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While there can't be many Arsenal fans who want to relive that game, here's our match report just in case.

It's a horrible, horrible night for Arsenal, whose performance merited nothing other than defeat.

They will go into their final game against Everton two points behind Spurs and hoping for a favour from rock-bottom Norwich. It'll be interesting to see how Arteta rationalises this one.

... but Ramsdale saves Arsenal further humiliation.

It wouldn't be a truly terrible Arsenal performance without one!

... with Dwight Gayle coming on for Wilson.

It's disastrous from Arsenal. Wilson gets in behind, Ramsdale makes the save, but Guimaraes is there on the follow-up. It's all over.

The ball falls perfectly for Odegaard in the box, but his shot is blocked.

Wilson spots Ramsdale off his line and attempts an audacious long-range lob, but it drops narrowly wide.

A misplaced pass from Pepe gifts Fraser and Murphy a two-on-one. The latter ends up with the ball at his feet on the edge of the area, but fails to beat Ramsdale.

... Ryan Fraser and Jacob Murphy coming on for Saint-Maximin and Almiron respectively.

... bringing on Nicolas Pepe for Gabriel.

Newcastle come forwards at pace and Krafth gets to the byline, crossing for Wilson. His shot is deflected narrowly wide of the far post, with Ramsdale stranded.

... but there's nowhere near enough power on his long-range effort to beat the Newcastle goalkeeper.

Twice Arsenal win a corner, twice Cedric steps up and twice Newcastle clear.

Newcastle win a corner and Ramsdale fumbles the ball to Joelinton, but the Newcastle man is denied the space to turn and shoot.

Joelinton thrashes in another dangerous ball, which Wilson turns over the crossbar.

... bringing off Tavares for Lacazette as he chases an equaliser.

Saka works an opening 25 yards out, but smashes his shot into the stands.

It's far, far too easy for Newcastle. Joelinton gets in behind on the left and whips a cross to the onrushing Wilson, which is turned home by White for an own goal.

... with Smith Rowe switching out for Gabriel Martinelli after a rare off-night.