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Burnley vs Arsenal: Historic clash at Turf Moor
Experience a fixture steeped in English football history as Burnley welcome Arsenal to Turf Moor in the Premier League. This matchup brings together two clubs with rich traditions - Burnley, one of the founder members of the Football League playing at England's second-oldest continuously used ground, against Arsenal, one of the nation's most decorated clubs with their attacking philosophy under Mikel Arteta.
Arsenal, consistent title challengers in recent seasons, travel to Lancashire seeking three vital points to maintain their pursuit of silverware. The Gunners have established themselves as one of the Premier League's most impressive sides, combining tactical sophistication with devastating attacking play. Meanwhile, Burnley, under their management, look to use the intimate, intimidating atmosphere of Turf Moor to their advantage and cause an upset against one of England's traditional powerhouses.
With Arsenal's recent dominance in this fixture contrasting with Turf Moor's reputation as a difficult place for big teams to visit, this promises to be a fascinating tactical battle between contrasting styles and ambitions.
Recent meeting: Arsenal's emphatic victory at Turf Moor
February's five-goal masterclass
The most recent encounter between these two sides took place on February 17, 2024, and saw Arsenal produce one of their most impressive away performances of the season, thrashing Burnley 5-0 at Turf Moor. The comprehensive victory came at a crucial time in Arsenal's title challenge, keeping them just two points behind leaders Liverpool while demonstrating their ruthless streak.
Arsenal continued their habit of scoring early goals, taking the lead after just four minutes. Martin Odegaard gave the visitors the perfect start, drilling home the opener to set the tone for what would become a dominant display. The Norwegian captain's early strike put Burnley on the back foot from the opening whistle.
Bukayo Saka doubled the lead from the penalty spot before halftime after Leandro Trossard was brought down by a desperate lunge from Lorenz Assignon when through on goal. The England international squeezed his penalty low into the corner, down to James Trafford's left, for his 14th goal of the campaign and his fourth successful penalty out of four that season.
Saka began the second half with a tremendous second goal, showcasing his individual quality. Trossard then piled on further misery in the 66th minute, curling the ball past Trafford inside the box to make it 4-0.
Kai Havertz wrapped up the scoring with a superb solo goal in the 79th minute. Taking Jakub Kiwior's long throw in his stride, the German surged into the box and nutmegged Hannes Delcroix before slotting the ball past Trafford, ending a seven-match goal drought in spectacular fashion.
Historic achievement
The victory represented a remarkable achievement for Arsenal - scoring five or more goals in back-to-back away matches for the first time in their history. They became the first top-flight side to score 5+ goals in consecutive away games since Liverpool in October 2021. The emphatic win came on the back of their 6-0 demolition of West Ham the previous weekend, meaning Arsenal had scored 11 goals in just two away matches.
The comprehensive nature of the victory highlighted Arsenal's title credentials and their ability to be ruthless against teams in the lower reaches of the table. For Burnley, sitting 19th on 13 points and seven points from safety, it extended their winless run to seven matches.
Complete head-to-head record
All-time meetings
The history between Burnley and Arsenal stretches back over a century, with the two clubs having met 95 times across all competitions. Arsenal hold a significant advantage in the all-time record:
Overall Record (All Competitions):
- Arsenal wins: 46
- Draws: 21
- Burnley wins: 28
- Arsenal goals: 161
- Burnley goals: 111
Premier League Record:
- Total matches: 18
- Arsenal wins: 13
- Draws: 4
- Burnley wins: 1
- Arsenal goals: 32
- Burnley goals: 10
Recent form analysis
Last 5 meetings: Arsenal have been dominant in recent encounters, winning 4 and drawing 1 of the last 5 matches. Burnley have failed to score in 4 of these 5 games, highlighting Arsenal's defensive improvement alongside their attacking prowess. Arsenal have not lost to Burnley in their last 5 meetings.
Scoring patterns: In their 22 meetings since 2008, matches have averaged 2.45 goals. Arsenal average 1.9 goals per game against Burnley, while the Clarets manage just 0.5 goals per game - demonstrating the significant gulf in quality between the sides in recent years.
