Granit Xhaka gifted Burnley an equaliser in a 1-1 draw with Arsenal, in a match which also saw Erik Pieters' red card and an Arsenal penalty overturned by VAR
Pierre Emerick-Aubameyang put Arsenal in control with an early finish that snuck through the grasp of Nick Pope (6)
 However, with Arsenal cruising and Burnley struggling, Xhaka inexplicably decided to play a pass across his own six-yard box which deflected off Chris Wood's hip and into the unguarded net (39)
The game seemed to be meandering towards an uneventful conclusion but then sparked into life in the final 10 minutes
Arsenal felt they should have been awarded a penalty when Pieters looked to have handled in the area but VAR did not deem it a clear and obvious error
 Pieters - in the thick of the action - was then dismissed by referee Andre Marriner and a penalty was awarded when the defender deflected a Nicolas Pepe effort onto the crossbar
 However, VAR showed that the block had come off his shoulder and Burnley had a reprieve
Arsenal still managed to create one last chance in injury-time but Dani Ceballos curled an effort off the foot of the post as Burnley managed to hold on
Arsenal have taken only eight points from their last seven games, leaving them firmly in mid-table as the fight for Europe rages above them
Aubameyang's clever positioning off the left spearheaded attack after attack in the first half for Arsenal
The Gabon forward needed only six minutes to make it six goals from his last five starts, cutting in from the left to hit a low shot which Pope could not keep out at his near post
 Gareth Southgate was watching on from the stands
Aubameyang - who has scored more goals, eight, against Burnley than any other Premier League side - looked in the mood as he twice went close himself while also setting up Bukayo Saka, guilty of a bad miss as he poked wide
Burnley could barely string two passes together as Thomas Partey then fired over from Martin Odegaard's cut back
But then Xhaka came bearing Premier League gifts
 Xhaka took a short pass from Bernd Leno while facing his own goal and a pass to David Luiz looked on but the Swiss midfielder took a touch, looked up, then inexplicably kicked the ball against Wood and watched in horror as it flew into the net
It was the eighth time the Swiss midfielder has been guilty of an error leading directly to a goal since the 2016-17 season - more than any other outfield player in the Premier League
Burnley enjoyed more and more of the ball after the break as the game turned into a scrappy affair that suited Sean Dyche's men
Saka wanted a penalty when the ball struck substitute Pieters on 74 minutes, but neither Marriner nor VAR Kevin Friend were interested as it came at the Dutchman from close range
Pieters remained at the forefront of the game as his volley had to be touched over the crossbar by Leno at full stretch
Moments later Wood should have had his second but shot straight at Leno when played in by Matej Vydra
At the other end substitute Pepe missed a sitter as he swung tamely at Kieran Tierney's pass
Further drama came as Marriner pointed to the spot when Pepe's volley hit Pieters and flew on to the crossbar
 Pieters was initially shown a red card, but it was overturned by Friend with replays showing the ball struck the Burnley man on the shoulder
Ceballos then saw his shot come back off the post in a frantic finish that Burnley were fortunate to escape from with a point
Burnley must be sick of the sight of Aubameyang
He has now scored more Premier League goals against Burnley (8) than against any other club, while only against Hamburg (9) has he netted more often in the top five European leagues
Overall, the Gabon striker looks a far more confident player than the one who has struggled for large parts this season
 That is now six goals in his last five starts across all competitions
 His movement looks sharper, as does his finishing
 There was never anything else in his mind as he dribbled towards the box
 We are now seeing the real Aubameyang
 said: "Overall, another good point against a good Arsenal side
 We attempted to affect the game by pressing all match
 We relied on the same group [as in previous games] and they were outstanding, the way they went after Arsenal for the whole 90 minutes
"I'm a fan of VAR, we know it has to be streamlined but that is where it's worth its weight in gold
 The referee couldn't wait to get his red card out today, although he is a very fine referee
 That is what VAR is for
 There wasn't a lot in it in the first half, but our defending was exceptional and we probably made the chance of the game, but their 'keeper made a good save
" said: "I'm disappointed with the result, but the reality is when you come here, which is a tough place to play, and you generate the chances that we created, don't score enough, give a goal to the opponent and then don't get the decisions that you should get, it becomes difficult to win a game in the league
"On the no handball penalty decision that was not overturned by VAR, was it a penalty? "Absolutely I think it's obvious and clear I think there is no debate about that
 If that's not a penalty I think somebody has to explain what is a penalty in this league
"Burnley have condemned online abuse directed at defender Erik Pieters and his family following the 1-1 draw against Arsenal and the club are investigating the matter
The abusive comments were made on an Instagram post, where Pieters had wished his wife a happy Valentine's Day 
 Some contained wishes of harm on his wife and unborn child
A Burnley statement read: "We are aware of online abuse directed at Erik Pieters following yesterday's game
"Thanks to all who have highlighted it
 We are in contact with all relevant parties and offering our support to Erik and his family
" has contacted Instagram for comment
Pieters came on as a substitute at Turf Moor on Saturday, replacing the injured Charlie Taylor during the second half and Arsenal felt they should have been awarded a penalty when Pieters looked to have handled the ball in the six-yard box as he blocked a shot from Nicolas Pepe in the latter stages of the game
Referee Andre Mariner awarded a penalty to the Gunners and gave Pieters a red card but the decision was overturned following a VAR review which ruled that the shot ricocheted off of the defender's shoulder instead of his arm
After the final whistle, Pieters explained that he felt VAR had made the correct call after Mariner's original decision was reviewed
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