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Arsenal's Premier League title charge was checked as the leaders could find no way through third-placed Newcastle United in a disappointing 0-0 draw at The ...

"You saw good teamwork and a collective effort. "But I'm proud of the team. But I'm proud of this team. "They were two penalties, very simple. Register for free to Reuters and know the full story The draw was a fair result though, leaving Arsenal on 44 points from 17 games, eight ahead of Manchester City who have played a game less and nine in front of Newcastle and fourth-placed Manchester United.

When his Arsenal needed cool and calm, Mikel Arteta fed into the chaos, as the league leaders were frustrated to be held to a 0-0 draw by Newcastle.

This time last year, Newcastle were second-bottom of the Premier League and facing the real prospect of being the richest club in the Championship until Howe dramatically transformed their fortunes and steered the team away from relegation danger. Arteta has brought some much-needed passion back to Arsenal, on and off the pitch, but he now needs to tone it down and learn to balance it out with calmness. Arteta has done a remarkable job in his three years as Arsenal manager and could deliver their first Premier League title since 2004 this season, but he needs to calm down on the touchline to help make that happen. They are still in the driver's seat, but it will be a long five months between now and the end of the season. They had plenty of flair on the pitch, but Arsenal didn't know how to use it, and their inexperience shone through in this game. 22, Arsenal are going to have to find a Plan B to win games if they are to clinch the title. [Upcoming fixtures](/soccer/fixtures?league=eng.1) [Upcoming fixtures](#fixtures) Arsenal dropped points at the Emirates for the first time this season as Newcastle underlined their own credentials with a hard-fought 0-0 draw against the Premier League leaders. [Key stats](#stats) [Postmatch quotes](#quotes) [Player ratings](#ratings)

Premier League leaders Arsenal slugged out a bruising 0-0 draw with Newcastle on Tuesday that underlined why both sides have exceeded expectations this ...

Newcastle didn't get the win but held Premier League leader Arsenal scoreless in a 0-0 draw between title challengers.

Arsenal started strong but faded and rarely threatened to penetrate the defense of third-place Newcastle. The draw at Emirates Stadium allowed both teams to extend unbeaten runs in league play. Arsenal is at Oxford United next Monday night.

Arsenal were held to a goalless stalemate by high-flying Newcastle on Tuesday but still extended their lead to eight points at the top of the Premier League ...

Mikel Arteta was left incensed after he felt Arsenal were denied 'two scandalous penalties' in Tuesday's goalless draw with Newcastle United.

When addressing the Burn challenge, he added: “That one he's got a right to be annoyed with. We should have done some things better in the final third and we should have had two penalties to win the game." It is not the way they play. "Newcastle wanted to set-up like this. "There were two penalties. We had so many situations.

The Premier League's standout game of 2023, so far at least, provided plenty of drama and tension at the Emirates Stadium, even if goals were in short ...

With the ball, Joelinton forced a couple of turnovers which led to openings, regularly interchanging positions with Willock, the left-sided No 8. Goalless away to Wolves in at the break? Arsenal have been more settled than ever and it is borne out in the numbers. But Newcastle’s winding up of the opposition is not merely restricted to those who are on the field, either. Andrew Madley, the referee, appeared to lose control, producing a raft of yellow cards. And while there was a yellow card for a slightly cynical shirt-pull, the 23-year-old Lewishman-born forward completed 10 of his 12 passes and won three fouls in a neat first-half performance. He came close to making both of those figures 12 — a late effort on the angle was well saved by Pope. He perhaps should have been booked before he actually was — harshly given a yellow when he appeared to win the ball ahead of Saka — but that did not dilute his effectiveness. After being overwhelmed during the first 10 minutes with Arsenal’s pace in transition, Newcastle used every means necessary to slow the home side down. Tonight’s draw may be more of a case of not failing a test rather than passing with flying colours, but it allows Arsenal to maintain momentum during a sequence of fixtures against four of the five most recent English sides to beat them: Brighton, Newcastle, Tottenham and Manchester United. On the other days, they will make their opponents strain for everything. They know how to suck up discomfort and spread it.

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Arsenal's hopes of opening a 10-point lead in the Premier League title race were dashed by Newcastle United in a 0-0 draw at The Emirates but Manchester ...

We have to be honest, we didn't play that smart as a team." "I'm happy with the result. "It is not a question of anger. It is what it is," Lampard, whose side could fall into the bottom three on Wednesday, said. Register for free to Reuters and know the full story "Individual mistakes and collective defending issues.

Mikel Arteta was annoyed by the 'scandalous' failures to award Arsenal penalties after their 0-0 draw with Newcastle.

“I think we have a new-found resilience to the team.” “A year ago we would have found a way to concede there,” he said. He reiterated that Arsenal “lacked the two big decisions, obviously”.

LONDON -- Given fresh legs, this might well have been Arsenal's day. Battered and bruised by Newcastle's robust and resolute rearguard, the league leaders ...

