Unai Emery’s first Premier League season in charge ends as Arsenal take on Burnley .
Arsenal, and in particular Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, were sensational as they oozed class in a 4-2 victory at Valencia on Thursday night to progress to the Europa League final.
They’ll take on Chelsea in Baku later in May for the chance to qualify for next season’s Champions League, their only route into the competition having realistically missed out on the top four.
Burnley have improved after a disastrous start to the season and will threaten the Gunners despite three winless games.
Here is all the key information you need to know ahead of the game…
When is the game?
The match takes place on Sunday May 12.
Along with all other nine Premier League games, the match will kick-off at 3pm.
Where is the game being played?
The match will take place at Burnley’s Turf Moor, which has a capacity of just under 22,000 supporters.
What TV channel is the game on?
The match isn’t being televised live in the UK, with Sky Sports showing Manchester City and Liverpool instead.
Can you live stream the game?
You can follow the game live through highlights and key events on Sky Sports mobile app, if you are a Sky Sports customer.
Alternatively, you can follow all of the action on the Mirror Football live blog.
Burnley team news
Burnley defender Phil Bardsley could return for Sean Dyche’s side having missed the previous five games.
Dyche has also said he might make changes to the team, which could see more youngsters start.
Dwight McNeil is expected to continue his fine run of form, while Ben Mee is likely to start.
If Mee completes the full game then he will not have missed a single minute of Premier League action this season.
Arsenal team news
Arsenal are likely to field a different side from the one that guided them into the Europa League final on Thursday.
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is likely to be rested after his scintillating hat-trick but the Gabon striker will hope to start as he is still in the race for the Premier League golden boot.
Bernd Leno will come back in for Petr Cech in goal, while Matteo Guendouzi will probably start in midfield alongside either Granit Xhaka or Lucas Torreira.
Arsenal fans will hope it's the latter, after they booed off Switzerland international Xhaka during the 1-1 draw with Brighton last week.
Betting odds
Burnley: 11/5
Arsenal: 11/10
Draw: 13/5
Odds courtesy of Paddy Power
