Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta vowed to

And so too does Massimiliano Allegri, who stepped down as Juventus boss after winning the Scudetto last year.

Arteta cut a frustrated figure after the match against Burnley on Sunday, with the Spaniard saying: “It’s another defeat which is extremely disappointing.

“I have the feeling that we gave the game away because we had complete control of the game, we were on top of the game, we should have scored one or two [goals] easily, they created nothing and obviously when you give the red card away, the game changes.

“At a set piece, which is one of their man strengths, we conceded a goal.

“The team kept trying, kept going but at the moment I don’t know what else we have to do to score a goal.”