Fear of making an unwanted bit of history drives Walcott
The Gunners moved back above north London rivals Tottenham with a 4-1 win over Wigan at the Emirates Stadium on Tuesday night, a result which confirmed the FA Cup winners’ relegation.
Arsenal now head to Newcastle on Sunday with their destiny back in their own hands, a point ahead of Spurs following a nine-match unbeaten run since losing at White Hart Lane on March 3, and could yet finish above Chelsea should the Europa League finalists slip up against Everton.




