Arsenal bounce back with a convincing win

The game started with both teams showing caution, but Arsenal gradually took control. The breakthrough came in the first half's injury time when Leandro Trossard, assisted by Bukayo Saka, found the back of the net. Trossard's goal was a culmination of Arsenal's growing pressure and sent the Gunners into the break with a deserved lead.

Burnley strike back, Arsenal respond quickly

Burnley, not willing to go down without a fight, levelled the score in the 54th minute through Josh Brownhill. The goal briefly silenced the home crowd, but Arsenal's response was swift and decisive. Just three minutes later, William Saliba, with an assist from Trossard, restored Arsenal's lead with a well-taken goal.

Zinchenko solidifies the lead

Oleksandr Zinchenko then added to Burnley's woes in the 74th minute, scoring Arsenal's third. His goal, a testament to Arsenal's attacking prowess, gave the Gunners a comfortable cushion and seemingly put the game beyond Burnley's reach.

Late drama as Vieira sees red

The match, however, took a dramatic turn in the 83rd minute when Francisco Vieira received a straight red card for a challenge on Schoppen. This incident marred what was otherwise a strong performance by Arsenal, leaving them to finish the game with ten men.

Conclusion: Arsenal's resilience shines through

Despite the late setback, Arsenal's victory was a significant response following their defeat against Newcastle. The win showcased their resilience and ability to bounce back, essential qualities in the long Premier League season.

For Burnley, the defeat is a reminder of the challenges they face in the league, but their brief comeback will be a positive takeaway. They showed glimpses of quality and will look to build on that in their upcoming fixtures.

As for Arsenal, the focus will now be on maintaining their form and managing without Vieira in their next match, as they continue to push for the top spot in the league. The blend of skill, determination, and tactical acumen displayed against Burnley suggests they are well equipped to do just that.