After events over the past four days, Arsenal know nothing but a win will do against Newcastle United after watching Tottenham Hotspur move into fourth thanks to a 1-0 win over Burnley.
Despite last Thursday's 3-0 reverse against Spurs, it's still in the Gunners' hands to finish fourth and guarantee Champions League football for the first time in over five years. However, there is little margin for error heading into the penultimate fixture of the season on Monday night.
In terms of good omens, unlike their recent track record away from home in the North London Derby, Arsenal tend to dominate against Newcastle having won the last seven Premier League meetings between the two clubs - as well as the FA Cup third-round tie last season.
