Arsenal heads into their weekend Premier League clash against Newcastle United looking to build momentum after their 3-0 Carabao Cup victory over Preston North End. Following a challenging draw against Liverpool in their previous league game, the Gunners are keen to secure a win against the Magpies, who have proven to be formidable opponents in the league. However, injuries to key players could pose a significant challenge to Arsenal’s ambitions.
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Minus 1 Timber already back,he played yesterday..I just hope few others will join him for weekends game.coyg
Newcastle isn’t playing well at the moment – only one win in the last six – but they remain potentially dangerous, especially in front of their excellent home support.
Still, better not rush players back and risk further injury unnecessarily. I’d give young Nwaneri a go as he’ll certainly be up for it following his goal yesterday.