Burnley vs Arsenal Prediction and Betting Tips for Matchday 10 of the Premier League, scheduled for Saturday, November 1, 2025, at 15:00 GMT. The match takes place at Turf Moor and will be broadcast live on Amazon Prime (Can) and DAZN (Can). Arsenal enter the weekend sitting comfortably at the top, while Burnley are fighting to stay clear of the bottom three. In this article, we’ll explore key insights backed by Barclays Premier League Stats and recent form analysis from XpertStats experts.

• Arsenal have kept six consecutive clean sheets in all competitions.
• Burnley are unbeaten in their last two home league matches.
• Both teams average under two goals per match this season.
• Arsenal have won their last 13 league matches vs newly promoted teams.

Let’s start with the hosts. Burnley have shown signs of resilience lately, grabbing back-to-back wins that breathed life into their campaign. Their 3-2 victory over Wolves was full of heart, a mix of raw fight and tactical edge. They’ve scored in each of their last six outings, averaging 1.25 goals per match, while conceding only 0.5 on average. That balance might surprise some, given their early-season struggles. Still, facing a side like Arsenal is an entirely different story. The Clarets will need that Turf Moor spirit to have any chance of unsettling the league leaders.

Scott Parker’s men are growing in confidence, no doubt. But consistency remains their biggest test. With players like Quilindschy Hartman delivering four assists this season and Ugochukwu dictating midfield tempo, there’s structure. The problem? Burnley’s defensive line tends to drop deep under pressure, inviting trouble. And when Arsenal’s front three start rotating between the lines, that’s a recipe for headaches. Can Burnley hold their shape for 90 minutes? Hard to say. Yet, this team has made a habit of proving doubters wrong.

Arsenal, meanwhile, are flying. Eight wins on the bounce across all competitions, six straight clean sheets, they’re in their groove. What’s more impressive is how adaptable they’ve become. Arteta rotated heavily in midweek against Brighton, yet his side still came out 2-0 winners. The Gunners average one goal per game while conceding just 0.5, showing that control and patience are their biggest weapons. Even with Martinelli out and Saliba doubtful, their depth looks frightening. Declan Rice, Bukayo Saka, and Viktor Gyokeres are expected to start, that’s enough firepower to trouble any defense.

Still, this isn’t a walkover. Burnley’s energy at home could make things scrappy, at least early on. But Arsenal’s record against newly promoted sides is immaculate, thirteen straight league wins. If they start strong, it might be another professional, low-scoring victory. Expect Arteta’s side to dominate possession, stay compact, and grind out another clean-sheet performance. For betting value, the stats point clearly towards Arsenal to win with limited goals scored. As always, Barclays Premier League Stats reveal the margins that separate champions from challengers.