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Newcastle United heaped further pressure on Tottenham Hotspur manager Thomas Frank with a hard-fought Premier League victory in North London. By Liam Rafferty The Magpies opened the scoring just before half-time when defender Malick Thiaw reacted quickest after his initial header was parried by Guglielmo Vicario, tapping home from close range. Tottenham found an equaliser in the 64th minute through Archie Gray, whose volley from a deep corner found its way into the net to bri

Tottenham Hotspur host Newcastle United under the lights tonight in the Premier League, with both sides coming into the fixture under pressure following a run of poor form. By Liam Rafferty Newcastle boss Eddie Howe has some big decisions to make, particularly with injuries continuing to disrupt his squad. With that in mind, this is how 'The Magpies' could line up against 'Spurs' this evening. Goalkeeper: Nick Pope Pope remains Newcastle’s clear first-choice goalkeeper, so th

Newcastle United suffered a late defeat to Brentford at St James’ Park as their Premier League struggles continued. By Liam Rafferty 'The Magpies' were beaten 3-2 by 'The Bees', with Dango Ouattara’s late goal proving decisive and extending Newcastle boss Eddie Howe’s side’s poor recent run of form. Here are three key takeaways from the match. 1. Newcastle United Can’t Hold on to a Lead Once again, Newcastle failed to see out a winning position. The Magpies have now dropped 1

Brentford left St James’ Park with all three points after brushing aside Newcastle United with a late winner in a dramatic Premier League encounter. By Liam Rafferty The Magpies opened the scoring in the 24th minute through Sven Botman on his 100th appearance for the club - Bruno Guimarães delivered a dangerous corner into the box, and Botman rose highest to power a header past the Brentford goalkeeper. Brentford responded in the 37th minute with a headed goal of their own, a

Newcastle United return to Premier League action as they host Brentford at St James’ Park - here's how manager Eddie Howe could line up for the clash. By Liam Rafferty The Magpies head into the fixture with a growing injury list, with winger Anthony Gordon the latest addition. Joelinton, Emil Krafth and Tino Livramento are also unavailable for Saturday’s match, giving Howe plenty to think about. There was some cautious optimism in Howe’s pre-match press conference, as the New

Newcastle United welcome Brentford to St James’ Park in the Premier League this weekend. Here’s everything you need to know ahead of the clash. Game Information Date:  Saturday 7th February Kick-off:  5:30pm How to watch (UK):  Sky Sports Main Event & Sky Sports Football League Position Newcastle United:  11th (33 points) Brentford:  7th (36 points) Recent Premier League Form Newcastle United (last five):  W W D L L Brentford (last five):  W W L L W Home & Away Form (All Comp

Newcastle United battled to a scrappy 2-1 victory over 10-man Burnley at St James' Park, with Bruno Guimarães shining and late VAR drama nearly flipping the result. It wasn't pretty, but the Magpies secured a crucial three points ahead of a massive week on Tyneside.

Newcastle United played out a dramatic 2-2 draw against Tottenham Hotspur at St James' Park, leaving fans frustrated yet entertained. Despite dominating possession and outshooting Spurs 18-7, Newcastle conceded two late goals, including a last-minute bicycle kick from Cristian Romero. Bruno Guimarães shone off the bench, scoring the opener, while Anthony Gordon briefly gave the Magpies the lead from a penalty. This match highlighted Newcastle's attacking potential, set-piece

The night started promising for Newcastle. Inside six minutes, Harvey Barnes fired in a calm finish from close range after good build-up play — putting the Magpies ahead early at the Stade Vélodrome. It was the kind of start that had fans thinking a fourth straight European win might be in the bag.

“Pressed on all fronts but still scoreless away, Newcastle United are navigating a tricky transitional period following Alexander Isak’s departure. Three straight 0-0 away draws have left fans questioning the club’s attacking instincts, while Eddie Howe insists the team are evolving — albeit slower than some might like.”