Here are the national newspapers' views on Norwich City's 1-0 defeat to Arsenal at The Emirates.

• The Guardian: 'Norwich played admirably, deserved a draw, and certainly don't look like a team who are resigned to relegation.'

• The Telegraph: 'Norwich City may well go down to the Championship, but winger Nathan Redmond will most likely remain in the top flight. Redmond impressed with his pace and ability to find space, and the 22-year-old is already on the wanted lists of a number of clubs that will be in the Premier League next season. Even if Norwich escape the drop, they will struggle to hold on to in-demand Redmond.'

• The Mirror: 'Norwich, who slip two points from safety, were well organised and competed well but were unable to find the opening goal which would have ramped up the pressure on the home team. Now two points behind the Black Cats, even wins at home to Man Utd and Watford and away to Everton might not be enough.'

• The Daily Mail: 'For Norwich, relegation now looks more probable than possible. And all because Wenger won the game for his team. Some Arsenal fans will do well to remember that.'

• The Independent: 'There was certainly a growing unease inside the ground before the introduction of Danny Welbeck in the 56th minute of this 1-0 win for Arsenal that deepens the worry lines for Alex Neil and his Norwich side who sit 19th, two points from safety.

'For Norwich, the fear intensifies.'

• The Sun: 'Nathan Redmond will be the key to Norwich staying up. He was a real livewire at the Emirates and could easily have scored before Welbeck broke the deadlock.'