Arsenal vs Newcastle United Preview - 16 February 2020

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Kick Off at 16:30 (GMT) on 16th February, 2020
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This is a match in England - Premier League Match Day 26, Season 2019/2020

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How are they doing this season?

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Match facts

Arsenal

Arsenal have won 13 of their last 14 Premier League games against Newcastle, losing the other 1-2 at St James’ Park in April 2018.
The Gunners are unbeaten in all competitions so far in 2020 (W3 D4), though they have drawn their last four league games after beating Manchester United on New Year’s Day.
Arsenal have dropped nine points from winning positions in home Premier League games this season – only in 2001-02 (14) and 2004-05 (11) have they lost more at home in a single campaign in the competition.

Newcastle United

Newcastle have lost each of their last seven Premier League away games against Arsenal, since winning 1-0 at the Emirates thanks to an Andy Carroll goal in November 2010.
Newcastle are unbeaten in their last four Premier League games (W1 D3), last having a longer run without defeat in the competition between April-May 2016 (6 games).
Joelinton has gone 22 Premier League games and 1766 minutes without scoring, since netting away in north London versus Spurs in August. The Brazilian has netted two goals in the FA Cup in this period, although both strikes came against League One opposition.

Predictions

Despite struggling for goals of late, Arsenal will be confident they can create enough opportunities to beat Newcastle at the Emirates. Bruce will look to keep things tight, but if the Gunners are on song they shouldn’t have too many problems.

Final Score – 3 : 1

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2 Comments

DavySantos 2 days ago

Chelsea, Saudi Arabia 0 71

Newcastle would play 5-4-1 to fully park the bus especially away matches edging out a draw.

SteveBould 5 days ago

Arsenal, England 7 212

What did Andy Carroll fall off the barstool again?

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