Burnley's goalscoring challenge: Burnley have only scored 8 goals in 16 all-time Premier League meetings with Arsenal, never netting more than once in a single match. No side has ever faced another more often in the Premier League without scoring multiple goals in a game.
Burnley's rare victories
While Arsenal dominate the recent history, Burnley have managed occasional upsets:
December 2020 - Burnley 1-0 Arsenal (Emirates Stadium)
Burnley's most recent victory came away from home, with a Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang own goal handing them a shock 1-0 win at the Emirates. This ended a run of nine consecutive defeats at Arsenal's home stretching back to 1975.
January 2022 - Arsenal 0-0 Burnley (Emirates Stadium)
Burnley held Arsenal to a goalless draw in North London, demonstrating their defensive resilience. Combined with their 2020 victory, Burnley were unbeaten in their two most recent visits to the Emirates before Arsenal's home dominance resumed.
Arsenal's biggest wins
Arsenal's 5-0 victory in February 2024 equaled their joint-biggest Premier League win against Burnley. They also won 5-0 at the Emirates in May 2018, when Arsène Wenger's final home game as manager saw Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alexandre Lacazette inspire a dominant display.
Key players to watch
Arsenal's attacking stars
Bukayo Saka remains Arsenal's most potent attacking threat on the right flank. The England international has scored in four consecutive Premier League appearances against Burnley, netting 6 goals across these four games. His direct running, technical ability, and end product make him a constant danger. His combination play with Martin Odegaard creates numerous scoring opportunities.
Martin Odegaard orchestrates all of Arsenal's attacking play from his central position. The Norwegian captain's vision, passing range, and ability to find pockets of space between the lines make him Arsenal's creative heartbeat. Since the start of the 2023 season, only five players have been involved in more Premier League goals than Odegaard (33 - 20 goals, 13 assists), more than any other midfielder during this period.
Leandro Trossard has proven to be a crucial player in this fixture, scoring multiple goals against Burnley including Arsenal's historic 1000th Emirates Stadium goal. The Belgian's movement, composure in the box, and ability to win penalties make him a constant threat.
Burnley's key men
With Burnley's squad changing based on their division, their key players will be those who can exploit any defensive vulnerabilities and work tirelessly to frustrate Arsenal's attacking play. The home side will need their goalkeeper to be in inspired form and their defensive unit to work as a cohesive whole to have any chance of taking points from the Gunners.
Turf Moor: England's historic fortress
Stadium information
Turf Moor is a piece of English football history. Occupied by Burnley FC since 1883, it's the second-longest continuously used football ground in English professional football, behind only Preston North End's Deepdale. This historic venue combines traditional charm with modern facilities, creating an authentic football atmosphere that's increasingly rare in today's game.
The stadium has a capacity of 21,944, which is approximately one seat for every three inhabitants of Burnley—one of the highest ratios in English football. This remarkable statistic demonstrates the club's importance to the local community and explains the passionate atmosphere generated on matchdays.
The stadium consists of four distinct stands: the James Hargreaves Stand (North), the Jimmy McIlroy Stand (East), the Bob Lord Stand (South), and the David Fishwick Stand/Cricket Field Stand (West). Each offers unique viewing experiences, from the modern two-tiered North Stand with its spectacular panoramic views to the historic Bob Lord Stand with its original wooden seats and pillars that create an authentic, old-school football ground feel.
Matchday atmosphere
Turf Moor creates an intimidating environment for visiting teams, particularly those from the traditional "big six." The stadium's compact design, with supporters close to the pitch, and the low roofs in some stands that trap noise, generate an intense atmosphere. The passionate local support and the ground's historic character combine to make this one of the more challenging away fixtures in English football.
For Arsenal supporters making the journey from North London, the away section in the David Fishwick Stand provides unrestricted views and can accommodate up to 2,100 traveling fans for league matches, with this allocation potentially increasing for high-profile fixtures.
Stadium facilities
All four stands at Turf Moor are covered, providing protection from Lancashire's frequently unpredictable weather. The stadium has undergone significant modernization in recent years, particularly in the Jimmy McIlroy Stand, which now features self-order stations for food and drink, a sports bar in the middle tier, and a state-of-the-art gaming lounge.
