Declan Rice has made his feelings on Gabriel Magalhaes perfectly clear after the Arsenal defender scored deep into stoppage time to secure a 2-1 victory against Newcastle United. The Gunners initially went behind to a Nick Woltemade header but fought back and scored twice in the final stages.

Substitute Mikel Merino grabbed the equaliser in the 84th minute with a glancing header from a Rice cross. In the final knockings, Gabriel headed in a last-gasp winner after a pinpoint corner from Martin Odegaard.

Those three goals came alongside some controversial moments with an Arsenal penalty overturned after VAR intervention during the first half. Newcastle were also denied a spot-kick late on when the ball struck Gabriel's arm, with the Brazil international also at the centre of a spat with Woltemade.

However, they were able to see it out. And seven days on from snatching a point against Manchester City during injury time - albeit with a very different reaction - Arsenal showed their character again with Arteta unsurprisingly delighted.

"Unbelievable feeling, that's what football is about," he admitted in a press conference. "And a team, when you get what you deserve right at the end, it's not a better...