Relive all the best moments from Saturday's emphatic 4-0 victory over English League Cup winners, Newcastle United, where the Hoops delivered a dominant performance at Paradise. Arne Engels, Johnny

The Gunners are on to their second game of their Far Eastern venture, having beaten Milan 1–0 at the Singapore National Stadium in the week. Newcastle, meanwhile, were thumped 4–0 at Celtic Park last weekend after starting their summer with a 4–0 victory over the lowly Carlisle United.

Following Callum Wilson’s exit and the failure to sign Joao Pedro or Hugo Ekitike, Newcastle have been left alarmingly short up top. Remove Isak and they appear toothless, which is unnerving given his durability will be tested across 2025-26 with the additional demands of Champions League football.

After kicking off pre-season with a behind-closed-doors win over Watford last weekend and a public friendly victory over AC Milan on Wednesday, Arsenal are set to face their first Premier League opponent in Newcastle United on Sunday. Speaking ahead of that game, Newcastle United boss Eddie Howe has suggested the Gunners have the upper hand.

Newcastle are beaten 4-0 by Celtic in their first pre-season fixture, with striker Alexander Isak left out of the Magpies squad.

Kieran Tierney said he was “quite emotional” after receiving a massive cheer on his return to Celtic Park, six years after he signed for Arsenal.Photo by Stu Forster/Getty ImagesThe Scotland

Celtic have completed a revamp of the technical area at Paradise ahead of the new season. Celtic hosted Newcastle United last weekend but supporters may not have noticed that the Scottish Champions have upgraded the dugouts for Brendan Rodgers and his staff, as well as the visitors.

Newcastle United were hammered 4-0 by Celtic in front of 10,000 Geordies at Celtic Park and here are five things we learned from the pre-season friendly

Newcastle United began their preseason campaign with a 4-0 defeat to Celtic, as Kieran Tierney made his long-awaited return at Celtic Park.

Saturday's comfortable victory over Premier League giants Newcastle United means Celtic "back ourselves even more" insists defender Auston Trusty.

The Brazil international almost played down the transfer request side of a tough situation while Blyth lad Burn admitted any exit would "upset" the group. The bombshell has rocked Newcastle's pre-season plans but the players are focused on bouncing back from the 4-0 defeat at Celtic.