The ground offers excellent accessibility features, with 153 wheelchair bays across all stands, a fully equipped Changing Places facility, and two purpose-built corner stands added specifically for disabled supporters in 2019.
How to get to Turf Moor
By train
Burnley is served by three railway stations, with two within easy walking distance of the stadium:
Burnley Manchester Road (15-minute walk) - Direct trains from Manchester Victoria run hourly and take approximately 50 minutes. The station also has connections from Leeds, Bradford, Preston, and Blackburn.
Burnley Central (20-minute walk) - Similar distance to Manchester Road with comparable accessibility.
Burnley Barracks (further from the stadium) - Offers additional connections but requires a longer walk or taxi journey.
From either of the main stations, the walk to Turf Moor is straightforward and well-signposted. Taxi ranks are available at the stations, with services like Ace Taxis (01282 456350) available for pre-booking.
From Burnley town center
The walk from Burnley town center takes just 10 minutes, making pre-match stops at town center pubs and restaurants very convenient. The town offers numerous dining options, and the short distance means supporters can arrive early to soak up the atmosphere before heading to the ground.
By car
Parking near Turf Moor is limited on matchdays. The best option for many supporters is Burnley Cricket Club, located adjacent to the stadium, which charges £7 and offers a family-friendly environment with refreshments available. This has become particularly popular with away supporters.
Street parking is available in surrounding residential areas, but arrive early and be respectful of residents. Town center car parks offer alternative options with approximately a 10-15 minute walk to the stadium.
Pre-match venues
Burnley Cricket Club is the top recommendation for both home and away fans, offering refreshments, a welcoming atmosphere, and the shortest possible walk to the stadium. It fills up quickly for big matches, so early arrival is advised.
Burnley's town center, just 10 minutes from the ground, provides numerous pubs, restaurants, and fast food outlets, ideal for those wanting to arrive early and experience the local atmosphere before the match.
Hospitality & VIP packages at Turf Moor
Experience Burnley v Arsenal in style with premium hospitality options at one of England's most traditional grounds.
Available hospitality lounges
The Clearly Interiors Lounge
The ultimate matchday experience featuring behind-the-scenes stadium tours with Burnley legends, a matchday host, pre-match competitions for club memorabilia, three-course carvery meal, complimentary gift, half-time cheese and biscuits, and pay bar facilities.
The Jimmy McIlroy Suite
Located in the historic Jimmy McIlroy Stand, offering a one-course meal, half-time refreshments, padded seating with excellent pitch views, and a matchday teamsheet. An accessible hospitality option with great comfort.
Centenary Lounge
Newly refurbished with stunning pitch views, featuring welcome drinks, a three-course meal in contemporary restaurant surroundings, and padded seats. Perfect for corporate entertaining.
The Trophy Room
An intimate space offering seating in the dugouts near the halfway line, a two-course meal plus half-time and full-time refreshments, and a matchday programme. Ideal for smaller groups seeking a special experience.
Executive boxes
Private executive boxes are available throughout the stadium, offering the most exclusive way to watch this historic fixture with your own guests in a private setting.
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Historical context
Burnley's proud heritage
Burnley Football Club was founded in 1882 and are one of the founder members of the Football League in 1888. Their home ground Turf Moor has been in continuous use since 1883, making it one of the oldest football stadiums still in operation.
The Clarets have won two English top-flight titles (1920-21 and 1959-60) and have lifted the FA Cup once (1914). Their 1959-60 title-winning team is remembered as one of the finest sides in the club's history. Burnley were also the first English club to compete in European football, entering the European Cup in 1960-61 where they reached the quarter-finals.
During the 2024-25 season, Burnley matched or broke several English league records, including the best defensive record in history (16 goals conceded in 46 matches, an average of 0.35 per game), becoming the first team to avoid conceding more than one goal in any league fixture, and becoming the first club to gain at least 100 points in the EFL Championship on two occasions.
