BREAKING NEWS CONFIRMED:“It is only those who don’t understand football that doesn’t like him because it’s hard not to like this guy”- Premier League Legend Alan Shearer says ‘very clever’ Arsenal star was actually the one that helped Arsenal trash Newcastle United over the weekend but he’s not well recognised- Not Jorginho, Not Kiwior and not Declan Rice

Arsenal’s recent triumph over Newcastle United not only highlighted their resilience but also showcased the remarkable form of Bukayo Saka. Alan Shearer, a seasoned pundit and former Newcastle United striker, commended Arsenal’s performance, specifically praising Saka for his stellar contribution. Saka, who netted his thirteenth goal of the season, received acclaim from Shearer for his brilliance and versatility on the field.

Shearer emphasized Saka’s intelligence and composure under pressure, highlighting his ability to trouble Newcastle’s defense with skillful footwork and astute positioning, ultimately securing victory with a clever finish inside the penalty area. Despite concerns about a potential hangover from their midweek defeat, Arsenal dominated proceedings, with manager Eddie Howe’s tactical approach and the players’ determination ensuring Newcastle struggled to cope.

The Gunners’ convincing win reaffirmed their status as serious contenders in the Premier League title race. With each game, Arsenal strengthens their chances of lifting the trophy, aided by their prolific goal-scoring record. In the tightly contested race, goal difference could prove pivotal, with Arsenal currently holding a superior goal difference to their rivals, sitting two points behind leaders Liverpool.

As the season progresses, every point becomes crucial, with the title race intensifying. Manchester City, despite facing recent setbacks, remain in contention. However, upcoming fixtures against Liverpool and Arsenal pose significant challenges, potentially shaping the outcome of the title race. Guardiola’s side must navigate through these obstacles to reclaim their status as champions, with Liverpool and Arsenal poised to capitalize on any slip-ups.

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