We humiliated them, and they ought to learn from our mistakes. Just because they won the struggling city does not mean that they will win us. Instead, I need to learn how to maintain humility because I have never witnessed a professional team be able to accomplish what they did the day before. In Newcastle The star Anthony Gordon has sent a message of mockery to the Arsenal duo after they were defeated by him by a score of 4-0 last night.
This evening, Newcastle defeated Arsenal by a score of 2-0 at St. James’ Park, which was the location of the second leg of the Carabao Cup semi-final.
There was another early goal conceded by Arsenal, but Alexander Isak’s strike was disallowed for offside. Arsenal was already trailing 2-0 from the first leg of the match.
During the course of the game, the Gunners started to show signs of improvement, and Martin Odegaard had a good opportunity to score, but his shot ended up hitting the woodwork.
Isak’s shot hit the crossbar, and an immediate response from Newcastle was provided by Jacob Murphy, who was able to convert a rebound after the shot had been blocked.
When Leandro Trossard was on the verge of equalising the score, Martin Dúbravka made a remarkable save to prevent the Belgian from scoring.
Despite the fact that Arsenal continued to struggle against Newcastle’s low block, the situation became even more dire when Gabriel Martinelli was forced to leave the game due to an injury.
Despite the fact that Ethan Nwaneri was a lively replacement for Martinelli, Newcastle was leading 1-0 at the halftime break.
Raya was fortunate to avoid being punished for a poor mistake that occurred shortly after the break. Anthony Gordon fired wide with an open goal to aim at, and Raya was able to avoid being punished.
Nevertheless, Gordon capitalised on the situation when Raya made yet another costly error, thereby significantly increasing Newcastle’s lead.
Raheem Sterling and Mikel Merino were brought in to replace Odegaard and Trossard at Arsenal, but neither player was able to make a significant impact on the game.
Arsenal was unable to break down Newcastle’s defence despite having periods of possession. On the other hand, the Magpies appeared to be more confident in attack and appeared to be more solid at the back, which resulted in a victory that was well-deserved.
