Arsenal

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Mikel Arteta's Arsenal arrive this fixture on the back of of one their most impressive seasons in recent times, taking the fight to Manchester City to the very enf. The 1-0 win at West Ham through Leandro Trossard's header, three goals against Fulham and their UCL final run confidence have produced a squad operating with the collective assurance of champions in waiting. The Emirates will generate an atmosphere of almost unbearable intensity as 60,000 supporters arrive knowing that 90 minutes separates their club from a first Premier League title in 22 years.

Burnley

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Mike Jackson’s Burnley arrive this fixture as the season's second confirmed relegated club alongside Wolves, their 21 points representing one of the Premier League's most painful campaigns. Despite the absence of competitive stakes, Burnley's players will approach Monday evening with the professionalism expected of Premier League footballers and the desire to end a miserable personal season on something approaching a dignified note. Four losses in their recent five outings reflects the reality of a squad that has found the Premier League's demands consistently beyond them. At the Emirates, the most pressurised environment in English football on Monday evening, they will need every ounce of collective resilience to avoid a heavy defeat.