Howe would insist it was not the case but it was hard to shake the sense that Newcastle had set out to disrupt the momentum of this contest as much as possible. The ball was in play for 53 of the 90 minutes, the 18th shortest this season and eight minutes shorter than the average, according to Cannon Stats. "If it was the other way round I'd be shouting for it," he acknowledged, "probably not with the belief that it should be given. It was one of two "scandalous" decisions that the Arsenal manager insisted should have resulted in penalties for his side, the other a possible tug by Dan Burn on Gabriel. The only other attackers on the bench were Marquinhos, yet to play a meaningful minute of Premier League football, and Nathan Butler-Oyedeji, who had never been named in a senior squad before. It is not just Jesus, indeed one might contend that an impressive display of link play from Eddie Nketiah meant he was not the player who was most missed.

Calm heads are required when a Premier League title race begins to heat up so the sight of apoplectic Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta racing down the touchline ...

It's only a point, of course, but this point could be massive at the end of the season." Register for free to Reuters and know the full story Howe served up the perfect blueprint of how to stop free-flowing Arsenal and Arteta will need to have a Plan B in the coming weeks as other teams set up in similar fashion.

Mikel Arteta's side's counter-pressing is vastly improved from last season and is a key reason why they are eight points clear at the top.

Their moments of vulnerability only came via set pieces, an area in which [Newcastle have been thriving this season](https://theathletic.com/3750690/2022/11/04/newcastle-tactics-short-corners-howe/), and an odd error from [Aaron Ramsdale](https://theathletic.com/football/player/aaron-ramsdale-oClCp7qVt2452IFa/) early in the second half. The Brazilian is in plenty of space because Lamptey vacated his position when trying to initiate the Brighton counter. From this counter-pressing situation, Arsenal scored their first goal of the game. Away to Brighton, we can see Partey and Zincheko’s positioning as Odegaard is running at the In addition to this, it provides them with another attacking weapon that Jurgen Klopp once described as the best creator of chances. But because of Zinchenko’s inside positioning when Arsenal have the ball… In the example below, [Premier League](https://theathletic.com/football/premier-league/) this season, Arsenal’s display off the ball nullified Newcastle’s threat on the counter and kept Arsenal in control of the game. A view from this angle gives the impression that Arsenal might have had a poor game, but football isn’t black and white. [Granit Xhaka](https://theathletic.com/football/player/granit-xhaka-701HGKSsMRGk4Bry/) loses the ball in the centre of the pitch and [Jacob Murphy](https://theathletic.com/football/player/jacob-murphy-Mf4QyavjJk3CT3cy/) drops to collect it… After an exciting 10 minutes in which Arsenal looked threatening, Newcastle’s solid defensive organisation limited the host’s chances in open play. Wittgenstein used the image as an example that things can be seen and understood in two contrasting ways.

Arsenal will have to substantially raise their offer for Shakhtar Donetsk winger Mykhailo Mudryk if they are to land the 21-year-old this month.

Mudryk remains the priority, but if signing him proves to be impossible, they will have to decide whether to move on to someone else. THE VERDICT: Shakhtar's seemingly unwavering stance over Mudryk will be a growing concern for Arsenal, who wanted to wrap up a deal for the winger in the early stages of the January window. THE BIGGER PICTURE: Arsenal are desperate to get a deal done for Mudryk this month to bolster Mikel Arteta's attacking options ahead of the second half of the season and

The Ukrainian club rebuffed the Gunners' initial offer of £52M and weren't interested when they came back with £10M more, either. They reportedly want to stick ...

Boehly keeps trying to make a splash, but he doesn’t realize he’s stamping his feet in the kiddie pool. Reports are that Shakhtar have reached out to Chelsea, and that Todd Boehly wants to flap his gums and posture like a fool about hijacking the move. If you were a club trying to get the absolute most in return for your best player and had received two offers that you deemed insufficient, what would you do?

Arsenal are reportedly not "worried" by Chelsea's interest in Mykhailo Mudryk as Mikel Arteta's side remain "optimistic" that they will sign the winger.

Arsenal are still favourites to sign Shakhtar Donetsk winger Mykhailo Mudryk this month, believes the Telegraph's Luke Edwards, despite a reported attempt ...

You can’t predict what they’re going to do, but I still think Arsenal are in pole position." If Chelsea have come in and tried to gazump them and are willing to pay the money, that’s going to be Arsenal’s fault. Shakhtar are involved in a really complicated legal case with Fifa - because Fifa ordered them to let players leave for fee.

While Arsenal and Shakhtar Donetsk dance around a pile of several million pounds, unable to easily cut to the chase, the games tick by...

