February 24th 2024.
In a thrilling match on Saturday, Kai Havertz led Arsenal to a 4-1 victory over Newcastle United. Eddie Howe, the manager of Newcastle, praised Arsenal's performance and believes they are one of the strongest teams his side has faced this season. The game took place at the Emirates Stadium, where Arsenal delivered a dominant display, remaining just two points behind league leaders Liverpool and one point behind Manchester City, who secured a 1-0 win earlier in the day.
The first half saw an own goal from Sven Botman and a close-range finish from the impressive Havertz, giving Arsenal a well-deserved lead. In the second half, Bukayo Saka and Jakub Kiwior extended the Gunners' lead to four goals by the 69th minute. Newcastle managed to find a consolation goal through Joe Willock, who scored a fantastic header against his former club. However, it was not enough as Newcastle has only won four of their last 13 Premier League games.
When asked about Arsenal's chances in the title race, Howe expressed his admiration for their performance and stated that they are definitely in the mix. He also added that Arsenal is one of the strongest teams his side has faced this season. On the other hand, Newcastle has been struggling with consistency and injuries, as Howe revealed that he had to play some players who were not fully fit.
Despite the loss, Howe remains positive and believes his team can learn from this experience and improve. He acknowledged that it is a difficult period for Newcastle and that they are not consistent enough, which is a concern for him as a manager. However, he was pleased with the character his team showed in the second half and was particularly impressed with the goal scored by Alex Isak. He also mentioned that some players are still not fully fit but are playing to help the team.
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