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Chris Sutton
Former Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

For Arsenal fans, Mikel Arteta said the 'club is in a good place and they aim to deliver a big trophy at the start of the season'.

But, Arsenal fans, what incredible things have you done this season? Many would view it, second is last.

Why didn't they back him last summer and over the winter window? The horse has already bolted.

Not counting the Community Shield we assume?

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta, speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "The circumstances we have with the squad, but we managed to win it from an exceptional finish from Dec [Rice], again.

"Champions League secured. Overall, a positive afternoon.

"We had a clear dream. We wanted to deliver a big trophy this season. That was the aim."

On the board stating they plan to invest: "They always have done within the limitations of the restrictions we have.

"They have always been really supportive."

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Emirates Stadium

Eddie Howe is addressing the media. Lots of questions to the Newcastle manager about Alexander Isak's absence and the race for the Champions League.

Howe said Isak has had a scan on the groin issue that kept him out and cannot guarantee whether he will be fit to face Everton next Sunday,

"I don't know at this moment in time," adds the Newcastle boss. "He felt pain after training and went for a scan. It depends a lot on how he reacts."

Howe said Isak's injury was not a "surgery issue".

On the race for the Champions League, he adds: "We're still in a strong position and it’s still in our hands."

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta, speaking to BBC MOTD: "We were much better second half, we produced a game that suited us much more than the first half. Overall a good afternoon."

On Declan Rice: "Especially in the last part of the season he's been exceptional. He's winning matches, scoring goals, stats better than last season and still immense room for improvement."

On season overall: "We had a clear dream to deliver a trophy this season to our people. Unfortunately we haven't done it, understanding the circumstances we've been through. But you have to make sure that chasing a dream doesn't confuse you and allow you to see all the incredible things this team are doing. I've seen teams finishing 8th, 10th, 16th when they have smaller issues than what we have so you have to recognise that.

"I see every day the problems we have had and the problems throughout the season. Today we had another three problems. It's been like that for 10 months not weeks, but we haven't collapsed - the mindset is so ingrained and it won't collapse."

Newcastle United

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Newcastle boss Eddie Howe, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We came under pressure at the start of the second half and you need to ride that storm and we had. Declan Rice produces that spectacular finish from that range. We did everything we could to get a goal.

"From our perspective, we got too passive and became a little bit sloppy on the ball. We'll learn from that. You do have times like that away from home.

"We have to take all the positives from that first half performance. We looked strong. Nick [Pope] didn't have too much to do.

"He's [Alexander Isak] got a bit of swelling in a muscle in his groin. He's only got seven days to get himself fit. Fingers crossed he can get there.

"It's obviously great for everyone to watch and we have to do our job against Everton."

Paul Merson
Former Arsenal midfielder speaking on Sky Sports

I expect them [Arsenal] to be in the top two next season. I think it's only out of them and Liverpool again but they will have to get over the line come May. The fans will soon start to get fed up, especially if Tottenham go and win on Wednesday night.

Here's what Eddie Howe had to say to BBC Radio Newcastle's Matthew Raisbeck.

Newcastle United

Newcastle boss Eddie Howe, speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "It was a really strong first half performance from us - we looked confident. I was really pleased, bar the last action, the finishing was a bit off.

"I have to say David Raya played well."

"I can't ask anymore of the players, tough place to come. We probably weren't our best in the second half and that's what's probably has cost us the game."

On Alexander Isak's injury ruling him out of the final game of the season: "It is too early to say. It is a strange one, as he felt it after training. Got a scan this morning to see what the damage was. Hopefully, he will be available, but we don't know."

On Champions League qualification: "Halfway through the season we weren't in a great position.

"We worked hard to get here. I had the feeling it would go right to the end. It's an incredibly tight race. We have one more game to execute what we need."

On playing at home in the last game of the season: "We love playing at home. It's a really great atmosphere. We don't want to get ahead of ourselves and make it too emotional.

