For all their possession, Arsenal haven't done much with it.

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Well, well, well. Ashley Barnes, eh?

That's the Burnley striker's third goal in a game and a half of the new season. And it also means only Liverpool's Sadio Mane (14) and Manchester City's Sergio Aguero (13) have scored more Premier League goals in 2019 than he has.

Barnes has banged in 12 league goals this year.

A few groans from the demanding Emirates crowd.

Arsenal think they are back ahead when Reiss Nelson thumps in a Nacho Monreal cross from close range. But linesman Darren Cann thinks otherwise... he's right you know.

The video assistant referee tells us what the human assistant referee thinks: that Monreal strayed offside before crossing to the near post..

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

Brilliant play from Burnley. That is a superb bit of skill from McNeil. Terrible defending from Arsenal. They just need to stay focused now and go into half-time level. Then they can re-focus and go again.

Scares have been few and far between for Burnley, however. Can they get back on terms before the break?

Freddie: I can see some top teams looking to purchase Lacazette in the next transfer window.

Chris Emeka Ibekwe: Arsenal wont score more than 2 goals in a match this season.

Henok Shiferaw: Ceballos is class!! Thank you Madrid.

Matteo Guendouzi (not David Luiz) has never scored in the Premier League... he almost does here.

Arsenal turn defence into attack in a flick, the French midfielder ending up leading the charge.

A low shot towards the bottom right corner is booted clear by Nick Pope's right boot. De Gea style.

Time for the Mike Dean show to start. The referee decides he hasn't had much input in the first 38 minutes and opts to book Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang for not retreating 10 yards quickly enough at a Burnley free-kick.

Spot the difference. A commentator's nightmare.

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Arsenal haven't clicked in an attacking sense yet but, like against Newcastle last week, you sort of feel it will be trouble for Burnley when they do.

Reiss Nelson finds himself on the end of another Arsenal counter, shooting straight at Nick Pope who unconvincingly parries. Luckily, it goes straight to Ben Mee to hack clear.

Jack: Lacazette is so under-rated. Strength, composure and knows how to find the goal.

Anukram Adhikary: Compared to the Arsenal of recent years, this team looks much faster and more keen on attacking. I don’t think too much should be made about Arsenal’s defence just yet. They look good!

Imti Jamir: Burnley are growing into the game which is not a good news for Arsenal.

Dani Ceballos has the sort of quick-stepping which could land him a place on Strictly.

A few minutes after a Marseilles turn in his own half leaves Burnley bamboozled, he dances his way through the Clarets defence in the penalty area but can't get his shot away.

A football fandango.

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

Burnley have defended well in the last 10 minutes. Arsenal are out to break them down, you know their game plan. I would like to see both the wide men come more into the game for Burnley. Apart from the goal – that was poor – Burnley are doing well.

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Gunners keeper Bernd Leno decides to come off his line again, punching clear with just about enough conviction...

Another set-piece for Burnley. Johann Berg Gudmundsson stands over a free-kick on the right...

Now it is Arsenal's turn to find space in a wide area. Nacho Monreal skips inside a challenge, looks up to see where his team-mates are... can he deliver? No.

Panic on the streets of Islington. Well, more specifically in the Arsenal defence. A cross from the Burnley right leaves Ainsley Maitland-Niles swiping desperately at the ball... he's done enough.

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The problem for Burnley is being picked off on the counter when they do venture forward... like this. Arsenal pile forward, Burnley are short on numbers, but Nacho Monreal mistimes his run and the flag comes to the away side's rescue.