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Can Arsenal Redeem Themselves From Newcastle And Keep Their Title Hopes Alive?"

As the Premier League season nears its end, Arsenal finds themselves in a familiar position. A year ago, they suffered a crushing defeat to Newcastle that dashed their hopes of a top-four finish. Now, they return to the same stadium with even more at stake - keeping their title hopes alive.

The memories of last season's defeat still linger for Mikel Arteta and his players and a recent documentary captured the manager's furious dressing room meltdown, as he lambasted his team for their " embarrassing and unacceptable" performance. This time around, Arteta knows his team cannot afford to repeat those mistakes.

The pressure is on for Arsenal, as they must win to keep the pressure on Manchester City in the title race. But it won't be easy, as St James's Park is always a raucous and testing atmosphere. However, the Gunners are confident that the return of Brazil defender Gabriel from injury will give them a boost.

Despite growing concern over the long-term future of France defender William Saliba, Arteta insists they are determined to keep him. The Gunners have activated a 12-month extension option on his current deal, securing him until 2024. But with contract talks at a stalemate, the pressure will be on Saliba to sign and not risk running his deal down and walking away for free.

As Arsenal prepares for their crucial match against Newcastle, the question on everyone's mind is whether they can redeem themselves from last year's defeat and keep their title hopes alive. With the talent they possess and the determination to succeed, Arsenal has the potential to rise to the occasion and emerge victorious. It remains to be seen whether they can rise to the challenge, but one thing is certain - it will be a captivating match that will keep fans on the edge of their seats until the final whistle.

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