He is expected to start away to third-division Oxford in the [FA Cup](https://theathletic.com/football/fa-cup/) on Monday night. Arsenal’s players have a couple of days off now to rest their bodies and minds, and the majority who faced Newcastle will have a little longer as they won’t be expected to have much involvement in that FA Cup tie. Marching off into the distance with a comfortable points lead is not how it tends to work, even at the best of times — Arsenal were not even top after 17 games in their Invincibles season. They were a point behind Manchester United, and on the same points as It must be said that that was not the only kink in the execution of the game. This team have become used to capitalising from a dynamic start, and it might have been different if they had finished more cleanly from the waves of early pressure they forced on Newcastle. Don’t lose the game. But there is a reason he is Arteta’s number one choice of transfer target, and what is indisputable is the fact more firepower is a necessity to maintain a title challenge — particularly in high-stakes matches like this against other sides near the top of the While Arsenal and Shakhtar Donetsk dance around a pile of several million pounds, unable to easily cut to the chase, the games tick by. The closest Arteta had to an option there was But it is not reasonable to expect them to deliver in every game of the season, to never come across a brick wall they cannot chip their way through. He was there in spirit in a way, like a glorious apparition just out of reach.

We catch up with our young Gunner to find out how he enjoyed his trip to Dubai with the first-team.

Whenever you are around the first-team it gives you a boost and you just want to get better and better. I want to keep developing and I know that whatever the right next step is for me will come. Terry Mason was head of the under-21 keepers last year, and he’s now transitioned to the first-team, which is great for us young keepers – he’s made it a smooth transition for us too and he knows what we can do. The main difference between going away with the first-team compared to being with the under-21s is that they travel on planes and we usually get the coach! The keepers always go out early to get our work done, about 20 or 30 minutes before the others, and then we join in with the rest of the squad. I know I’ve got a long way to secure my place here, but it’s a really good step to take, training with the first-team every day for a longer period.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has warned that Arsenal will be tough to catch in the Premier League title race and that 100 points could be required ...

"We will see what happens, after the World Cup many things are going to happen. Asked for his thoughts on Chelsea's struggles, the Spaniard said: "It's the Premier League, everyone is tough. "It's not for the fact.

Pep Guardiola feels Arsenal have an advantage in the title race because they do not carry the same weight of expectation as his Manchester City side.

Arsenal news: Stan Kroenke has been expanding his business interests in the USA as the Gunners continue their push to win the Premier League title.

The ownership of such a retail space can also provide commercial avenues for Arsenal, with merchandising opportunities in the US a huge market for Premier League clubs going forward. The 600,000 square foot property, located in the San Fernando Valley, is likely to become the team's headquarters in a bold move from Kroenke. His ownership of the Rams, the current NFL Super Bowl champions, means that the future relationship between the franchise and his commercial portfolio will become increasingly intertwined. The US billionaire has been named by The Arsenal owner, who is largely represented in the UK and at Arsenal by son Josh, Arsenal owner Stan Kroenke has expanded his business interests in the USA with the acquisition of a Los Angeles mall in a £270million deal - and plans to move the LA Rams in there.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola believes his team must do more in their battle with Arsenal and others.

The advantage of Arsenal and Manchester United right now is nobody has to win the Premier League for 20 points ahead in November like Man City has to - and this is sometimes a big problem. The games we play we are better. That is a pressure that Arsenal and United do not have because neither were expected to seriously challenge at the beginning of the season. "With this Arsenal winning all their games and you are eight points behind, it can happen. [City have an excellent record](https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/all-about/manchester-city-fc) at Stamford Bridge but will take on a Chelsea team with plenty to prove as they try and climb from 10th in the table. They dropped two points but they didn’t drop the quality [with which] they played.

Calm heads are required when a Premier League title race begins to heat up so the sight of apoplectic Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta racing down the touchline ...

Howe served up the perfect blueprint of how to stop free-flowing Arsenal and Arteta will need to have a Plan B in the coming weeks as other teams set up in similar fashion. While the result offered a reality check for Arsenal, the fact that they are ‘disappointed’ that their lead in the title race was restricted to eight points speaks volumes for how far the club has come under Arteta. That was perhaps the reason Arteta was so worked up, as in Newcastle’s astute manager Eddie Howe he met his match.

Mikel Arteta insisted Arsenal can't afford to "waste" any transfer windows after they fell to a 0-0 draw with Newcastle in the Premier League.

[somewhat unexpected Premier League title charge](https://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/arsenal-realistic-premier-league-title-chances-arteta/bltbb298b69a22fe0db), but are still putting together a young and progressive squad while also dealing with injuries to key players such as Gabriel Jesus, Emile Smith Rowe and Reiss Nelson. We are trying to improve the squad in every window. [Arsenal's goalless stalemate with Newcastle](https://www.goal.com/en-gb/lists/arsenal-january-signings-clear-winners-losers-ratings-newcastle-frustrate-table-topping-gunners/bltec80dffd9bddd244), head coach Arteta didn't hold back when asked about the prospect of conducting transfer business in January.