"We need to give our best and try and win."

Newcastle United

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Newcastle boss Eddie Howe speaking to Sky Sports:

"Really good. Very pleased with the performance bar the last action, we created chances but our general play was strong. We were competitive, good with the ball. Really pleased with majority of first half but we became a bit too passive in second half. We discovered that quickly after and they scored so that's frustrating.

"When you're away you have moments where you lose control, the crowd get into the game and whatever solidity you had can go. We've been good at riding that storm recently, it felt like we were going to do that again and it took a special finish from Declan Rice to break us down. It was the feeling of pressure rather than them creating chances and if we could've withstood that we would've gone on to do something. But we didn't.

"It was one of our strongest away performances but you have to score and we didn't. Only got ourselves to blame for that and some good saves from their keeper. Individual players played well and we take that into next week.

"You want it to be in your own hands. We back ourselves at home and under pressure but there will be all the build-up to the game which will be big, we have to detach ourselves from that. The performance today was strong and we have to take that confidence into next week."

On Alexander Isak injury: "I don't know. It's too early to make an assessment, I think he has a chance, I don't know about that.

"He had a scan this morning, felt a bit of stiffness last night, didn't feel anything during training. The scan showed some swelling so we took him out of the game and hopefully he can be ready for next week."

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta, speaking to Sky Sports: "We clearly are very disappointed because we wanted to be here with the Premier League or the Champions League. Our dream needs to not get blurry. What we have done to sustain the level this season with everything that has happened is incredible.

"Because of the culture and the standards we set, we have to think for the best. If you raise the expectations then you have to analyse what you have. We have been there [second] for three seasons.

"Finish the season, go to the beach and make sure the ones upstairs do what they have to do."

Paul Merson
Former Arsenal midfielder speaking on Sky Sports

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The problem with this Arsenal team is, I'm trying to back them up and say they're a good team but you've got to win something. It's not easy.

Every time it gets to the latter stages they go. And I know people say they were ruthless last year and they just put their foot wrong once against Villa, but they did put their foot wrong. And Man City went perfect.

Arsenal

Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice speaking to Sky Sports: "Everything, we've been poor by our standards the last few weeks in the league. We went so hard in the Champions League our form dropped in the Premier League. Newcastle are such an in-form side and the manager's message was clear, take it personal. We grew into the game and we showed that grit and three points at home, great way to end the league at home.

"We have to be at the level every week, we had such a good chance in the Champions League we had momentum with that and the league slipped away a few weeks ago. Today to win was massive and Newcastle are such a good side.

"About time I started scoring frequently. I liked that finish a lot, whipping across the keeper. Special moment for me."

Season overall: "Difficult. After coming so close in the league last year, we were poor this year by our standards. To go out of every cup competition - with the players and the manager we've got - we need to be competing for titles and trophies, we can't take anything for granted. We're probably going to lose a few players so we need to sign more players. We'll strengthen over the summer. We're going to come back more hungry and stronger wanting to win something for this club."

Arsenal

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So, are Arsenal going backwards? Or are they progressing?

Here's Mikel Arteta's finishes with Arsenal in the six seasons he's been in charge:

2019-20 - Eighth

2020-21 - Eighth

2021-22 - Fifth

2022-23 - Second

2023-24 - Second

2024-25 - Second (almost certainly)

Arsenal

Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice to BBC Match of the Day: "I don't know whether it was well deserved. It was a game of two halves. They missed some big chances and we took ours. Most important was the three points and we got them today.

"Still not what we wanted to achieve but it's a positive we can take. Finishing second, it is what it is. Liverpool deserved it."

Here's what NIck Pope had to say to BBC Radio Newcastle's Matthew Raisbeck.

Jamie Redknapp
Former Liverpool midfielder on Sky Sports

No doubt at all, you can dress this up as a real positive if you want and say second again, it's not good enough this season.

This would be the big miss for him [Mikel Arteta] because Man City in other years have been so good.