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Hello and welcome to our live coverage of Newcastle United vs Arsenal in the Premier League. Arsenal need a win at St James' Park to overtake north London ...

•6h ago •6h ago •6h ago •6h ago •5h ago There is plenty still to play for in the Premier League in what is left of this season. •5h ago Chris Wood drops out, as well as Jamaal Lascelles who has been replaced by Fabian Schar. •5h ago As for tonight's hosts, they will be ecstatic to see Wilson back for their final home game of the season. His absence at Tottenham on Thursday night was one of the main reasons why the Gunners were beaten so comprehensively. The fans absolutely adore him now as you can see from the photo above!

Arsenal continue their quest for Champions League football on Monday as they make the long trip up to St James' Park to face a Newcastle side that has very ...

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The good news for Arsenal before Monday's match against Newcastle at St James' Park is that the battle for fourth place – and the lucrative Big Cup spot ...

“The sky is the limit really, so I want to push on and never be satisfied,” roared TAA. And you thought the battle at the bottom could get messy?” – Mark McFadden. You go into the dressing room after the game and all of the lads are straight on their phones. Oddly enough, for me the answer to all three is the same, ‘Leighton Baines at peak John Lennon’” – Jon Millard. And I saw him play for England” – Melanie Smith. “I am in total disbelief that your idiot friend was getting married on FA Cup Saturday (Friday’s missive). When did you find a friend, let alone one who could get married? However, all but one of those drubbings were dished out to a version of Newcastle that no longer exists – an incarnation that was owned by a tyrant fabled for cynically using the club and its ground to promote the personal fiefdom from which he generated his billions. For Arteta, his players and Arsenal’s fans, the pressure is on and will remain just as intense even if they win tonight. Join Max Rushden, Barry Glendenning and the pod squad for the latest Football Weekly podcast. But with Mike Ashley gone and their Premier League safety secured, Newcastle’s players have nothing much to play for tonight … apart from the love of 50,000 newly enthused fans. “I have no complaint and I didn’t complain on Thursday,” he said. Of course, this being Arsenal, it could be argued that this also constitutes bad news, as the only team more likely to mess up this golden opportunity to return to European football’s top table currently sit two points ahead of them in that fourth place, having played one game more.

Arsenal looks to reclaim its place in the Premier League's top four, at the expense of north London rival Tottenham, with a win at Newcastle. Tottenham beat ...

The game will be live streamed on fuboTV, which offers a free trial. The game will be live streamed on fuboTV, which offers a free trial. Tottenham beat Burnley 1-0 Sunday to move two points above Arsenal in the fight for Champions League qualification.

Minute-by-minute report: Arsenal need a win to climb back above Spurs and reclaim fourth place going into the final day. Join Michael Butler for updates.

Newcastle away is not the fixture Mikel Arteta would have chosen for Arsenal’s penultimate game. For Arsenal, the maths is pretty simple. Wilson closes the keeper down, but the ball deflects straight to White who desperately boots the ball upfield. 8 min: Yellow card for White, who makes a clumsy tackle on the edge of Arsenal’s box. White, who had missed the previous three games with a hamstring problem, also comes in. 12 min: Arsenal are wandering around with all the urgency of Benny Fazio on a construction site.

Although the current campaign hasn't yet finished, attention is already beginning to turn to preparations for next season. This summer Premier League clubs ...

Due to coronavirus restrictions, Arsenal didn't venture far in recent years. Arsenal have frequently played London rivals Chelsea in pre-season games in recent years. Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta will take on his former club Everton in Baltimore on Saturday, July 16.

NEWCASTLE, England (AP) — Arsenal no longer has Champions League qualification in its own hands. A 2-0 loss at Newcastle on Monday saw Arsenal relinquish ...

Granit Xhaka slammed his Arsenal teammate for not listening to Mikel Arteta after his side lost 2-0 at Newcastle. Xhaka also said some players lacked ...

"We are waiting for six years [to get back in the Champions League]. We had everything in our hands. It's one of the most important games for us. "You need people to have the balls to come here and play. You don't deserve to play Champions League or even Europa League. It's very hard to take it at the moment. If you're nervous, stay on the bench or stay at home. "I can't explain to you why.

Mikel Arteta said Arsenal must "swallow the poison" after a 2-0 loss at Newcastle left his team facing failure to qualify for the Champions League.

"They were running us over from the first minute to the 96th. "The thing is the pressure. If you can't handle the pressure, it ends like today. "It's very hard to accept it. Normally, I sit here and defend what we have done, but Newcastle were 100 times better than us in every department, from beginning to end. "Tonight, we have to swallow all the poison that we feel and go again tomorrow," Arteta said.

Arsenal's inefficiency in attack has been a problem all season and looks like costing them a Champions League place.

It will not be news to Arteta, who was relatively candid when it was pointed out in December that they had no reliable centre-forward option for the long-term. He was one of Arsenal’s more willing performers at St James’ Park but Callum Wilson showed him how it is done and, while the academy product is understandably admired by the fanbase, they require better. Lacazette briefly earned gushing reviews in December when showing the leadership Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang had abdicated, if not the goal return of his friend, but that was a passing fancy and he will depart with little fanfare this summer. When he is out of tune, Arteta is forced to look at his other forwards more in hope than expectation. Nowadays, their concerns are loftier but a lack of potency is the primary issue for Mikel Arteta to address this summer. In peacetime football, only one of Arsenal’s top scorers, Brian Kidd in 1975-76, has managed fewer than 12; on the previous occasion, in 1912-13, Charles Lewis scored four and Arsenal were relegated.

If last week's Premier League defeat against Tottenham Hotpsur was damaging, over the course of 90 minutes against Newcastle on Monday, Arsenal's Champions ...

City went on to win 2-1, scoring its second goal in stoppage time. "The team that we were able to build is what we were able to build and it's the team that has taken us all the way here," the manager reflected after Monday's defeat. The result means Arsenal will likely feature in the Europa League next season, and Europe's second-tier competition comes with its own unique challenges -- namely traveling to Europe to play on a Thursday before returning for a Premier League game at the weekend. "Every aspect of the game we were second best and Newcastle totally deserved to win the match, probably by a bigger margin as well." "If you're not ready for that, you're nervous, stay on the bench or stay at home, don't come here," he told Sky Sports. "We need people that have balls -- sorry to say that -- to come here and to play, because we knew this game is maybe one of the most important games for us." The 2-0 defeat at St James' Park -- a performance midfielder Granit Xhaka described as a "disaster" -- delivered a huge blow to Arsenal's chances of finishing in the Premier League top four as the Gunners remain two points behind Tottenham with one game left to play.

Arsenal have dropped crucial points in their fight for Champions League qualification after a 2-0 loss against Newcastle United on Monday night.In a tense.

We had nothing in the game.” “They were much better in every department. Arsenal have risen to fourth with a youthful squad - but how good are they compared with other young PL teams in the past decade? Arsenal have risen to fourth with a youthful squad - but how good are they compared with other young PL teams in the past decade? The result means Tottenham Hotspur are two points ahead of Arsenal with one match remaining this season. They were much better in the duels, in the second balls, each time they needed to kick the ball up they managed to do so.