By Daily Sports Nigeria on May 16, 2022

Newcastle vs Arsenal – Arsenal are now up against a difficult task. After several seasons, they are on track to finish in the top four and qualify for the Champions League.

However, their loss to arch-rivals Tottenham has taken away their lead over their London rivals with only two games remaining. To compete in Europe’s biggest league next season, they’ll have to come up with something spectacular.

However, not all is lost just yet. They’ve put on some fantastic performances this season, and now they’ll have the confidence and resolve to not let all of their hard work go to waste.

They will have to go through the resurrected Newcastle who are looking to make an impact in the English Premier League.
They’ve been on a roll since the beginning of the year. Their few defeats have come against some of England’s greatest teams.

This will undoubtedly be an intriguing fixture. Arsenal is anxious for a win since their Champions League hopes are on the line. Meanwhile, the Magpies can gain notoriety by denying the former Invincibles a place in the UCL.

Newcastle did lose 5-0 to Manchester City on the road the other day. However, because the Cityzens are the defending champions, they got a pass. In reality, they had won four of their previous six games overall and six of their previous seven home games.

The Gunners, on the other hand, were defeated 3-0 by Tottenham on the road last week Thursday. They were on a four-game winning streak before that. It’s also worth noting that they’d won five of their previous eight road trips.

Taking these insights into account, as well as prior scorecards, expect plenty of goals between the two clubs at the St. James’ Park on Monday.

The Gunners are the only team in the competition to have won four of their past five games, along with Manchester City and Liverpool.

Source Complete Sports Nigeria

Posted May 16, 2022

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