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·27 gennaio 2025
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·27 gennaio 2025
It ended Southampton 1 Newcastle 3.
Eddie Howe’s side making it ten wins from their last eleven matches.
United moving back into the Premier League top five and only outside the top four on goal difference.
A game full of incident, a very open and entertaining match.
Including of course the three goals, which all came about due to excellent team moves.
A superb ball from Bruno to set up Isak to win the (clear!!) penalty, which he so coolly dispatched.
Then some exquisite play and assists, plus not shabby finishes, for the second and third goals.
Interesting to see this official Match Cam footage released by the club.
Showing behind the scenes stuff, as well as excellent match action from an alternative angle, down at pitch level.
Well worth watching.
Southampton 1 Newcastle 3 – Saturday 25 January 2025 3pm
Goals:
Newcastle United:
Isak 26 pen, 30 Tonali 51
Southampton:
Bednarek 10
Possession was Newcastle 47% (48%) Southampton53% (52%)
Total shots were Newcastle 17 (7) Southampton 12 (4)
Shots on target were Newcastle 9 (5) Southampton 5 (2)
Corners were Newcastle 8 (5) Southampton 3 (0)
Touches in the box Newcastle 34 (18) Southampton 15 (3)
Newcastle team v Southampton:
Dubravka, Livramento, Schar, Burn, Hall, Tonali, Joelinton, Bruno (Miley), Murphy (Longstaff 90+3), Isak (Willock), Gordon (Almiron 88)
Unused subs:
Pope, Trippier, Botman, Osula, Kelly
(Absolutely appalling from this Sky Sports reporter at Southampton 1 Newcastle 3 – Zero respect – Watch HERE)
Newcastle United upcoming matches:
Saturday 1 February – Newcastle v Fulham (3pm)
Saturday 8 February – Birmingham v Newcastle (5.45pm) BBC1 and BBC iPlayer (FA Cup)
Saturday 15 February – Man City v Newcastle (3pm)
Sunday 23 February – Newcastle v Forest (2pm) Sky Sports
Wednesday 26 February – Liverpool v Newcastle (8.15pm) TNT Sports
(Weekend of Saturday 1 March – NUFC will play in FA Cup fifth round if getting past Birmingham)
Monday 10 March – West Ham v Newcastle (8pm) Sky Sports
Saturday 15 March – Newcastle v Crystal Palace (3pm)