Unai Emery takes stock of the wounds of four stars in the arsenal after Newcastle's victory

Arsenal received a major boost for its Champions League qualifications after Unai Emery posted positive updates on the injuries of Aaron Ramsey, Laurent Koscielny, Granit Xhaka and Pierre- Emerick Aubameyang, while acknowledging that his team needed "everyone" at this stage. season.

Emery's players won a crucial 2-0 win against Newcastle in the UAE on Monday night, putting the North London club in third place in the Premier League standings, but the win came at a cost, because Ramsey was forced to end the match. , while Xhaka and Koscielny have completely missed. Aubamayang played the last half hour after starting on the bench due to illness.

Ramsey opened the scoring with a nice first stop in the far corner and was even captain of the team despite the future future of the midfielder residing in Turin. Aubameyang was not fit enough to start but left the bench to badist Alexandre Lacazette for Arsenal second of the night.

After the match, Emery eased his fears about the health of his sick quartet. Speaking after the victory over Newcastle, as indicated by the subway, the director said: "Aubameyang has the temperature for two days and was dubious to play today, but he also comes for us to start on the bench and after he has been good and he feels good in his 30 minutes.

"[Aaron Ramsey came off but] it's only a cramp. I do not think it's over and I hope it will be ready for Sunday at Everton.

"We started Friday with bad news with Xhaka because he is slightly injured and can not play today.

"Koscielny was coming with us in the group, but with a little pain, and he told us that he was not ready to play the game."

With a crucial April on their doorstep, Emery acknowledges that the depth of his team will be put to the test, while Arsenal remains on track to rank among the top four in the Premier League, while Napoli is facing a terrible tie. in the quarterfinals of the Europa League.

Speaking of the depth of gunners in this crowded period, Emery said: "I think we will play a lot of games.

"Next Sunday and Naples are two very tough games and we need a few players to give them a few chances, different minutes with different systems and different tactical ideas for each game – we will need everyone."

Unai Emery equaled last season's Arsenal total with seven games in his first season as manager.

2017/18: 38 games, 63 points
2018/19: 31 matches, 63 points

They are ahead of the Spurs and rank third for the first time this season.  pic.twitter.com/HYsGwEMmeB

– Coral (@Coral) April 1, 2019

The comfortable victory against Newcastle Arsenal catapulted on Tottenham in the Premier League table, with a recent buildup of 22 points out of a possible 27, bringing the Gunners ten points behind their two-point rivals ahead of Mauricio Pochettino's team.