One of Arsenal’s most memorable games in Premier League history was their agonising 4-4 draw away to Newcastle United on Saturday 5th February 2011. It was a crazy game of football which saw Arsene Wenger’s Arsenal go 3-0 up after…

Arsenal’s historic 4-4 draw against Newcastle United on February 5, 2011, remains one of the Premier League's most remarkable comebacks. Arsene Wenger’s Gunners established a commanding 4-0 lead within the first 26 minutes at St James' Park courtesy of goals from Theo Walcott, Johan Djourou, and a brace from Robin van Persie.
Alan Pardew's Newcastle mounted an unprecedented second-half fightback started by a 68th-minute Joey Barton penalty. Following goals from Leon Best and a second Barton spot-kick, Cheick Tiote scored a dramatic long-range equalizer in the 87th minute to seal the historic draw.
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