A must watch! Bruno Guimaraes and son react to Arsenal 0 Newcastle 2 final whistle | OneFootball

Bruno Guimaraes wasn’t at the Emirates on Tuesday night as Newcastle United deservedly won 2-0 against Arsenal.

Eddie Howe’s team taking a huge step towards potentially returning to Wembley, only 25 months after the 2023 League Cup final.

Bruno Guimaraes picked up a second yellow card in the competition against Brentford in the quarter-final, meaning he was suspended for this Arsenal 0 Newcastle 2 match. Fabian Schar also having to miss it for the same reason.

Despite missing such influential players, Newcastle well worth the win.

Great goals from Isak and Gordon, whilst superb defending from all the players throughout.

For some bizarre reason, some Newcastle United fans had wanted to blame Bruno Guimaraes becoming captain, as the reason for up and down form and performances earlier this season.

However, for me he is the ideal captain, never gives less than 100 percent and his passion is there for all to see, inspiring all of those around him.

Whilst he couldn’t play last night, Bruno Guimaraes was there in spirit for sure.

Just watch this clip of Bruno and his son celebrating at the final whistle.

Bruno Guimaraes – What a player, what a joy.

Arsenal 0 Newcastle 2 – Tuesday 7 January 2025 8pm

Goals:

Newcastle United:

Isak 37, Gordon 51

Arsenal:

Possession was Newcastle 31% (42%) Arsenal 69% (58%)

Total shots were Newcastle 7 (5) Arsenal 23 (14)

Shots on target were Newcastle 4 (2) Arsenal 3 (3)

Corners were Newcastle 1 (1) Arsenal 11 (4)

Touches in the box Newcastle 15 (10) Arsenal 47 (19)

Newcastle team v Spurs:

Dubravka, Livramento, Botman, Burn, Hall, Tonali, Willock (Longstaff 65), Joelinton, Murphy (Kelly 65), Isak (Barnes 65), Gordon (Almiron 76)

Unused subs:

Vlachodimos, Trippier, Osula, Lewis Miley, Targett

(Eddie Howe reflects after schooling Mikel Arteta…yet again – Arsenal 0 Newcastle 2 – Read HERE)

(We were the better team – Cry some more Mikel Arteta – Read HERE)

(Arsenal 0 Newcastle 2 – Instant Newcastle United fan/writer reaction – Read HERE)

Sunday 12 January – Newcastle v Bromley (3pm) BBC iPlayer (FA Cup)

Wednesday 15 January – Newcastle v Wolves (7.30pm) TNT Sports

Saturday 18 January – Newcastle v Bournemouth (12.30pm) TNT Sports

Saturday 25 January – Southampton v Newcastle (3pm)

Saturday 1 February – Newcastle v Fulham (3pm)

Wednesday 5 February – Newcastle v Arsenal (8pm) Sky Sports