The interim boss changed from a back five to a four last week and it paid off, as the Clarets produced an encouraging display during their 2-2 draw with Aston Villa.
Burnley showed far more purpose and intent to attack, as they opted to go toe-to-toe with the Europa League finalists.
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But playing Villa at home and title-chasing Arsenal away are two different matters altogether, so will Jackson stick with the brave approach or revert to a more pragmatic, conservative system?
With that in mind, here’s how we expect the Clarets to line up:
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1. GK - Max Weiss
After a promising Premier League debut, a night at the Emirates will be an invaluable experience for the german (Photo by Jan Kruger/Getty Images) Photo: Jan Kruger
2. RB - Kyle Walker
Assuming Burnley stick with a back four, Walker will feel at home at his usual right-back spot (Photo by Naomi Baker/Getty Images) Photo: Naomi Baker
3. CB - Axel Tuanzebe
The defender did pretty well on a surprise start last weekend as he featured for Burnley for the first time since February (Photo by Jan Kruger/Getty Images) Photo: Jan Kruger
4. CB - Maxime Esteve
The Frenchman was back to his best against Villa last week, producing a couple of crucial last-ditch blocks (Photo by Jan Kruger/Getty Images) Photo: Jan Kruger