Everything went according to plan Newcastle this Saturday before the Tottenham (4-0) in a rivalry where the Eddie Howe is higher than those Ange Postecouglou to discuss them as especially inspiring Alexander Isaacwho signed the double, and Anthony Gordonwho also scored and showed all his potential.
After a start to the match where both sides struggled to control the game, midway through the first act Newcastle hit the table with a double blow to seal their victory. It is especially winding for Micky Van de Ven, Tottenham central defender who is having a great season but showed in two goals scored by Newcastle. In both it is cut by Isaac and Gordon before both beating Vicario in the 30th and 32nd minutes respectively.
With that 2-0, the break was reached, and in the resumption, far from the reaction from Tottenham The grass in St. James’ Park seemed to continue to tilt in Newcastle’s favour. In the 51st minute Isaac He completed his particular double to leave the match seen for sentencing and in the 87th minute he scored Schar to complete the local win.
The defeat inflicted means a heavy blow falling in the fight for fourth place alongside Aston Villa while for Newcastle the three points achieved are well received for their fight to qualify for the 2024/25 Europa League. However, for both sides there are still six games left in this Premier League.
NEWCASTLE
40
TOTTENHAM
4 – Newcastle: Dubravka; Krafth, Schar, Burn, Barnes; S Longstaff, Bruno Guimaraes (White, m.90+3), Anderson; Murphy (Livramento, m.78), Isak, Gordon.
0 – Tottenham: Vicar; Porro (Emerson, m.49), Romero, Van de Ven, Udogie; Bissouma, Bentancur, Johnson; Maddison (Lo Celso, m.81), Werner, Son Heung-min
The objectives: 1-0, m.30: Isak. 2-0, m.32: Gordon. 3-0, m.51: Isak. 4-0, m.87: Schar
Referee: Tim Robinson. He advised visitors Van de Ven, Romero, Maddison
Happenings: The match of the thirty-third round of the Premier League was played in St. James Park
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Source: La Verdad
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