Newcastle United star Joelinton confronted Arsenal coach Miguel Molina with an aggressive shove after the final whistle, overshadowing the visitors' dramatic 2-1 win at St James' Park. The Magpies had led through Nick Woltemade's powerful 34th-minute header, but Arsenal's Gabriel Magalhaes headed home a stoppage-time winner. Nick Pope produced several vital saves, including one from Jurrien Timber's close-range header. Arsenal believed they had been denied a penalty when Viktor Gyokeres was brought down by Pope, but referee Jarred Gillet changed his decision following a VAR review. Leandro Trossard struck the post with an effort before substitute Mikel Merino found the equalizer. The match was marked by controversy, with Mikel Arteta visibly furious with the officiating throughout the second half. Jason Tindall was booked for dissent during Newcastle's penalty appeals. The win keeps Arsenal's pursuit of the Premier League title alive. Newcastle United's organization had frustrated the visitors until the closing stages. The confrontation between Joelinton and Molina was eventually diffused by Arteta, who intervened personally to move his assistant away. Joelinton was still fuming as he was led away, pointing angrily towards Arteta. The incident marred an otherwise intense match, with both teams creating scoring opportunities. Newcastle United will look to bounce back from the defeat, while Arsenal will aim to build on their momentum.