“Big” Newcastle she stepped firmly on her six Premier League!
The “magpies” defeated the sad one with a score of 1-0 Unitedovertook her in the standings and… plunged her even deeper into introversion, snapping her three-game winning streak in Premier League!
THE United entered the match stronger and had a great opportunity in the 11th minute, when o Garnazzo found himself across from him Pope, who however had an answer and kept the “zero”. This was also one of the few opportunities for the guests, who made the finals with the “dropper”.
The hosts responded in the 17th minute with an impressive shot Almiron who expelled the Onanawhile in the 20th century Isaac got… a rebound and executed under good conditions, however the ball found the bodies. However, the biggest chance of the first half came in the 39th minute, with Trippier’s long shot hitting the crossbar.
In the second half, early on the home team came on strong to push for the goal. Finally, after a small threat with Zoelinton, in the 56th minute Newcastle took the lead, thanks to his easy finish Anthony Gordon after Trippier’s excellent assist.
Although one would expect the United to push for an equaliser, Erik Ten Haag’s side struggled to find finals and were even threatened as Miley in 79′ he found himself unmarked inside the area, but his shot hit bodies. In the 83rd minute, Manchester won their first corner of the match, while shortly afterwards Pope was forced off as a substitute. Anthony found the back of the net in the 90th minute but the goal was rightly disallowed for offside, and the match ended in victory for the home side.
In detail, the program of the 14th matchday:
Saturday (2/3)
Arsenal-Wolves 2-0
(6′ Saka, 13′ Edgegaard)
Burnley-Sheffield United 5-0
(1′ Rodriguez, 29′ Larsen, 73′ Amduni, 75′ Coleoso, 81′ Brownhill)
Brentford-Luton 3-1
(50′ Moppe, 57′ Mi, 82′ Baptiste – 77′ Brown)
Nottingham Forest-Everton 0-1
(67′ McNeil)
Newcastle-Manchester United 1-0
(56′ Gordon)
Sunday (3/3)
West Ham-Crystal Palace (16:00)
Liverpool-Fulham (16:00)
Bournemouth-Aston Villa (16:00)
Chelsea-Brighton (16:00)
Manchester City-Tottenham (18:30)
The schedule for the next (15th) matchday:
Tuesday (5/12)
Wolves-Burnley (21:30)
Luton-Arsenal (22:15)
Tuesday (6/12)
Crystal Palace-Bournemouth (21:30)
Brighton-Bradford (21:30)
Sheffield United-Liverpool (21:30)
Fulham-Nottingham Forest (21:30)
Aston Villa-Manchester City (22:15)
Manchester United-Chelsea (22:15)
Wednesday (7/12)
Everton-Newcastle (21:30)
Tottenham-West Ham (22:15)
Source: Sport Fm
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