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Barcelona secure strong win over Eidevall’s Gunners
Arsenal manager Jonas Eidevall on the touchline

Arsenal 0-4 Barcelona
by Layth Yousif at Ashburton Grove

JONAS EIDEVALL’S Gunners lost heavily to an outstanding Barca team to cap a miserable week for the club. 

Arsenal tasted defeat for the second time in four days in a big match, as the home side, playing at the Emirates for the second time this season, were routed by Jonatan Giraldez's side, who also mixed steel with style and substance. 

The Gunners were no match for their superb visitors from Catalonia, as hopes the home side would banish Sunday's miserable 3-0 to Chelsea in the FA Cup final at Wembley fell flat on a cold and wet evening in North London. 

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