{"match":{"id":662561,"locale":"en","date":"2026-04-25T14:00:00.000Z","status":"fixture","winner":null,"stb_id":"2026-04-25-14-00-00-arsenal-fc-vs-newcastle-united-fc","score_a":0,"score_b":0,"broadcast_link":null,"after_broadcast_link":null,"has_article_relations":null,"has_social_media_relations":null,"has_odds":null,"has_h2h":true,"has_overview":null,"has_statistics":false,"has_lineups":false,"has_predictions":null,"interesting_facts_team_a_html":null,"interesting_facts_team_b_html":null,"team_a":{"id":49649,"name":"Arsenal FC","short_name":"Arsenal","tla_name":"ARS","type":"club","gender":"male","status":"active","official_name":"Arsenal Football Club ","founded":1886,"colors":"Red,White","nicknames":"The Gunners","createdAt":"2024-11-04T12:40:14.264Z","updatedAt":"2025-08-15T00:10:39.968Z","website":"http://www.arsenal.com","address":"75 Drayton Park","address_city":"Islington, Borough of London","address_zip":"N5 1BU","locale":"en","stb_id":"arsenal-fc","tier":null,"description":null,"top_position":null,"history_and_foundation":"## Information about the Arsenal club: important and interesting facts\n\n**Arsenal** is not just a football club from **London**. This is a team that **changed the perception of English football** and created **new eras** with their own hands. Founded in **1886**, **Arsenal** is today one of the **most recognizable and respected clubs in the world**.\n\nHis story is a path from a **working class to the elite of European football**. The team has more than **ten championships**, **fourteen FA Cups**, as well as **a unique season without a single defeat**, which is still fondly remembered.\n\n> \"Arsenal isn't about results. It's about belonging.\"\n","sporting_achievements":"## Arsenal history: where it all began\n\nThe history of **Arsenal** begins not with a big arena, but with a **small workshop**. The club was created by **workmen of the arsenal in Woolwich** - hence the name. In the early years, the team played mostly for themselves and local spectators, but gradually established themselves in **London football**.\n\nIn **1913** the club moved to a new stadium — **Highbury** — and began to write major pages in the history of the English game.\n\n**The real transformation** came in the **30s** when the team was led by **Herbert Chapman**. It was he who made **Arsenal** a leader — **tactically, physically, mentally**. In those years, the club won **title after title** and introduced **new methods**, which were later used by everyone.\n\n**In the post-war period** successes alternated with pauses, but **Arsenal** always remained in the game. In the **90s** everything changed — **Arsene Wenger** came. The Frenchman who brought to London not only **new football**, but also **new vision**.\n\n> \"With him, the team played brightly, elegantly, quickly. In 2004, the Gunners went the entire season in the Premier League without a single defeat.\"\n\n**It was not just a championship** - it was a **football work of art**.\n\n**After Wenger** the club had a difficult period. New coaches, change of generations, restructuring. But now, under **Mikel Arteta**, **Arsenal** once again look like a team that wants more than just being in the table.\n\n**He wants to become champion again** - not because he has stars, but because he **found his idea again**.","club_identity":"## Arsenal stadium\n\nFor many years, the heart of **Arsenal** was **Highbury** — cozy, compact, with narrow stands and character. It felt like **the field was meeting the fans**. But time passed, and the club needed a **new arena**.\n\nThis is how **Emirates** appeared — a modern stadium with more than **60,000 seats**, opened in **2006**.\n\n**Emirates** is not as atmospheric as **Highbury**, but it became **the foundation for a new era**. **Cesc Fabregas, Robin van Persie** played here, and now **Saka, Edegore, Rice**. In this stadium, **Arsenal** was looking for itself and, it seems, **found**.\n\n> \"At the Emirates, everything is built for comfort: space, sound, view. But most importantly, it has preserved the voice of Arsenal.\"\n\n**On big match days**, when the stadium is singing, when the tension is in the air, it becomes clear: this is not just a building. This is a **new home**.\n\n## Arsenal achievements\n\nIn the football sense, **Arsenal** is a **giant**:\n\n* **Thirteen times** the club won the **Championship of England**. **The last championship** won **without defeat** became legendary. No one else has repeated this in the **Premier League**.\n\n* In the **FA Cup**, **Arsenal** is the **absolute record holder**: **fourteen wins**.\n\n* And also — **two European Cup finals**: **1994 Cup Winners' Cup**, won against **Parma**, and **Champions League 2006**, when **Arsenal** put up a decent fight with **Barcelona**.\n\n> \"But Arsenal's achievements are not just about trophies. It's about the game. The style. The dedication to the idea.\"\n\n**When a team builds an attack** from the defender's first pass and leads it to a shot, the fans know that this is **our football**.","current_status_and_future":"## Arsenal famous players\n\nIn the list of great names of **Arsenal** — **a whole era**:\n\n1. **Thierry Henry** — **elegance in movement**, precision in every touch. His goals are **separate poetry**.\n\n2. **Patrick Vieira** is a captain who held the midfield like a **fortress**.\n\n3. **Tony Adams** — **a symbol of stability and loyalty**, a person who **gave the club a career**.\n\n4. **Denis Bergkamp** is a player who could **stop the ball in the air** like no other.\n\n**In more recent times** there were **Cesc Fabregas, Aaron Ramsey, Robin van Persie**. And today — **Bukayo Saka, Martin Edegore, Gabriel Jesus**.\n\n> \"Arsenal never depended on one person - there was always a team here, where each player added something of his own to the overall mosaic.\"\n\n## Arsenal interesting facts\n\n* **Arsenal** is **the first club from the south of England** to join the **Football League**. It also became the **first team** to play a **televised** match.\n\n* **Only Arsenal** have a streak of **49 matches without defeat** in the **Premier League**.\n\n* And also - he has **never been relegated** from the top division since **1919**. This is a **stability** that not everyone can boast of.\n\n* **Arsenal fans** are known for their **stamina**. They went through years without trophies, through the change of generations, through doubts - but **did not break**.\n\n> \"Because loving Arsenal isn't about results. It's about belonging.\"\n\n**It is worth noting** that **Arsenal** continues to **rebuild its greatness** under the leadership of **Mikel Arteta**, combining **glorious traditions** with a modern approach to the game. Will the club be able to **return the championship titles**? One thing is certain - the **spirit of the Gunners** and their **dedication to beautiful football** make **Arsenal** a special place where **traditions are respected** and **the art of the game** is valued above all else. **The Emirates** continues to be the home of those who **believe in the power of the team** and the **beauty of football**.","stb_internal_id":"0192f730-a5f8-7428-baee-223a4f500cbd","overrides":{"name":"Montevideo City Torque"},"has_social_media_links":true,"has_social_media_relations":true,"has_membership_relations":true,"has_matches":true,"has_article_relations":false,"history_and_foundation_html":"

