Arsenal have just three games left of the 2025/26 season, which could end with the Gunners winning both the Champions League and the Premier League.
Mikel Arteta and his players will have put the European showpiece to the back of his mind ahead of the final two matches of the domestic season as two wins from two will see the north Londoners win their first league title in 22 years.
Burnley will definitely be playing in the Championship again next season, having suffered a third relegation in five seasons.
Here is our four-leg Bet Builder to consider which will return at 14/1 if successful.
Arsenal v Burnley Bet Builder Tips
Both teams to score – No @ 1/2
Viktor Gyokeres to score anytime @ 4/7
Bukayo Saka 2+ shots on target @ 23/20
Zian Flemming 1+ shot on target @ 6/5
Pays out at @ 14/1
Gunners to keep Clarets quiet
There are no excuses now for Arteta, as his side’s final two matches couldn’t be anymore straightforward. A clash against relegated Burnley, before a final-day showdown with Crystal Palace, who have a Conference League final just three days later.
In Arsenal’s last four victories, Arteta’s men haven’t conceded a goal and, aside from the 3-0 win over Fulham, the games against Newcastle United, Atletico Madrid and West Ham all finished 1-0.
Wins are wins, however, at this stage of the season, so don’t expect the Gunners to concede any goals. As such, expect another clean sheet in a routine win at the Emirates on Monday evening.
Leg 1: Both teams to score – No @ 1/2
Gyokeres hitting some fine form
It may have taken a few months for Viktor Gyokeres to get up to speed in the Premier League, but the Swede now has 14 league goals to his name and 21 overall.
He has hit top form just when it matters most. Goals against Atletico, Fulham and Bournemouth in the last few weeks have been crucial.
Gyokeres netted against Burnley in the reverse fixture and he will be keen to add to his tally on Monday.
Leg 2: Viktor Gyokeres to score anytime @ 4/7
Saka to lead the charge for Gunners
BUkayo Saka’s campaign has been disrupted by injury, but it looks as though he is back to full fitness at just the right time.
Goals against Atleti and the Cottagers have demonstrated how badly the Gunners missed the winger during his five-game absence.
Saka has registered at least one shot on target in three of his previous five matches and, with Burnley’s defence shipping 73 goals already this term, the England winger will fancy his chances of testing the goalkeeper several times in this game.
Leg 3: Bukayo Saka to register 2+ shots on target @ 23/20
Flemming one of few bright sparks for Clarets
While it has been a poor season for the Clarets, striker Zian Flemming has been one of the shining lights.
The Dutchman has scored 10 league goals across 27 appearances and averages 1.9 shots and 0.7 shots on target per game.
Creating chances against Arsenal will be tough, but in Flemming could offer the biggest threat to home goalkeeper David Raya.
He has at least one shot on target in three of his last five games, including against Aston Villa last time out.
Leg 4: Zian Flemming to register 1+ shot on target @ 6/5
