Betting tips for Arsenal VS Burnley 17.08.2019

Both teams started their Premier League (PL) campaigns with 'zero' wins and although that was only the second incident of this type for Arsenal in 27 away games in the league, 48.60% of the matches between the two at the official level (since 1896) they have finished with goals from only one team or without goals. Arsenal has dominated this confrontation in recent years, as it records ten consecutive victories over Burnley and also won the last three with a -1 handicap.
Arsenal also comes to this meeting with a recent performance in local condition, since in the previous season it was the third best team at home after suffering only two losses. In addition, during the last season the gunners also scored twice as many goals at home in the second half as in the first half (28 against 14) and no team scored more times during the last 15 minutes of those crashes (14 times).
Burnley must be cautious with Arsenal's skills in the final moments of the matches (between min. 76 and min. 90), as the clarets received 12 goals in their league games as a visitor during that period - the second highest figure in the league.
In contrasting statistics, the Burnley recorded seven 0-0 draws at the break in the PL last season, although both teams also scored in six of their away matches. In addition, both casts scored in the last six Burnley victories in the PL away from home.
Players to follow: Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang of Arsenal has scored in 26 PL games and the club lost only three of them (G20, E3, P3).
Chris Wood has scored in the last three wins as a Burnley visitor - he scored all his goals during the first half.
Statistics to consider: During the past season, Arsenal was one of the two teams that did not receive in the last 15 minutes before the break playing at home in the PL.
In the last two seasons, Burnley has not lost away from home if he leads the break (G6, E1).
Burnley has not achieved a goal in the first half against Arsenal in the last nine PL clashes with each other.
This will be the sixth time in history that Arsenal has played its first home league game against Burnley (Arsenal: G2, E2, P1).