Newcastle United lost 2-0 to Arsenal over the holiday weekend at St James' Park to leave Champions League qualification still in the balance.
There should be no panic yet for Newcastle with the top four battle still very much in their own hands, starting away to Leeds next weekend for the encounter at Elland Road. However, Eddie Howe will be looking to tweak a few things defensively after one of the poorest days of the campaign for the back four.
For all the questionable moments against the Gunners though Arsenal left the famous old stadium knowing they had to fight for the right to become only the second team to win on Tyneside this season.
