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Newcastle managed Bukayo Saka pretty well on Tuesday night. (Photo by James Williamson – AMA/Getty Images)
2. A point is a point
Coming into the game, Arsenal would have wanted three points. The Gunners didn’t get it, but at least they didn’t lose and they still extended their lead over Manchester City… even if it doesn’t feel like it.
The tactical battle at the Emirates was a sight to behold, and while Arsenal didn’t get what they came for, a point is far better than the alternative. At this stage of the season, accumulating points is all that matters, even if it isn’t a win.
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