John Murray
BBC Radio 5 Live chief football correspondent at Emirates Stadium

I think Jakub Kiwior has done quite well when he's come in. It's his 11th start in a row.

Eddie Howe makes a triple change for Newcastle.

Emil Krafth, Lewis Miley and William Osula replace Sven Botman, Callum Wilson and Jacob Murphy.

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Emirates Stadium

The mood inside Emirates Stadium has completely changed.

Arsenal were flat and uninspiring in the first half. Not now.

Declan Rice's wonder goal has brought the home fans to life.

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Dan Burn does well to knock the ball down for Harvey Barnes, but he commits a foul as he tries to turn a defender.

Anthony Gordon, who is about to be replaced, wins a corner and takes it short.

Martin Odegaard picks out Bukayo Saka on a quick Arsenal break but the England winger's shot is easily saved by Nick Pope.

Declan Rice has now scored more goals for Arsenal (16 in 102 games) than he did for West Ham (15 in 245 games).

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David: Awful giveaway from Gordon to set up that goal. Poor poor ball control.

That was Arsenal's 52nd shot against Newcastle this season - and their first goal.

Their 53rd effort is from Bukayo Saka but it's blocked by Sven Botman.

Gary Neville
Former Manchester United defender on Sky Sports

Arsenal have been really bright at the start of this second half.

Declan Rice has a lot to do and that whip and that power is enough to do for Nick Pope. He can't get there. It's a great goal.

I'm not sure what has happened at Anfield and today but whatever Mikel Arteta's said at half-time has worked.

"It's not the Gtech, it's the goal tech" is such a Thomas Frank thing to say.

Brentford

Brentford boss Thomas Frank, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "Part of football unfortunately. I think we played well in the first half we were on top. We could have been out of sight. Missed a penalty and created other good situations and a lot of chances. It's very even in the second half, it's not a half we should lose 2-0 but we did.

"It's the Premier League, it's the small bits that decide football matches. We deserved more. I will say that I'm a strong believer that if we play that game again then we would win it.

"You're too invested in it to stand and smile but inside you're burning. I hate losing. We can still finish eighth - that would be our highest in the Premier League. We have two players on 19 goals. So many positives. We need a little bit of help from Liverpool against Brighton.

"It's not the Gtech, it's the goal tech now!

"Everything is on. We will go into the last game of the season. Even if we finish top 10 then it is an unbelievable performance from this club and this team. We will do all we can to win at Wolves.

"Of course I am committed. We've just lost to Fulham, our local rivals. I am fuming."

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Emirates Stadium

Declan Rice doesn't do tap-ins. And that definitely wasn't a tap-in.

A wonderful, wonderful curling finish from outside the box by Arsenal's number 41.

Rice, Rice, baby!

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As things stand, Newcastle, Chelsea and Aston Villa all have 66 points and Manchester City and Nottingham Forest have 65. Tight.

Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at Emirates Stadium

There was an inevitability about that.

Declan Rice approaches it with such confidence and he whips it back across Nick Pope.

In all honesty, it's been coming.

Arsenal will be in the 2025-26 Champions League as things stand.

John Murray
BBC Radio 5 Live chief football correspondent at Emirates Stadium

Super finish, once again from Declan Rice.

This is the first time since October that Arsenal are playing part of a Premier League game without either Gabriel Magalhaes or William Saliba on the pitch.