The Gunners will put the Champions League hopes of the Pies in the second place except for the seal

Declan Rice’s amazing individual goals effectively ranked second in Arsenal’s Premier League, as they beat Newcastle United 1-0.

Newcastle beat Arsenal three times this season, including on his way to EFL Cup glory, and despite their lack of Talisman Alexander Isak due to a groin injury, the chances for the first half were better in the first half.

But the Hipies were denied by the five first-half savings from excellent David Raya, and the Thunderbolt from Rice’s 10 minutes from the edge of the area to the second half proved to be decisive.

Arsenal can now secure Champions League football and will almost certainly be second. Newcastle still needs to win Everton on the last day next Sunday to ensure it plays at the same level as Europe plays next season.

Arsenal v. Newcastle United

Although Newcastle allows Arsenal to own the Big Lions, the more threatening teams in the first half so far will lead if they don’t find Raya’s particularly kind mood.

The Spaniard was almost a villain in Arsenal’s work as his attempt to clear straight to Sandro Tonali, but he redeemed himself immediately as he had to catch Bruno Guimaraes’ close efforts twice after Wilson’s layoffs.

Raya was tested again soon after, although he saved the game from Tino Livramento after the Newcastle Counter was simpler, before Nick Pope jumped to a close post to block Thomas Partey’s header from the corner, Arsenal’s best chance in the first half.

The Pope stretched completely for this savings, and Raya found herself bent around the post office a moment later, prompting a deflection strike to Harvey Barnes.

He was immediately asked to do heroism again, first removing Dan Burn’s pointed title and Sven Botman’s follow-up work.

Raya’s first half reflection exhibition style was rewarded with rice. Arsenal made great progress after the break, and after Anthony Gordon surrendered to possession on the left, Rice encountered a pull from Martin Odegaard and hit it with a huge hit, bent over into the distant corner.

Eddie Howe responded to his backpack, recovering four from three centrebacks Emil Krafth, Lewis Miley and William Osula.

He was surrounded by almost another victim of ranged efforts, this time with Ben White’s whistle, but Hipies did return to the game at the end stage.

Harvey Barnes exploded high and wide after a neat link game on the edge of the area, and backup Joe Willlock slammed at the end of the crazy run. Despite consistent pressure, Newcastle couldn’t find a goal to avoid failure to ensure the final day of the season will be frustrating.

Manchester City won their victory on the last day, and on the last day, Arsenal beat Southampton with a huge difference in goals that would deny Arsenal’s second place. Such calculations will be far from the forefront of Mikel Arteta’s head when Arsenal finishes the season.