Information about the Arsenal club: important and interesting facts

Arsenal is not just a football club from London. This is a team that changed the perception of English football and created new eras with their own hands. Founded in 1886, Arsenal is today one of the most recognizable and respected clubs in the world.

His story is a path from a working class to the elite of European football. The team has more than ten championships, fourteen FA Cups, as well as a unique season without a single defeat, which is still fondly remembered.

\n
\"Arsenal isn't about results. It's about belonging.\"
\n

\n","sporting_achievements_html":"

Arsenal history: where it all began

The history of Arsenal begins not with a big arena, but with a small workshop. The club was created by workmen of the arsenal in Woolwich - hence the name. In the early years, the team played mostly for themselves and local spectators, but gradually established themselves in London football.

In 1913 the club moved to a new stadium — Highbury — and began to write major pages in the history of the English game.

The real transformation came in the 30s when the team was led by Herbert Chapman. It was he who made Arsenal a leader — tactically, physically, mentally. In those years, the club won title after title and introduced new methods, which were later used by everyone.

In the post-war period successes alternated with pauses, but Arsenal always remained in the game. In the 90s everything changed — Arsene Wenger came. The Frenchman who brought to London not only new football, but also new vision.

\n
\"With him, the team played brightly, elegantly, quickly. In 2004, the Gunners went the entire season in the Premier League without a single defeat.\"
\n

It was not just a championship - it was a football work of art.

After Wenger the club had a difficult period. New coaches, change of generations, restructuring. But now, under Mikel Arteta, Arsenal once again look like a team that wants more than just being in the table.

He wants to become champion again - not because he has stars, but because he found his idea again.

\n","club_identity_html":"

Arsenal stadium

For many years, the heart of Arsenal was Highbury — cozy, compact, with narrow stands and character. It felt like the field was meeting the fans. But time passed, and the club needed a new arena.

This is how Emirates appeared — a modern stadium with more than 60,000 seats, opened in 2006.

