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Arsenal FC Sunday, 6. May 2018
16:30 Clock 		Burnley FC
5:0
goals
1 : 0 Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang 14. / right-footed shot  (Alexandre Lacazette)
2 : 0 Alexandre Lacazette 45. / left-footed shot  (Héctor Bellerín)
3 : 0 Sead Kolašinac 54. / left-footed shot  (Jack Wilshere)
4 : 0 Alex Iwobi 64. / left-footed shot  (Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang)
5 : 0 Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang 75. / right-footed shot  (Héctor Bellerín)

33 Petr Čech
21 Calum Chambers 77'
24 Héctor Bellerín
27 Konstantinos Mavropanos
31 Sead Kolašinac
7 Henrikh Mkhitaryan
10 Jack Wilshere 72'
29 Granit Xhaka
9 Alexandre Lacazette 72'
14 Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang
17 Alex Iwobi
Substitutes
4 Per Mertesacker 77'
8 Aaron Ramsey 72'
23 Danny Welbeck 72'
13 David Ospina
18 Nacho Monreal
20 Shkodran Mustafi
30 Ainsley Maitland-Niles
29 Nick Pope
2 Matthew Lowton
5 James Tarkowski yellow 44'
23 Stephen Ward
28 Kevin Long
4 Jack Cork
13 Jeff Hendrick
17 Jóhann Guðmundsson 89'
18 Ashley Westwood
25 Aaron Lennon 71'
10 Ashley Barnes 22'
Substitutes
7 Georges-Kévin N'Koudou 71'
9 Sam Vokes 22'
21 Nahki Wells 89'
1 Tom Heaton
3 Charlie Taylor
26 Phil Bardsley
8 Dean Marney

Manager: Arsène Wenger

Ass. Manager: Neil Banfield

Ass. Manager: Steve Bould

Ass. Manager: Jens Lehmann

Manager: Sean Dyche

Ass. Manager: Tony Loughlan

Ass. Manager: Ian Woan


Emirates Stadium (London / England)
59.540
Andre Marriner (England)
Richard West (England)
Sian Massey-Ellis (England)

Reports

Arsene Wenger enjoyed a 5-0 thrashing of Burnley in his final home game in charge of Arsenal after 22 years as manager on a day dominated by tributes to the Frenchman....
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Arsene Wenger will bid farewell to a stadium he helped to build in more ways than one when he leads Arsenal at the Emirates for the final time at home to Burnley on Sunday....
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