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Arsenal Secure Dramatic Late Win Over Newcastle

Arsenal won 2-1 against Newcastle United at St. James’ Park, scoring a dramatic goal in the 96th minute. This victory takes Arsenal to second place in the Premier League, keeping them close to leaders Liverpool.

WHAT HAPPENED?

Newcastle took the lead in the first half through Nick Woltemade, who was signed for a club-record fee from VfB Stuttgart. Arsenal then pushed hard for an equalizer in the second half. Their persistence paid off late in the game. Gabriel netted a header in the 96th minute, completing Arsenal’s comeback and securing a 2-1 win. The goal led to lively celebrations among the Arsenal players and fans. Arsenal ended their three-game scoreless run at Newcastle’s venue. This late surge earned them all three points in one of their toughest away fixtures of the season.

ARSENAL AND NEWCASTLE’S SEASONS SO FAR

Arsenal now have 13 points from their opening six league matches, moving to second place and just two points behind top-ranked Liverpool. Arsenal have remained unbeaten in their last four matches, scoring the second-most goals in the league. Newcastle have not found their rhythm, sitting in the lower half of the table with only one win from their first five games, resulting in just six points. This latest loss increases the pressure on the Magpies to turn their season around, especially since they have no wins from their opening three matches. As confirmed in reports, Newcastle’s struggles with form are putting them near the bottom of the Premier League standings.

WHAT COMES NEXT?

Arsenal’s next match is facing West Ham at the Emirates Stadium, another important test against a traditional rival. West Ham are currently in the relegation spots with seven points, so Arsenal will be looking to use the momentum from this dramatic win to solidify their place near the top. Newcastle will host Nottingham, who have the same number of points but are fresh from their first win. Both teams will be eager for a positive result to climb up the standings.