Emirates is not as atmospheric as Highbury, but it became the foundation for a new era. Cesc Fabregas, Robin van Persie played here, and now Saka, Edegore, Rice. In this stadium, Arsenal was looking for itself and, it seems, found.

\n
\"At the Emirates, everything is built for comfort: space, sound, view. But most importantly, it has preserved the voice of Arsenal.\"
\n

On big match days, when the stadium is singing, when the tension is in the air, it becomes clear: this is not just a building. This is a new home.

Arsenal achievements

In the football sense, Arsenal is a giant:

Thirteen times the club won the Championship of England. The last championship won without defeat became legendary. No one else has repeated this in the Premier League.
\n
In the FA Cup, Arsenal is the absolute record holder: fourteen wins.
\n
And also — two European Cup finals: 1994 Cup Winners' Cup, won against Parma, and Champions League 2006, when Arsenal put up a decent fight with Barcelona.
\n

\n
\"But Arsenal's achievements are not just about trophies. It's about the game. The style. The dedication to the idea.\"
\n

When a team builds an attack from the defender's first pass and leads it to a shot, the fans know that this is our football.

\n","current_status_and_future_html":"

Arsenal famous players

In the list of great names of Arsenal — a whole era:

Thierry Henry — elegance in movement, precision in every touch. His goals are separate poetry.
\n
Patrick Vieira is a captain who held the midfield like a fortress.
\n
Tony Adams — a symbol of stability and loyalty, a person who gave the club a career.
\n
Denis Bergkamp is a player who could stop the ball in the air like no other.
\n

In more recent times there were Cesc Fabregas, Aaron Ramsey, Robin van Persie. And today — Bukayo Saka, Martin Edegore, Gabriel Jesus.

\n
\"Arsenal never depended on one person - there was always a team here, where each player added something of his own to the overall mosaic.\"
\n

Arsenal interesting facts

Arsenal is the first club from the south of England to join the Football League. It also became the first team to play a televised match.
\n
Only Arsenal have a streak of 49 matches without defeat in the Premier League.
\n
And also - he has never been relegated from the top division since 1919. This is a stability that not everyone can boast of.
\n
Arsenal fans are known for their stamina. They went through years without trophies, through the change of generations, through doubts - but did not break.
\n

\n
\"Because loving Arsenal isn't about results. It's about belonging.\"
\n

It is worth noting that Arsenal continues to rebuild its greatness under the leadership of Mikel Arteta, combining glorious traditions with a modern approach to the game. Will the club be able to return the championship titles? One thing is certain - the spirit of the Gunners and their dedication to beautiful football make Arsenal a special place where traditions are respected and the art of the game is valued above all else. The Emirates continues to be the home of those who believe in the power of the team and the beauty of football.

