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In case you missed the absolute mayhem that was the finale of the National League season, read all about it here.

Three goals, eight chaotic minutes - how day of Premier League relegation drama unfolded.

Read that here.

Manchester City survived a shock by coming from behind to edge past Southampton and reach a record fourth consecutive FA Cup final to keep alive their hopes of claiming a domestic treble.

Read that report and see highlights here.

Let's start to wrap things up. It's a Saturday night and we've all got stuff to do. I mean I'm working actually, but maybe you do.

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "Much better. We know what is at stake. The margins are really small. We started the game really well, scored a beautiful goal. I loved the personality of the players. We were so disciplined without the ball, we only conced one chance with [Yoane] Wissa.

"We can miss chances but it is how the team reacts immediately and the effort that we put. We have to have something else to win games."

On what the last week has been like: "We had a huge reset and I sensed a change in energy in the dressing room. We enjoyed what we had to do and now we play the Champions League against Atletico Madrid in the semi-final which is incredible."

On Kai Havertz and Eberechi Eze who came off injured: "Both of them had to come off, I think it was small niggles. We don't know the extent of that. Probably tomorrow we will know more."

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta is out to speak to the TV cameras now so let's see what he has to say (as soon as we can transcribe his words).

Newcastle United

Newcastle midfielder Bruno Guimaraes told BBC Sport: "It was not easy coming here. The game was open, tt reminded me a bit about what we are able to do.

"We have four games to try and qualify for European football next season. I know the fans are very sad."

On making his first start since early February: "I was very tired in the second half.

"It was my worst injury. I was feeling like someone in my family (had died).

"It was a sad moment for me. A tough moment. A very important moment of the season. It was very weird for me to miss so many games.

"Now I am back and have to find my best level."

On showing the passion the fans demand: "We fight, especially today. I know this season has not been good enough. It’s not what the fans deserve. The fires are still there, but we have to show more.

"It’s not easy to come here, but at least today we showed passion."

On whether Newcastle need reinforcements next season: "I hope so, I cannot comment too much, I am just a player, but we have to improve a lot of things in the club. I think we need help."

Who do we think is going to win the Premier League title:

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Arsenal

Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "I think we said after last week [defeat by Manchester City] that we have to win five games if you want to win the Premier League. That’s one down and now four to go. It was about winning no matter how we win.

"It is exciting times. There’s a lot to play for.

"Always against Newcastle it will be a really tough game, they have unbelievable players who can hurt you at any time.

"We could have done better in front of goal in the second half, it opened up for us and it was just lacking that final pass. But in the end, three points, a special goal from Ebs [Eberechi Eze] and that makes the weekend better so it is all good."

On how Arsenal are dealing with pressure and fan nerves: "Block it out, we’ve got to this point for a reason, you know. There’s always going to be noise, from home fans, away fans, people outside. It’s about blocking it out and believing in what we can do and that is just winning football matches. We will continue to do that."

Eight points clear with four games to go. They *should* be safe but they are on terrible form and most of the teams below them have been racking up some wins.

Let's look at some highlights.

This was just the fourth time Arsenal had won a Premier League match at the Emirates when the game’s only goal came in the first 10 minutes, and first time since October 2019 (1-0 v Bournemouth – David Luiz, 8:06).

Newcastle United

Newcastle boss Eddie Howe told BBC Sport he hopes his side have turned a corner despite a fifth straight defeat in all competitions: “Today was a big step forward in terms of our performance - we haven’t hit the heights in recent weeks.

"I think it was our best defensive performance for a long time, we looked solid, we looked good.

"We didn’t create enough and when we did we didn’t take the chances, they did, but it was a much better overall performance."

On looking tighter at the back: "I thought we saw defensive resilience, we didn’t have the look of a team who was going to concede today. To lose in the manner we did is disappointing.

"It was out best performance for a while but we have to get out of the habit of losing games.

"We had a lot of ball (but) we’re in that moment where we’re finding ways to lose games."

On turning the corner: "We’re closer than we have been. Today’s a big step forward. We have to take the positives and step forward in terms of performance and hope and believe that will lead to improved results.

"The disappointing run continues and that’s something we want to stop. Performances always give you hope you’re heading in the right direction.

"Today I hope will be a turning of the corner for us."

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Arsenal achieved a Premier League double over Newcastle for just the second time under Mikel Arteta, with the previous one coming in the Spaniard’s first full season in charge (2020-21).