Arsenal's illustrious history
Arsenal are one of English football's most decorated clubs with 13 league titles and a record 14 FA Cup victories. The Gunners' famous "Invincibles" season of 2003/04, when they went unbeaten throughout the entire Premier League campaign (26 wins, 12 draws), remains one of football's greatest achievements.
The club's move from Highbury to Emirates Stadium in 2006 marked the beginning of a new era. Under Mikel Arteta, Arsenal have rediscovered their competitive edge and established themselves as genuine title contenders, finishing as runners-up in consecutive seasons and consistently challenging Manchester City for the Premier League crown.
Arsenal's rich history includes legendary managers like Herbert Chapman, who revolutionized English football tactics in the 1930s, and Arsène Wenger, who transformed the club with his innovative methods and attractive playing style across 22 years in charge.
Frequently asked questions
When is Burnley vs Arsenal?
Fixture dates are confirmed at various stages throughout the season. Initial fixture lists are released in mid-June, with television selections potentially changing dates and kick-off times 4-6 weeks before matches. Check this page regularly for the latest match information.
How much are Burnley vs Arsenal tickets?
Ticket prices vary depending on seating section and availability. Burnley typically offers competitive pricing, with adult tickets ranging from £45-£60 depending on the stand and opponent category. Concessions are available for seniors, under-22s, under-18s, and under-12s.
Can Arsenal fans buy tickets?
Yes, away tickets for Arsenal supporters are available when offered by our sellers. These tickets are clearly marked in our inventory as away section seats. Arsenal fans are typically allocated up to 2,100 seats in the David Fishwick Stand, with potential increases for high-profile fixtures.
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When will I receive my tickets?
Tickets are typically delivered several days before the match date. You'll receive email confirmation and tracking information once your tickets have been dispatched.
How do I get to Turf Moor?
Turf Moor is located at Harry Potts Way, Burnley, Lancashire, BB10 4BX. The nearest train stations are Burnley Manchester Road and Burnley Central (both 15-20 minutes walk). From Burnley town center it's a 10-minute walk. Parking is available at Burnley Cricket Club (£7) or in town center car parks.
What time should I arrive at the stadium?
We recommend arriving at least 60-90 minutes before kick-off to allow time for security checks, finding your seat, and experiencing the pre-match atmosphere. For big matches like Arsenal, arriving early is particularly advisable.
Is Turf Moor accessible for disabled supporters?
Yes, Turf Moor has excellent accessibility features, with 153 wheelchair bays across all stands, a Changing Places facility, and designated easy access seats. Accessible parking is available on a match-by-match basis (booking essential). Contact Burnley FC's Disability Liaison Officer for specific requirements.
Is the stadium covered?
Yes, all four stands at Turf Moor are covered, providing protection from the weather. However, some seats in corners and lower tiers may experience wind and rain during particularly severe weather conditions. Dress appropriately for Lancashire's unpredictable climate.
What's the capacity of Turf Moor?
The stadium has a capacity of 21,944, making it one of the more intimate Premier League grounds. This creates an excellent atmosphere with supporters close to the action.
Book your Burnley vs Arsenal tickets today
Don't miss this historic fixture between Burnley and Arsenal at Turf Moor. This match offers Premier League football in one of England's most atmospheric and traditional stadiums, where two clubs with proud histories meet in contrasting circumstances.
Arsenal will be looking to continue their recent dominance of this fixture and secure three points in their pursuit of silverware. With their attacking prowess demonstrated by scoring 11 goals in their last two visits to Lancashire, the Gunners arrive as overwhelming favorites. However, Turf Moor's intimidating atmosphere and Burnley's fighting spirit mean nothing can be taken for granted.
The recent 5-0 Arsenal victory showcased the gulf in quality between the sides, but football's unpredictability means every match writes its own story. Whether you're an Arsenal supporter traveling north to back the Gunners' title challenge or a Burnley fan hoping to witness a famous upset, this fixture offers the perfect opportunity to experience authentic English football at one of the game's historic venues.
Turf Moor provides an experience that modern stadiums cannot replicate, wooden seats, supporting pillars, close proximity to the pitch, and over 140 years of football history. Combined with Lancashire hospitality and competitive football, it promises a memorable matchday for all supporters.
