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 Arsenal host Newcastle United at the Emirates in the Premier League today, with both sides able to seal Champions League qualification with a win.

Arsenal start the weekend in second on 68 points, just two above the Magpies, who themselves are level on points with Chelsea and Aston Villa having played a game less than both.

What Time Does Arsenal vs. Newcastle Kick-Off?

• Location: London, England
• Stadium: Emirates Stadium
• Date: Sunday, 18 May
• Kick-off Time: 16:30 BST / 11:30 ET / 08:30 PT
• Referee: Simon Hooper
• VAR: Michael Salisbury

Newcaslte have emerged victorious from all three meetings between the sides this season, having won 1-0 at St James Park before respective 2-0 wins in each leg of the Carabao Cup semi-final on their way to winning the trophy.

And another win would see Eddie Howe’s side leapfrog the Gunners into second, while Mikel Arteta’s side can all but secure a third consecutive second-placed finish with three points.

Arsenal and Newcastle United lock horns in the Premier League on Sunday as both sides aim to secure their place in the Champions League next season.

The Gunners will be guaranteed to return to Europe‘s top table should they beat the Magpies on home soil, while a draw would all but secure their berth given their superior goal difference. Newcastle would also be almost certain of reaching the Champions League with victory, but a draw or defeat would leave them sweating on the final day of the season.

Arsenal have only won one of their previous six Premier League matches as focus turned to an ultimately unsuccessful Champions League campaign, but they have maintained second place in the table regardless. With Southampton to come on the final day of the term, Mikel Arteta‘s side shouldn‘t slip below their current position.

Newcastle have enjoyed another hugely successful campaign under Eddie Howe having won the Carabao Cup and performed consistently in the Premier League. They are closing in on a return to the Champions League after qualifying in 2022–23 but victories for Aston Villa and Chelsea on Friday night mean there is little room for error in their final two outings.