Burnley vs Arsenal: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sat, 01 Nov '25)

As we gear up for a riveting Premier League clash, Turf Moor, England turns into the stage for Burnley vs. Arsenal on the wonderfully inconvenient date of Sat, 01 Nov '25. History and stats collide in a spectacular dance of numbers that scream destiny—or maybe just a well-timed offside trap.

Let’s dissect this head-to-head saga. Burnley, unfortunately, is yet to woo the football gods with a win in their past three encounters against Arsenal. The Gunners have painted the previous games in shades of victory twice, leaving one romantic 1-1 draw somewhere on the pitch. Last time these teams exchanged tackles, Arsenal scored so many goals that even the scoreboard blushed a little, ending in a triumphant 5-0 as visiting party crashers on Sat, 17 Feb 24.

Presently, Burnley enters this game with their spirits slightly lifted after a 2-0 triumph over Leeds United, which is almost like a celebratory dance. Meanwhile, Arsenal blitzed Atlético Madrid with a commanding 4-0 victory, clearly flexing muscles and maybe a bicep or two. Breaking down the table tango, Burnley groans in 17th place while Arsenal waltzes contently at the number one spot in their domestic leagues.

Player performances light up this impending clash like fireworks on a New Year’s Eve, minus the countdown. Burnley’s superstar Jaidon Anthony, shy yet dangerous, has danced the ball past defenders for 4 goals. Arsenal, however, counters with Declan 'Assist Machine' Rice, who keeps setting up goals like he's gifting. Top-notch Bakersfield from Burnley offers famous names like Josh Cullen earning a 7.18, Florentino Luís with a noble 7, and of course, the sly Jaidon Anthony at a 6.96. On the Arsenal side, Bukayo Saka wins “best on ground” with a 7.43, followed closely by Jurriën Timber’s sturdy 7.35, and Martín Zubimendi, not far behind at 7.31.

If possession were an art form, Arsenal would be painting masterpieces with a 58.63% hold. Burnley’s 34.5% kind of resembles abstract art—open to interpretation. Those curious about corner kicks might be amused that Burnley averages 2.75, feeling kind of stingy, while the Gunners exhibit generosity with an average of 7.88 shared corners. Discipline? Well, Burnley’s discipline report chalks up 13 yellows and a solitary red, mirroring Arsenal’s own tally of 9 yellows and a matching red-card sin.

Looking at the stats, Arsenal’s knack for keeping their powder dry and their eyes on top prize should lead them to edge this tie. They likely have the advantage here, unless Burnley pulls a rabbit out of their tactical hat!