The Saudi macro-project of newcastle can go to Champions League the next course. The team led by Eddie Howe is in the fight to be in the top four in premier league to access the maximum continental competition and this Thursday he took a giant step towards it. In a game where he clearly dominated the game (despite only enjoying 40% ball possession) and scored more chances than his rival, he beat Brighton (4-1) and, with two games to play, has a 4-point cushion over the Liverpoolwhich occupies fifth place in the English championship.
In Bruno Guimaraes as the head of operations to speed up the game whenever the newcastle needed it, the local team, driven by the always energetic crowd in St. James’ Park, knows how to bind the brave Brighton of Robert De Zerbi. The ‘seagulls’, also involved in the fight for positions in Europe, have no sun and cannot fly as much as they want.
The first goal of the match came in the 22nd minute, when misfortune struck Deniz Undav, who headed the ball into his own goal when he wanted to clear the ball after a corner kick and allowed Newcastle to take the lead on the scoreboard. And in added time of the first half, the ‘magpies’ doubled their advantage by scoring Dan Burns header after a free kick thrown into the area by trippier.
In the second half, the Brighton he tried to turn the score around and sometimes he showed signs of improvement, but it wasn’t enough to ‘scratch’ any points. yes he got revenge Denis Undav of his own goal by scoring one right after an offside violation and beating the one-on-one Nick Pope at 51′. But it didn’t go beyond that, and in the end two more goals came from Newcastle, both against each other. The first of them, in 89′, was made callum wilson. And the second, in addition, is good Bruno Guimaraes.
The ‘magpies’ don’t just rely on themselves to prove their classification for Champions Leaguebut they can do it this weekend with a hypothetical setback of Liverpool or on Monday, when they receive the Leicester.
Source: La Verdad
I’m Rose Herman and I work as an author for Today Times Live. My expertise lies in writing about sports, a passion of mine that has been with me since childhood. As part of my job, I provide comprehensive coverage on everything from football to tennis to golf.
