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Arsenal's Champions League hopes took another major hit on Monday as a 2-0 loss to Newcastle United left them trailing Tottenham Hotspur by two points with ...

They were much better in every department and we were poor with the ball," he told Sky Sports. "A lot of things happened during the game, like substitutions for injuries, but it's not an excuse because they were much better than us. "Newcastle deserved to win the match and were much better than us. Newcastle started brightly, roared on by their fans in their last home game of the season.

'A dagger to the heart': Arsenal humiliated in huge blow to Champions League hopes.

I never fully trusted them to get into the top four, to be honest with you, all the way through. “They are not in the four best sides in the country but they had an advantage on the other teams and they still haven’t made it pay. They didn’t respond to the pressure... Tottenham put them under pressure and they couldn’t cope with the pressure. That was a big advantage for them. I fear for Arsenal and Mikel Arteta next season.

The Gunners were outplayed and outfought at St James' Park where they were deservedly beaten 2-0 on what was a quiet night for Newcastle keeper Martin Dubravka.

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Callum Wilson's pace was making life difficult for Arsenal and White had to block a Sean Longstaff cross and a Joelinton shot within seconds as the home side pushed for the opener. "The performance was nowhere near the level needed to play in the Champions League." "We could not cope with the game we had to play here," Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta, who described Newcastle as "10 times better" than his team, said.

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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Our first chance fell to Bukayo Saka, after an excellent one two with Martin Odegaard, but his curler was blocked away for a corner. Saka then had a low shot ...

He injected some pace into the game, but it was Newcastle who opened the scoring. We threw caution to the wind after that, but our fate was sealed with Bruno Guimaraes fired home with our defenders desperately retreating. In truth we were second best for most of the night. Copyright 2022 The Arsenal Football Club plc. We can’t finish lower than fifth. The hosts – playing their final home game of the season – were full of intent, snapping into tackles and Joelinton had a goalbound shot blocked by Ben White.

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.

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For the second successive match Mikel Arteta's players were knocked out of their stride by a raucous home crowd.

Arteta, a typically twitchy presence on the touchline throughout, threw the kitchen sink at it, with the introduction of Alexandre Lacazette and Nicolas Pepé leaving his team with something resembling a front five. The Arsenal manager decided early in the second half that there was certainly not enough of the required invention with Gabriel Martinelli promptly introduced to replace the near-invisible Emile Smith Rowe, and immediately the Brazilian added some zest to his team. Arsenal repelled the home side’s first-half set-pieces with courage and conviction, which was a good job as there were plenty of them to face. The home fans chanted with insistence and the visitors could have done with some of their certainty. The suspicion was Aaron Ramsdale’s heartily-cheered slip in the opening seconds, when making his inaugural clearance of the evening, pointed the way to forthcoming mishap and Arsenal began nervily. The schedule and the occasion demanded and, if ever there was a night for Arsenal to show they really had changed and were becoming a team of substance, then this was it.

Mikel Arteta has made progress in changing attitudes, but Arsenal players showed a lack of fight at Newcastle with the Champions League on the line.

It was in our hands and today it's not in our hands. But the only players stepping up in this game were wearing black and white shirts. Aside from Saka, who is still only 20, Arsenal lack a player who can be relied upon to measure up when faced with a challenge. The Switzerland international is experienced enough to lead this team on the pitch, but he was nowhere to be seen when Newcastle were winning every challenge, so Xhaka's words ring fairly hollow, unless he is blaming himself too. That's down to Arsenal, though. "They [Newcastle] were running us over from the first minute to the 96th.

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.

A seething Granit Xhaka laid into his Arsenal teammates after their disastrous defeat at Newcastle dealt a huge blow to their top-four hopes.

“It’s a step forward, definitely,” he said. We need people to have the balls to come here and play. “From the first minute to the 90th we didn’t deserve to be on the pitch today,” Xhaka said.

Arsenal and Tottenham are battling it out for the final Champions League spot this season which looks set to go down to the wire.

Arsenal and Spurs have faced off on 60 occasions in the league. Arsenal Points Arsenal Position This season, St. Totteringham's Day, if it occurs, will mean that Arsenal have finished in the top four, and that they've finished above Tottenham for the first time since the 2015-16 season. Finishing above Tottenham has been a formality for much of Arsenal's recent history, even reaching the point that Arsenal supporters have invented a holiday to mark the occasion. Having finished behind Tottenham for half a decade, Arteta's outfit will be eager to finish above their local rivals, and pip them to a seat at the top table of European football.

NEWCASTLE, England (AP) — With his team's Champions League qualification ambitions in ruins, Arsenal midfielder Granit Xhaka felt it was time to deliver ...

Finishing the season by winning seven of its last eight home games is a good sign for the future. And not only did we beat Arsenal, we were dominant throughout. “If someone is not ready for this game or too nervous, stay on the bench, stay at home, don’t come here,” Xhaka said, appearing to turn on some of his own teammates. “One thing missing was that we hadn’t beaten a top-six team. Given Tottenham's far superior goal difference, a draw will surely be enough against the league's last-placed team. We had nothing.”

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.

Mikel Arteta said the team got what they deserved on Monday night away to Newcastle. Afterwards, the manager faced the media and fielded questions on the defeat ...

We have done what we can, and with what we were allowed to do, what we could do and the resources we had from the start of the season. The situation is, it was a very different game against Spurs. What happened today, it was about the performance and about how we competed, and we were nowhere near the level we have to be at, to have a chance to play in the Champions League. But again, we were extremely poor in every department that can give you a chance to at least compete in the match and tonight we were nowhere near that. Today, you have to put your head down, swallow all the disappointment that we all feel, hopefully, and tomorrow start again. Newcastle were one hundred times better than us in every department from the beginning to the end and it’s hard to accept to accept, but you have to accept it and that’s the reality of what happened today on that pitch. Every aspect of the game we were second best and Newcastle totally deserved to win the match, probably by a bigger margin as well.

Arsenal's Champions League qualifying hopes suffered a massive blow after a 2-0 loss at Newcastle left them two points behind Tottenham with one match ...

Newcastle deserved to win the match from the beginning because they were much better than us in everything that a full match requires to be on top of that." There's always a chance in football and you have to be there just in case that chance appears." They were much better than us from the beginning to the last minute and we had nothing in the game. "A lot of things happened as well during the night with the substitution that we had to make through injury. They were much better in the duels, in the second balls.... "That I'm extremely disappointed, that Newcastle were 10 times better than us and fully deserved the match," Arteta told his players, according to the manager himself.

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Callum Wilson's pace was making life difficult for Arsenal and White had to block a Sean Longstaff cross and a Joelinton shot within seconds as the home side pushed for the opener. "The performance was nowhere near the level needed to play in the Champions League." "We could not cope with the game we had to play here," Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta, who described Newcastle as "10 times better" than his team, said.

Disaster struck the Gunners at St James' Park, and now they need a win and a load of help from last-place Norwich to return to the Champions League.

“If someone is not ready for this game or too nervous, stay on the bench, stay at home, don’t come here," Xhaka added, appearing to turn on some of his own teammates. We had nothing.” Given Tottenham's far superior goal difference, a draw will highly likely be enough against the league's last-placed team.