US EditionRice's Strike Secures Champions League for Arsenal
- Arsenal defeated Newcastle 1-0 at the Emirates on Sunday as Declan Rice scored the only goal in the 55th minute to secure Champions League qualification.
- The victory came after Arsenal faced injury challenges and Newcastle had already beaten them three times this season, making the win crucial for Arsenal’s top-five position.
- Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya made key saves before halftime, and Rice’s low, curling strike from outside the area broke the deadlock after the break.
- Arsenal holds a five-point advantage over Newcastle with one game left to play, securing their qualification for the Champions League next season, while Newcastle needs a victory in their final match to keep their hopes alive.
- This result continues Arsenal’s consistent qualification for Europe’s top competition and highlights Rice’s emerging role as a key player during a tight top-five race.
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Arsenal, meanwhile, struggled to create chances in the opening 45, though Leandro Trossard went close with a deflected curler and Thomas Partey forced a smart save from Nick Pope. Despite being under pressure for much of the half, Arsenal made it to the break level. ⚽ Arsenal 1–0 Newcastle United Premier League 2024–25: Gunners Clinch UCL Qualification As David Raya and Declan Rice’s Heroics Secure Win Over Magpies (Watch Goal Video Highlights).
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Eddie Howe makes complaint after Newcastle suffer blow in Champions League hunt with Arsenal defeat
Eddie Howe has complained about Newcastle's performance against Arsenal, insisting his players were 'too passive' and became 'too sloppy' during their defeat at the Emirates Stadium.The Toon were beaten 1-0 in north London, with Declan Rice scoring the only goal of the game.It was a huge result for Arsenal, who have now qualified for the Champions League with one game left to spare.As for Newcastle, they'll need to beat Everton at St James' Park…
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