Rema’s Song Calm Down Played Before Arsenal vs Newcastle EPL Match

• Premier League leaders Arsenal were forced to a draw by Newcastle on Wednesday night
• Before the game, eager fans were kept entertained by a song from Nigerian artist Rema
• The Gunners have been superb this season and their fans are hoping they can win the EPL

Fans at the Emirates Stadium have been spotted vibing and enjoying the music of Rema, with his track Calm Down playing just before the Premier League game between Arsenal and Newcastle United.

It was a lovely moment in London to see a song of a Nigerian musician being played, as those in charge of the stadium sought to keep fans entertained before the game.

While fans were listening to the song in the stands, players of both Premier League clubs were seen warming up before the kick-off.

Who is Rema?

Divine Ikubor, professionally known by his stage name Rema, is a Nigerian singer, musician and rapper. He rose to stardom with the release of the song Dumebi.

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In 2019, he signed a record deal with Jonzing World, a subsidiary of Mavin Records.

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How did the match end?

The Premier League encounter between Arsenal and Newcastle United ended in a goalless draw, as the home team missed some chances which would have given them the win.

The likes of Bukayo Saka and Eddie Nketiah failed to find the back of the net for the Gunners.

The north London club are still topping the Premier League table with 44 points, with Manchester City piling on the pressure in second place.

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The Gunners have been impressive during this term, having lost just once so far in 17 Premier League fixtures. The league leaders dropped points on Tuesday night however, after they were held to a frustrating goalless draw against Newcastle.

Despite the disappointing result, Arsenal are still topping the standings with 44 points, eight points ahead of second-placed Man City.