Arsenal are starting to put together some nice moves now with Alexis Sanchez at the heart of them. He clips the ball to Olivier Giroud in the box and the Frenchman attempts to nod it into the path of Nacho Monreal, but it's just ahead of the defender and he can't keep it in play.

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Now Alexis Sanchez gets in between two defends to meet Shkodran Mustafi's central ball into the box but heads beyond the far post. The Gunners starting to control matters after a bright Burnley start.

First attack for Arsenal as Alexis Sanchez works some space on the left before lofting a cross for Olivier Giroud, who attempts to direct a header to the far corner Stephen Ward does well to get back and nod clear.

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Arsenal have beaten Burnley in all five home games since losing 1-0 back in 1974, but it's a bright start by the visitors as Dean Marney holds the ball up inside the area until Ashley Barnes can get there to support him. Barnes gets the ball but his low cross for George Boyd is cut out.

Olivier Giroud, who shook off an ankle injury he picked up against Swansea last time out to play in this game, gives the ball away to George Boyd and Burnley attack, winning a free-kick midway inside the Arsenal half. The hosts fail to deal with it convincingly before Jeff Hendrick shoots wide.

We're off! 

Burnley get things up and running. 

Just as it was on the south coast for the earlier game it is a bright, clear but cool day in London. The players' breath can be seen as they walk out onto the pitch. Pleased to see just the goalkeepers with gloves on, though.

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It's a special moment for Sean Dyche as he takes charge of his 200th game as Burnley boss. Not often a manager gets to that figure these days.

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Match of the Day commentator

Arsenal returned to winning ways in the league at Swansea last weekend and will be confident of adding another three points on Sunday afternoon.

Burnley sit comfortably in mid-table at the moment and have been in decent form, winning three of their last four league games - but their success has been built almost entirely on results at Turf Moor.

The difference between Burnley's home and away form is stark. Only the top two sides in the table, Chelsea and Tottenham, have won more games at home than the Clarets' total of eight.

But on the road it's been a very different story with just a single point from a possible 27 so far and only three goals scored.

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Southampton move up to 11th after a first win in the Premier League since mid-December while Leicester remain 15th, five points clear of the relegation zone.

Leicester City

Leicester manager Claudio Ranieri speaking to Sky Sports: "I think the last matches I changed shape to try to help my players play better but maybe I made mistakes.

"Against Chelsea we played three at the back and today we wanted to play with a diamond. The players are used to 4-4-1-1 and know the positions but I made a mistake.

"I think it is much better give them what they know well. 

"We tried to change our shape at half time, to make a goal and we would have a chance to change the match. They won. They played better and deserved to win."

Southampton

Southampton goal scorer James Ward-Prowse speaking to Sky Sports: "The first goal in any game is important. After the bad run we have been on this is a turning point in the season. We can take a lot of confidence into Wednesday (League Cup semi-final against Liverpool). 

"I was pleased to get on the score sheet but the most important thing is the team.

"Wednesday is massive. It is a tough place to go but we can take confidence from today and how played against them in the first leg and hopefully we can get to Wembley."

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Former Tottenham boss on BBC Radio 5 live

In midfield Ndidi and Mendy are a shadow of Leicester last year with Drinkwater and Kante. 

They don't have the accuracy of pass or the depth in midfield. Southampton took over the game. 

It was tight early on. Gray sparked but some of the Leicester players lost their shade.

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Arsenal are unchanged from the side who beat Swansea 4-0 last time out. However, fit-again trio Hector Bellerin, Kieran Gibbs and Francis Coquelin come into the bench.

Arsenal XI: Cech, Gabriel, Mustafi, Koscielny, Monreal, Ramsey, Xhaka, Sanchez, Ozil, Iwobi, Giroud.

Subs: Ospina, Gibbs, Bellerin, Coquelin, Oxlad-Chamberlain, Welbeck, Perez.

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Burnley make seven changes from the side who beat Sunderland in their FA Cup third round replay on Tuesday. It is however the same starting XI who beat Southampton 1-0 in the Premier League last weekend.

Burnley XI: Heaton, Lowton, Keane, Mee, Ward, Boyd, Marney, Hendrick, Defour, Barnes, Gray.

Subs: Robinson, Darikwa, Tarkowski, Flanagan, Kightly, Barton, Vokes.

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To the Emirates, then. Where Arsenal are looking to go second in the Premier League and one Gunners fan appears to have the best car boot ever. Speaker system, a television and subbuteo. 

Not sure where they put the bags when they do their big shop, though.

Leicester’s total of 21 points from 22 games is the joint-worst tally for a reigning top-flight champion, level with Ipswich from the 1962-63 season. 

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All over and it's as comfortable a win as Southampton fans will see this season.

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Shane Long plants a header just over the bar. Leicester look to have given up.

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Former Tottenham boss on BBC Radio 5 live

It is interesting to watch Claudio Ranieri on the touchline.

He never seems to consult his staff. He stands motionless in the technical area.

He can't be happy how his team have crumbled. They have been beaten by the better team today.

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