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It appeared in **1892** in the city of **Newcastle-upon-Tyne** and has since become a **symbol of the region** where football is more than a game.\n\nThe team is often called **\"magpies\"** - because of the **black and white uniform**. The club has a **rich history**: **four championships, three FA Cups**, and also **a huge army of fans**, for whom this team is like a family.\n\n> \"Even in trophyless years, Newcastle retain a recognizable style, character and a frenetic stadium where every match is an explosion of emotion.\"\n","sporting_achievements":"\nThe beginning of **Newcastle** is connected with the **unification of two local clubs** — **East End and West End**. It was a classic story of a city looking for **one team** that everyone could root for. In **1892** it appeared — and immediately became **a part of local culture**.\n\n**At the beginning of the 20th century** **Newcastle** was very strong: the team won the **Championship of England in 1905, 1907 and 1909**. Then it was a **machine** — attacking, fast, aggressive.\n\n**After the Second World War** came new victories — the **FA Cups of 1951, 1952 and 1955** were especially memorable. In those years, **Newcastle** became famous not only for its trophies, but also for its **style of play** — **spectacular and open**.\n\n**But later the successes** came to naught. In the **70-80s**, the club struggled for survival, often changing coaches.\n\n> \"But things exploded in the 90s. Kevin Keegan built a brilliant team that almost won the championship in 1996.\"\n\n**Only a few points left.** That's when **Alan Shearer** joined the club, the goalscorer who said no to **Manchester United** and chose **hometown**.\n\n**In the 2000s** **Newcastle** played erratically, was relegated, returned. **Change came in 2021** when the club was bought by **new owners from Saudi Arabia**. With money and new ambitions, the team once again became **a threat to any opponent**.\n\n**Return to the Champions League**, **League Cup final** — and all this in less than two years. This is a **new chapter** that is just beginning.\n","club_identity":"## Newcastle Stadium: where they play\n\n**St James Park** is the **heart of Newcastle**. The stadium, which **rises above the city**, became part of its silhouette. It can be seen from different areas, and it literally stands in the **center of life**.\n\n**Built** at the end of the **XIX century**, it now holds more than **52 thousand spectators**. But it's not the number that's important — it's how **those stands** sound. It's not just a buzz, it's a **buzz** that keeps the team running even with their last breath.\n\n> \"The atmosphere at St. James Park is unique. You don't need shows or pyrotechnics. When the fans start singing, when the wave goes through the stadium, that's the real energy of football.\"\n\n**It is particularly interesting** that this stadium is one of the **few in England** that has remained in the **very center of the city**, almost unchanged since its founding.\n\n## Newcastle achievements\n\n* **Newcastle** won the **England championship four times** — in **1905, 1907, 1909 and 1927**. It was the **golden generation** that made the club formidable.\n\n* The **FA Cup** was lifted by the team **three times** — in **1910, 1951 and 1955**.\n\n* There is another victory that not everyone knows about: in **1969**, **Newcastle** won the **Fairs Cup**, which was later transformed into the **UEFA Cup**.\n\n* In the **21st century** there were no trophies, but the club **played twice in the finals** of national cups — and each time the fans did not disappear, but on the contrary, became **even closer**.\n\n> \"Newcastle are among the favorites again today. Everyone is waiting for another big title.\"\n\n**And considering** how quickly the team changes, this is no longer a fantasy, but a **real scenario** for the upcoming season.\n","current_status_and_future":"## Newcastle famous players: are there legends\n\n**Alan Shearer** is **Newcastle's top name**. He is a **local boy** who became a hero. His **206 goals** is a **club record**. His style — **straightforwardness, impact, presence in the box** — became a standard for attackers. But besides him, there were many bright players.\n\n* **Peter Beardsley** is technical and clever, creating moments that audiences **remember for decades**.\n\n* **David Batty** is a tough defender, **a true warrior**.\n\n**In new times** the team is led forward by such as **Bruno Guimarães, Callum Wilson, Trippier**. Each of them has already become a **part of a new story**.\n\n> \"And in general, Newcastle have always had players who did not play for the salary, but for the chevron on the chest.\"\n\n## Newcastle interesting facts\n\n**Newcastle fans** is a separate topic. **They don't cheat.** A team can be relegated, lose a run of ten matches - but **St James Park** will still be full. Even in the cold, fans stand in **T-shirts**, sometimes **without clothes on the upper part of the body**.\n\n> \"It's not madness, it's a show of love for the club.\"\n\n* **One of Newcastle's records** is **consistent home support**. Even in the **Championship** the stadium was filled almost to capacity.\n\n* **It is also interesting** that **the color of the uniform** — **black and white** — appeared as early as **1894** and still has not changed.\n\n* And the **club anthem** - **\"Blaydon Races\"** - sounds as if it is not sung by the tribune, but by the **city**.\n\n> \"Newcastle is a club where traditions are respected, where fans live football, and every match is a celebration for the whole city.\"\n\n**It's worth noting** that **Newcastle United** is undergoing a **genuine renaissance**, combining **rich traditions** with new ambitions and resources. Will the team be able to return to the **glory of the early 20th century**? One thing is certain - the **spirit of St. James Park** and the **loyalty of the Toons** (as the fans call themselves) make **Newcastle** a special place where **football remains a religion** and the club is **a part of the soul of every city dweller**.\n","stb_internal_id":"0192f730-927c-7b47-8969-0ec66f6eb1b4","overrides":{"name":"Newcastle United FC"},"has_social_media_links":true,"has_social_media_relations":true,"has_membership_relations":true,"has_matches":true,"has_article_relations":false,"history_and_foundation_html":"

What you need to know about Newcastle football team

Newcastle United is not just a football club, but part of the life of the north of England. It appeared in 1892 in the city of Newcastle-upon-Tyne and has since become a symbol of the region where football is more than a game.

The team is often called \"magpies\" - because of the black and white uniform. The club has a rich history: four championships, three FA Cups, and also a huge army of fans, for whom this team is like a family.

