Burnley aren't finished yet. Corner. And Nick Pope goes up...

This to seal it.... Arsenal fly forward with two on two... Nicolas Pepe's ball sets away Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang but he can't get the ball out of his feet and Burnley recover.

Ian Cox
Former Burnley and Crystal Palace defender on BBC Radio Lancashire

There are plenty of opportunities for Burnley to get an equaliser before full time. There is a renewed confidence about them. Naturally when you win games, you gain confidence. Arsenal have not been as good in recent seasons so they would have come in thinking there was a chance to get something. You have to take nothing from Arsenal, the goals have been strong.

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Good news Arsenal fans! Lucas Torreira is fine. In fact, he is so fine that he almost scores Arsenal's third.

After Nicolas Pepe shows more tricks than Dynamo, a ball into the Burnley box falls to Torreira who is denied by Nick Pope.

Arsenal have made all three subs - and they have an injury concern here. Moments after coming on, Lucas Torreira collides with his own keeper Bernd Leno and the Uruguayan goes down clutching his shoulder.

Burnley look to the old Erik Pieters/Ashley Barnes combo to rescue them.

The pair linked up to great effect in last week's opening win against Southampton, with Pieters teeing up both of Barnes' goals.

The Belgian summer signing swings in another dangerous cross to the Arsenal near post, but the angle is too tight for Barnes to beat Bernd Leno.

This is where Arsenal need to be streetwise. Can they see out the final five?

Final change for Arsenal... and it is a standing ovation for Dani Ceballos. The Spaniard has already got a song! That's when you know you've done well on your home debut.

The man who teed up both Arsenal goals - and covered more distance than any other player on the pitch (9.9 km) - comes off for Lucas Torreira.

Paul: Arsenal are unpredictable, naive and have defensive issues, Burnley are a one dimensional long ball team with nothing other than set pieces. we all know who's going to be better to watch and who's going to finish higher and it isn't Burnley for either.

Nope, there is still plenty of life in the visitors.

Burnley win a free-kick about 35 yards out, Ashley Westwood showing invention to clip the ball to the far post towards James Tarkowski.

The England man gets his head on the ball but Bernd Leno blocks at his near post.

Into the final 10 minutes...

Not had the sort of reaction from Burnley which we saw in the first half. Tiring bodies and minds?

When you've been signed for £72m, big things are expected. Nicolas Pepe shows what Gunners fans can expect, a sharp turn and nutmeg leaving Clarets skipper Ben Mee embarrassed.

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Anukram Adhikary: Ceballos looks legit. Smooth and skillful and always a threat.

Chris Collins: Well that's that settled then. Ceballos will be at City next season.

Abdul Momodu: Aubameyang is a proven goal scorer. It looks so easy.

To continue with the personnel theme... there have been a couple of subs at the Emirates.

Cheers for the arrival of Saed Kolasinac. Boos for Aaron Lennon. A former Spur, of course.

Kolasinac shakes hands with Arsenal's opening goalscorer Alexandre Lacazette, while Lennon replaces Johann Berg Gudmundsson for the visitors.

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We will recap the team news on this page after the conclusion of the match at the Emirates.

Ready Liverpool fans?

• Adrian shakes off that ankle injury, suffered in the most freakish of circumstances, to start for Liverpool against Southampton - third-choice keeper Andy Lonergan is on the bench
• Douglas Luiz starts for Villa in their match against Bournemouth
• Danny Welbeck is on the bench for Watford; Jean-Philippe Gbamin makes his full league debut for Everton
• West Ham make five changes for the match at Brighton - Pablo Fornals makes his first start, while fellow midfielder Felipe Anderson is not in the squad
• Newcastle winger Allan Saint-Maximin fails to recover from a hamstring injury for the match at Norwich

Dong! Dong! The clock strikes two. Which means team news from the 3 o'clock games...

Burnley will try to do what they were doing in the first half: cause problems with some crosses into the Arsenal box. That's what Matt Lowton looks to do, resulting in Dwight McNeil heading over the bar. Chance.

BtheG: I already love @DaniCeballos46. Arsenal need to keep him permanently.

Of course, we have been here before. Arsenal led early through Alexandre Lacazatte before Burnley battled back.

A few Burnley heads dropped after Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's goal, but if they can ride out this storm then...