Anyone got Burnley on the acca? Didn't think so.

• The Clarets have lost nine successive league meetings to the Gunners - the longest losing streak in their top-flight history against a particular opponent.
• Their only victory in the past 19 away games against Arsenal in all competitions came in September 1974.
• Arsenal have won all seven encounters at the Emirates Stadium by an aggregate score of 21-4.

Here's a reminder of the two teams...

After keeping all of his new signings on the bench in the opener at Newcastle, Gunners boss Unai Emery decides the time is right to bring in centre-back David Luiz and on-loan Real Madrid midfielder Dani Ceballos. But £72m winger Nicolas Pepe must bide his time once again.

The only other change to Emery's starting XI sees striker Alexandre Lacazette come in, with Granit Xhaka, Calum Chambers and Henrikh Mkhitaryan drop out.

Skipper Xhaka misses out altogether because of injury, while there is still no place for Mesut Ozil after he was left out of the Gunners' season-opening win over Newcastle because of "further security fears" after being involved in a carjacking attempt. Saed Kolasinac does return to the bench though.

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Not so much to tell you about the Burnley squad.

It is as you were for Clarets manager Sean Dyche, who names the same XI which started the opening-day win against Southampton.

The only change sees left-back Charlie Taylor come onto the bench after missing some of pre-season through injury.

Summer signing Danny Drinkwater is lacking match fitness and is not ready to play.

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Game faces at the ready. Respective skippers Nacho Monreal and Ben Mee stand side-by-side as they lead their men out of the dressing rooms and into the tunnel.

No spicy pre-match antics to describe. Apart from Clarets keeper Nick Pope taking a swig of water.

Jon Spurling: I’m expecting a scrappy and disjointed Arsenal win today because Burnley are tough opponents and there’s no obvious set first X1 yet - and won’t be for some time.

Emi John Atoyebi: David Luiz, making his first start for Arsenal, is going to struggle against a physical player like Ashley Barnes

Unai Emery decided David Luiz and Dani Ceballos were ready after seeing their performances this week.

But he didn't feel Nicolas Pepe was. Maybe because the Ivorian looked a little timid...

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David Luiz, on the other hand, looked confident...

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...while Ceballos was very expressive...

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We're sure the trio's singing-on-a-chair initiations, as captured on Alex Lacazette's Instagram account, won't have influenced Emery's decision...

Arsenal manager Unai Emery, speaking to BT Sport: "Little by little can use different players. David Luiz is ready and Dani Ceballos played some minutes and will start. I'm confident in all the players and we will help them to be comfortable.

"Granit Xhaka has a small injury and Mesut Ozil was sick so he didn't train normally. But I hope he will be perfect next week."

Gunners skipper Nacho Monreal: "We are really happy that David Luiz has joined us, because we had a lot of problems in defence. he has experience and a long career, he will help us a lot."

Is Joe Cole on Twitter? The former Chelsea midfielder is going to be getting pelters if he is.

In his role as a BT Sport pundit, he's just described Burnley as Yorkshire before quickly rectifying his mistake. Nothing winds people up in that part of the world more than asking if they're from the other side of the border...

Turn those notifications off Joe...

Imti Jamir: Philipp Lahm as PM. He was never sent off in the match during his entire career which says it all about his personality. A great leader with cool mind.

James Cullen: Harry Kane for PM

Christina: James Milner

Burnley manager Sean Dyche, speaking to BT Sport, on whether his team can continue their winning start: "It is easier said than done here at the Emirates against Arsenal who have good record here, not just against us.

"It's a big ask but we like what we are doing and we will see how we're going today."

Our 5 live team are sat in position at the Emirates and ready to roll...

Football Focus

Football Focus has just started over on BBC One.

Dion Dublin and Mark Lawrenson join Dan Walker to preview this weekend's Premier League action.

You can also watch that at the top of this page.

Arsenal might think it isn't polite to mention age... but we will. The Gunners' all-time leading scorer is 42 today. Doesn't seem two minutes since Premier League defenders turned up at Highbury, saw that long sleeves/swooshed gloves combo and wished they were someone else.

Arsenal have just provided an update on Mesut Ozil. The German playmaker is not in the Gunners squad today - apparently because he was ill earlier this week.

Ozil missed the opening weekend win at Newcastle because of "further security fears" after being involved in a carjacking incident last month, although boss Unai Emery said yesterday he was "100%" confident his player was mentally ready to play.

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Mark Lawrenson
Ex-Liverpool defender

Both teams had comfortable wins on the opening weekend but it is hard to see Burnley picking up another three points this time.

Prediction: 2-0

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Burnley have a pretty torrid time when they come up against Arsenal in the league.

The Clarets have lost nine successive league encounters, which is the longest losing streak in their history against an opponent in the top-flight.

They rock up to Emirates Stadium with just one win in their last 19 away games against Arsenal, which came way back in September 1974.

Arsenal have won all seven encounters at the Emirates Stadium itself by an aggregate score of 21-4.

Ouch.

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Lots of lines in the Arsenal team news...

After keeping all of his new signings on the bench in the opener at Newcastle, Gunners boss Unai Emery decides the time is right to bring in centre-back David Luiz and on-loan Real Madrid midfielder Dani Ceballos. But £72m winger Nicolas Pepe must bide his time once again.

The only other change to Emery's starting XI sees striker Alexandre Lacazette come in, with Granit Xhaka, Calum Chambers and Henrikh Mkhitaryan drop out.

Skipper Xhaka misses out altogether because of injury, while there is still no place for Mesut Ozil after he was left out of the Gunners' season-opening win over Newcastle because of "further security fears" after being involved in a carjacking attempt. Saed Kolasinac does return to the bench though.

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Not so much to tell you about the Burnley squad.

It is as you were for Clarets manager Sean Dyche, who names the same XI which started the opening-day win against Southampton.

The only change sees left-back Charlie Taylor come onto the bench after missing some of pre-season through injury.

Summer signing Danny Drinkwater is lacking match fitness and is not ready to play.

Image source, Opta

The back pages may no longer be dominated by transfer stories following the transfer window's pre-season closure, but our gossip column is still teeming with tasty rumours.

Jadon Sancho to leave Borussia Dortmund next year? Could Wilfried Zaha still exit Crystal Palace this summer? Is Daniel Sturridge heading to France?

Find out more over here.

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Frank Lampard said he was "disgusted" by a "so-called Chelsea fan" who targeted 21-year-old Tammy Abraham with racial abuse, following the Blues' Uefa Super Cup shootout defeat by Liverpool on Wednesday.

Chelsea boss Lampard says social media companies must do more to stop players being targeted - and his reaction dominates the back pages this morning.

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Before we jump into the rest of the build-up for today's early kick-off between Arsenal and Burnley, let's have a look at the stories surrounding the Premier League this weekend.