by their 5:0 and 4:0 victories over the other two teams in the relegation zone (Sheffield United and Bournemouth), it would be surprising if the Gunners did not secure a significant win.