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LONDON (Reuters) – Burnley manager Sean Dyke said on Wednesday that his team would need luck in their arbitration decisions to win their first Arsenal victory in their Premier League match on Saturday.
Burnley has lost in his last 10 games against Arsenal in all competitions and the London club is the only top flight team that Dyke has not defeated.
"It's a great team but we have already shown our ability to take points to big teams," Dyke told reporters before the match.
"Burnley has already done well against Arsenal and luck may not have served us in many difficult decisions (refereeing) against us."
"We need luck and maybe we need a resolution in our favor. Things can be more decisive and clear with the help of video judgment badistance and we will certainly not face decisions made against us in the past. But we must do well. "
"Arsenal is a good team. Coach Unai Emery changes some things. The team has become a little inclined to defend, but it still has the weapons to change the course of games. "
After finishing seventh in 2017, Burnley returned to 15th place last season after being out for several weeks in the relegation zone, a period that Dyke described as a warning to his team to see how much it was difficult.
"Last year was a real reminder of the proximity of the Premier League levels. If you do not succeed, you will be punished immediately.
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