\n
\"Even in trophyless years, Newcastle retain a recognizable style, character and a frenetic stadium where every match is an explosion of emotion.\"
\n

\n","sporting_achievements_html":"

The beginning of Newcastle is connected with the unification of two local clubs — East End and West End. It was a classic story of a city looking for one team that everyone could root for. In 1892 it appeared — and immediately became a part of local culture.

At the beginning of the 20th century Newcastle was very strong: the team won the Championship of England in 1905, 1907 and 1909. Then it was a machine — attacking, fast, aggressive.

After the Second World War came new victories — the FA Cups of 1951, 1952 and 1955 were especially memorable. In those years, Newcastle became famous not only for its trophies, but also for its style of play — spectacular and open.

But later the successes came to naught. In the 70-80s, the club struggled for survival, often changing coaches.

\n
\"But things exploded in the 90s. Kevin Keegan built a brilliant team that almost won the championship in 1996.\"
\n

Only a few points left. That's when Alan Shearer joined the club, the goalscorer who said no to Manchester United and chose hometown.

In the 2000s Newcastle played erratically, was relegated, returned. Change came in 2021 when the club was bought by new owners from Saudi Arabia. With money and new ambitions, the team once again became a threat to any opponent.

Return to the Champions League, League Cup final — and all this in less than two years. This is a new chapter that is just beginning.

\n","club_identity_html":"

Newcastle Stadium: where they play

St James Park is the heart of Newcastle. The stadium, which rises above the city, became part of its silhouette. It can be seen from different areas, and it literally stands in the center of life.

Built at the end of the XIX century, it now holds more than 52 thousand spectators. But it's not the number that's important — it's how those stands sound. It's not just a buzz, it's a buzz that keeps the team running even with their last breath.

\n
\"The atmosphere at St. James Park is unique. You don't need shows or pyrotechnics. When the fans start singing, when the wave goes through the stadium, that's the real energy of football.\"
\n

It is particularly interesting that this stadium is one of the few in England that has remained in the very center of the city, almost unchanged since its founding.

Newcastle achievements

Newcastle won the England championship four times — in 1905, 1907, 1909 and 1927. It was the golden generation that made the club formidable.
\n
The FA Cup was lifted by the team three times — in 1910, 1951 and 1955.
\n
There is another victory that not everyone knows about: in 1969, Newcastle won the Fairs Cup, which was later transformed into the UEFA Cup.
\n
In the 21st century there were no trophies, but the club played twice in the finals of national cups — and each time the fans did not disappear, but on the contrary, became even closer.
\n

\n
\"Newcastle are among the favorites again today. Everyone is waiting for another big title.\"
\n

And considering how quickly the team changes, this is no longer a fantasy, but a real scenario for the upcoming season.

\n","current_status_and_future_html":"

Newcastle famous players: are there legends

Alan Shearer is Newcastle's top name. He is a local boy who became a hero. His 206 goals is a club record. His style — straightforwardness, impact, presence in the box — became a standard for attackers. But besides him, there were many bright players.

Peter Beardsley is technical and clever, creating moments that audiences remember for decades.
\n
David Batty is a tough defender, a true warrior.
\n

In new times the team is led forward by such as Bruno Guimarães, Callum Wilson, Trippier. Each of them has already become a part of a new story.

\n
\"And in general, Newcastle have always had players who did not play for the salary, but for the chevron on the chest.\"
\n

Newcastle interesting facts

Newcastle fans is a separate topic. They don't cheat. A team can be relegated, lose a run of ten matches - but St James Park will still be full. Even in the cold, fans stand in T-shirts, sometimes without clothes on the upper part of the body.

\n
\"It's not madness, it's a show of love for the club.\"
\n

One of Newcastle's records is consistent home support. Even in the Championship the stadium was filled almost to capacity.
\n
It is also interesting that the color of the uniform — black and white — appeared as early as 1894 and still has not changed.
\n
And the club anthem - \"Blaydon Races\" - sounds as if it is not sung by the tribune, but by the city.
\n

\n
\"Newcastle is a club where traditions are respected, where fans live football, and every match is a celebration for the whole city.\"
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It's worth noting that Newcastle United is undergoing a genuine renaissance, combining rich traditions with new ambitions and resources. Will the team be able to return to the glory of the early 20th century? One thing is certain - the spirit of St. James Park and the loyalty of the Toons (as the fans call themselves) make Newcastle a special place where football remains a religion and the club is a part of the soul of every city dweller.

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Arsenal vs Newcastle: General