PREMIER LEAGUE: Tense, tolerable but winnable – Arsenal now see Bournemouth.

He seemed to agree with that. Arsenal They have won 1-0 in the Premier League one-handed – in their last four league games, all wins, three of which ended in that result – the Gunners have conceded just once in their last six games.

They conceded the fewest goals in the league (26) and the last time they conceded a goal was at home. Manchester City On April 19, seven games ago.

A clean sheet is opposed Burnley has been ArsenalHe is 32nd in all competitions this season.

“I thought my hair size would never go away, but in this job it’s going to be tested to the limit,” Arteta said.

“The passion every player shows in defence, their character and the way they work for each other is amazing.

“It’s a lot of work, even by all the coaches. And we all know the importance of that and how many results and wins we have because of it.”

They won 1-0 in the 13th of the season. Their style of play, their threat and reliance on set-pieces and their relative lack of wins have drawn criticism and anxious endings alike.

Manchester City They have the better goal difference – and that’s if they win their last two matches. Arsenal He has to hit Crystal Palace. In this case, drawing will not be enough.

“Funnily, Man City might have taken that.”Liverpool Defender Jamie Carragher spoke on Sky Sports. “I think the nerves will set in if Man City win, seeing how they played that second half. Bournemouth. Crystal Palace They are a better team Burnley Even with a few players.

“Arsenal They are going to do it in George Graham fashion rather than Arsene Wenger – ‘1-0 to Arsenal‘ He might have summed them up.

Ex Manchester United Defender Gary Neville added:Arsenal They are right on the brink but they don’t bother themselves half as well.

“You have to admire their ability to focus and concentrate and keep the defensive shape and principles. They keep clean sheets and in the modern game it’s a rare product, to see a team like this 1-0 wins.

“I think it will be enough to see them home.”