GETTY Arsene Wenger is worried about his side's level of fitness going away to Newcastle The Gunners embarked on a 1,700-mile journey back from Moscow just two days ago after facing CSKA Moscow in the quarter-finals of the Europa League. With Arsenal unlikely to claim a top-four spot - they will trail fourth-placed Tottenham by 10 points with five games left even if they beat Newcastle at St James’ Park - Wenger fielded a strong side in the Russian capital as they drew 2-2 after a 4-1 home leg win to reach the last four. But while he will undoubtedly rotate his starting eleven, the Frenchman will be keen to maintain their growing momentum against the Magpies, particularly having yet...
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