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Given: Rivalry really getting intense now
May 18, 2025
|Sunday People
NEWCASTLE legend Shay Given reckons the Toon will eclipse Arsenal's season if they qualify for the Champions League.
But after beating the Gunners three times already this season, the ex-Republic of Ireland keeper (above, right) warned Eddie Howe's men that their hopes of taking a giant step towards a top-five finish will really be put to the test today at the Emirates.
Newcastle beat Arsenal twice in the Carabao Cup semi-finals before going on to beat Liverpool at Wembley to lift the club's first domestic trophy in 70 years.
And Given said: "If Newcastle now qualify for the Champions League, there's no question they will have had a better season than Arsenal.
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