Arsenal go so, so close to breaking the deadlock - which has lasted all of four minutes.

Alexis Sanchez's angled strike appears to be goalbound but takes a deflection off team-mate Theo Walcott and drifts an inch or two wide of Burnley's right-hand upright.

Arsenal's Hector Bellerin breaks down the left. The ball eventually falls at the feet of Alex Iwobi whose first-time curling effort from 20 yards almost clears Turf Moor.

The Gunners have started well.

Tottenham Hotspur

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Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino: "It was a great, great victory for us against this opposition. I am very happy. Sometimes when you have a plan, it is good, sometimes less so, but Manchester City are a great team. It is difficult to play against them. We need to follow this after the international match and we have more tough games after the international break.".

On Son and Lamela's apparently argument over the penaIty: "It happens in all  teams. Everyone can miss a penalty. We will analyse, but it is not a big issue.

"The collective performance was strong. It is too early to take this into the table yet. We are still creating out philosophy."

Want to know what the BBC Sport chief football writer made of the match at White Hart Lane?

Here you go....

Leicester City

Leicester city manager Claudio Ranieri: "I'm very happy because Southampton deserved to win. They played better. We conceded too many chances to score a goal.

"I recognise they played better than us. Fortunately we finished with a draw from the match."

Burnley get us under way.

Guy Mowbray
Match of the Day commentator

Arsene Wenger has huge respect, and maybe even a soft spot, for Burnley.

After his last visit to Turf Moor, a 1-0 Gunners win in April 2015, he praised Sean Dyche's team and said it 'would be a shame if they go down'.

I suspect the sentiments remain the same today, with the Clarets' economic prudence perhaps contributing to his admiration.

They've been a little more extravagant for this latest return to the Premier League, breaking their transfer record twice in August, but Monday's win over Watford showed that they've spent wisely on Jeff Hendrick and Steven Defour.

Defour's superb set-piece delivery gives them much more of a chance in games like this.

Arsene Wenger, whose big day it is, struts out on to the pitch on his own, hi-fives a Burnley kid holding a banner, acknowledges the supporters, and the VIPs above the dugout and takes his seat.

We are seconds from kick-off.

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Manchester City

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More from Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola to BBC Sport: "It was a tough game, we knew that. Tottenham have been a very good team for the last three years, fighting. It was difficult, they were better so congratulations to Tottenham,

"We were little late in all aspects. We could not have so many chances, in many aspects they were better than us.

"They are sharper for the second ball, in England you have to control that. Football is 90 minutes, we had a good start but we didn't have the game. We had problems to control the game.

"In the second half it was similar. We created enough chances to score but they missed a penalty."

Burnnley and Arsenal are out on the Turf Moor turf - here's a reminder of the teams:

Burnley: Heaton, Lowton, Keane, Mee, Ward, Gudmundsson, Hendrick, Marney, Defour, Boyd, Vokes.

Subs: Flanagan, Kightly, Bamford, Robinson, Tarkowski, Arfield, O'Neill.

Arsenal: Cech, Bellerin, Mustafi, Koscielny, Monreal, Xhaka, Cazorla, Walcott, Ozil, Iwobi, Sanchez.

Subs: Gibbs, Gabriel, Ospina, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Holding, Reine-Adelaide, Elneny. 

Referee: Craig Pawson (South Yorkshire)

Manchester City

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola: "They were better. We were not in the right positions so congratulations to them.

"The first goal is quite similar to the one we conceded in Glasgow, it is always difficult to recover. We played much better in the last 15 or 20 minutes. We knew they would press us high, we wanted that but they did it better.

"[Losing] It is part of the game, part of our job. I never thought that we would not lose a game, you can't imagine that. It is normal to the process, sometimes it happens and it can help us improve.

"I am not here for the talk around me, I am here to do my job. It is October, you cannot imagine my team is already done. I am new here. So far it has been an amazing performance but we need more, we have to work more, it is what it is.

"At the end of the season you can win and still realise that you are not perfect."

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger on his 20 years in charge: "A lot has changed. The art of management has changed, the club has grown bigger, it is now a global club. Twenty years ago it wasn't as big, or as expensive.

"Football has become popular, it's become a world sport. Everything has changed and the pressure has intensified too.

"But what hasn't changed is the solidarity inside the club. That's always stayed the same."

MOTD2

Hull defender Alex Bruce: "When you play the top four you've got to hope for lady luck because if Arsenal play to their capabilities it's going to be a tough afternoon for Burnley."

Football Focus

Former Middlesbrough goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer: "It has been incredible. People talk a lot about when will he go, when he will move on but will they replace him? That is the big question."

Burnley manager Sean Dyche on Arsene Wenger: "Arsene, for me, is one of the top managers without a shadow of a doubt.

"A lot of respect goes out from me, as a young manager, looking at him and what he's done... the way he puts a team together, the style, the manner.

"As managers we all understand the fan mentality, the thirst and desire to win and be successful, but from a manager's point of view you have to scratch your head and wonder why he's questioned at times."

School Report has teamed up with BBC Local Radio, and also BBC Sport, who are keen to hear your supporter stories and perhaps feature them on their programmes. 

It's a chance for schools and young people aged11-16 to share their passion, knowledge and stories about their local club.

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Southampton

Southampton goalkeeper Fraser Forster: "It is always tough to come here and play against the champions. We are delighted with how the last six games have gone.*"

Southampton defender Jose Fonte: "We had more control, more possession in areas where you could hurt them and we created more chances. We are a fluid team with good movement and we had the chances and we will start putting them away."

* - four wins and two draws stat fans.

*Thirteen minutes until kick-off.*

So, we gave you the chance to select your Greatest Arsene Wenger XI using our selector tool which featured some of those that played under the Arsenal boss since 1996.

The team below is based on the selections of more than 160,000 BBC Sport users.

Keeper David Seaman, striker Thierry Henry and midfielder Patrick Vieira were the three most popular players.

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Pick your Wenger XI here.

Mark Lawrenson
Former Republic of Ireland defender on MOTD2 Extra

Arsene Wenger has had to contend with Chelsea and all their money during a lot of his time in charge. Wenger is up there on a pedestal for me. He's built the club and taking it forward. Goodness only knows who will replace him. And why wouldn't you want to pick his brains on the next manager to come in? 

What Wenger has done is fail to win the league a couple of times in the last few seasons. But he's still been a fantastic manager. Arsenal fans make me laugh they bring out banners calling for his head, then they win a few games and they want to burn the banners!

Lawro's prediction: Burnley 0-2 Arsenal

Tottenham Hotspur

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Tottenham midfielder Victor Wanyama: "We showed how solid we are, we enjoy working hard.

"We had to make sure that we kept a clean sheet, kept focus. It was tough but we always felt hat we were strong and we knew we could get something.

"We know we can beat anyone. If we continue playing like this it can take us somewhere good, somewhere better than last season."