Burnley vs Arsenal Prediction for 1 November 2025 - Football

🔊 Will Arsenal's clean sheet winning streak continue? They've secured five victories across all competitions. On Saturday, the Gunners travel to Burnley. At Turf Moor, only Liverpool have managed to keep a clean sheet. Furthermore, the Clarets, buoyed by back-to-back Premier League wins, are determined to put up a strong fight against one of the leading title contenders. How feasible is this? We'll delve into it with our editorial analysis.

Head-to-Head

📊 Since the start of this decade, Burnley have frequently managed to take points off Arsenal in the top flight. Over this period, the teams have faced each other seven times. The "red and whites" have claimed three victories, while the "Clarets" have won once. On three occasions, the clubs have settled for a draw. In 5 out of these 7 encounters, the total goals scored did not exceed 2.5.

Burnley Team Overview

The Clarets have managed to distance themselves from the relegation zone by five points, although they haven't climbed much higher in the Premier League standings, currently sitting in 16th place. This improvement is thanks to back-to-back victories against Leeds (2-0) and Wolverhampton (3-2). In both matches, Scott Parker's side wasn't necessarily the dominant force on the pitch. Burnley significantly outperformed expectations, accumulating only 1.73 expected goals in total. Nevertheless, the Lancashire side certainly doesn't lack character. In their last outing against the Wolves, after squandering a two-goal lead, the Clarets secured a dramatic comeback victory in stoppage time.

The standout star of the match against Wolverhampton was Zian Flemming. The Dutchman earned the Man of the Match title with his brace. However, this performance wouldn't have been possible without another unsung hero—Quilindschy Hartman. All of Flemming's goals came from interactions with his compatriot. Such performances from the full-back are becoming less surprising; he has registered four assists in the last four Premier League rounds.

Arsenal Team Overview

With each triumph, Arsenal continue to solidify their position as contenders for the Premier League title. Following their 1-0 victory in the ninth round against Crystal Palace, Opta's supercomputer has labeled the Gunners as favorites in the title race (66.86%). These odds come as no surprise. The Red and Whites are on a seven-game winning streak across all competitions and remain unbeaten in 11 consecutive matches. Mikel Arteta places significant emphasis on defense, with David Raya's goal remaining unbreached for six matches. Conceding just three goals, Arsenal boast the best defensive record in the Premier League. The same is true in the Champions League, where the Londoners have kept clean sheets in all three of their matches.

Eberechi Eze finally marked his debut Premier League goal for Arsenal, securing the win against Crystal Palace. This was the Englishman's second consecutive contribution, having provided an assist to Viktor Gyökeres in the Champions League clash with Atletico. Notably, the Swede ended his nine-match goal drought that evening with an impressive brace.

Latest news

Burnley

🎙 Burnley's head coach offered a measured response to his team's increased gap from the relegation zone following their second consecutive Premier League victory. "We don't pay attention to that, and we wouldn't if the situation were reversed. It's too early for that. We have a long season ahead, and this is just the beginning, so we simply keep doing what we're doing," said Scott Parker.

❌ Jordan Beyer, Zeki Amdouni, and Connor Roberts remain familiar faces in Burnley's injury list. None of them have made an appearance this season. However, Lyle Foster came off the bench against Wolverhampton, returning from injury after the international break. In just 14 minutes, the forward managed to score the winning goal.

Arsenal

🎙 Arsenal's head coach Mikel Arteta commented on the increased gap in the Premier League standings. "I wasn't aware of City's result. I only found out at the end of our match, and I believe most of the players did too. They're not allowed to use their phones during halftime, so hopefully, they didn't find out... unless through the staff. But yes, I'm feeling very positive. We've moved ahead because we did what we needed to do, and it shows the league's difficulty and how challenging it is to win matches."

❌ Arsenal continue to suffer from squad losses. William Saliba and Gabriel Martinelli couldn't finish the match against Crystal Palace in the ninth round of the Premier League. Previously, Noni Madueke and Martin Ødegaard were sidelined. For the team's captain, this injury marks his third this season. Since the start of the campaign, Kai Havertz and Gabriel Jesus have been in the treatment room.

🟨 Referee and Yellow Cards

🟨 Referee and Yellow Cards

The match will be officiated by Chris Kavanagh, who averages 3.6 yellow cards in his last 20 Premier League games. Burnley unsurprisingly lead Arsenal in yellow card count, averaging 2 compared to Arsenal's 0.2 over the last five matches. In their head-to-head encounters, the trend is similar: Burnley have picked up more bookings in the last four meetings. Mikel Arteta's squad quality allows them to avoid serious fouls, often drawing them instead. Our prediction: Burnley to win the yellow card battle.

⚽️ Goal Prediction

Arsenal have been a defensive powerhouse, becoming the first English team to keep clean sheets in all their matches for a month—accumulating six in total. Based on current stats, if the Gunners continue at this defensive pace, they could surpass Chelsea's 2004/05 championship season record of 15 goals conceded. It's hard to imagine what Burnley could do to breach David Raya's goal. Therefore, betting on both teams to score (no) seems particularly well-founded.

🚩 Corner Prediction

This one is straightforward. Arsenal top the Premier League in corners won. Interestingly, the Gunners earn more corners away than at home (8.5 versus 6.6). For Burnley, the difference is less significant (3 versus 2.5). It's clear that Burnley's low block will force Mikel Arteta's side to seek opportunities from set-pieces. Thus, we suggest considering a bet on Arsenal to win the corner count with a handicap of (-3.5).

At the start of the season, Arsenal often faced criticism for failing to close out games effectively. However, it's now hard to fault Mikel Arteta's side on that front. Recent examples include last-minute goals against Newcastle and Man City, showcasing their ability to finish strong. The Gunners are gradually moving away from nerve-wracking finales, thanks to a defense that allows them to manage games efficiently even after scoring just once. Against Burnley, they can aim for more, especially considering the Clarets have conceded two or more goals in four of their last five matches. We anticipate that Arsenal will secure a comfortable victory with a -1.5 handicap. A 2-0 scoreline in favor of the Gunners should suffice for this outcome.