Newcastle 1-3 Tottenham: Premier League – how it happened | Football

Louise Taylor’s Party Report:

The spurs are seventh, one point behind Wolves, although Sheffield United can beat them both with a victory at Leicester tomorrow night. That Europa League script goes straight to the cable, mark my words.

Now Mourinho also speaks: “I think the players were extraordinary. Really tired, even before the game I could feel it, during the game I obviously felt it more. I spoke with their hearts and their pride, asking them to find energy in the only place where they can still find energy, which is here. [points to head]. There was no more on her legs. They were phenomenal. “

Matchnener Kane speaks! “The massive and hard game away from home and our way of visiting was not excellent, so it was very important to get all three points. We probably didn’t play as well as we could, but in the end we scored three points. [The 200-goal mark] not bad but, as always, try to improve it. Obviously it’s a good milestone, obviously the three points are the most important. We have been saying before today’s game to win all three games, so I think we have a very good chance of making it to the Europa League. ”

It seems he was happy with three points.

My word, tonight we are spoiling you with football. Stay here for a Newcastle v Spurs reaction, but also join form master Scott Murray to Arsenal v Liverpool:

Burnley has tied Wolves with a late, late, late and late penalty from Chris Wood! That is good news for the Spurs. Elsewhere, Manchester City has spluttered, well, it’s all relative, beyond Bournemouth with a 2-1 win.

That’s! A great victory to lead the Spurs to seventh. That’s 10 points out of 12, who said that Joseph was not the man? In truth, Newcastle forced the problem through most of this and generally deserved a draw. But Tottenham was a clinician and had the right poacher in Harry Kane, so it was fair game to them.

90 + 4 min: Schar walks away cradling his arm, which doesn’t look good. A sad ending for him and Newcastle.

90 + 3 min: Schar’s last injury, sustained after a bad landing from a Lamela tackle, seems painful. He has the physio again.

90 + 1 min: Kane, who has really had the classic game “did nothing more than score” (and I don’t mean that negatively, since he beat the game with two) is replaced by Vertonghen.

We will do that. Kane drives Lamela away and doesn’t really have the pace to clear, but he still manages to evade two defenders and shoot. Dubravka stops well, but Kane plunges, through a blow for his troubles, to head over and put him to bed.

88 min: Shelvey can’t reach a ball from the left. Newcastle is running out of time …

86 min: Davies has a yellow card for fouling Saint-Maximin, who is absolutely everywhere. If it could end regularly, it would be worth millions of dollars, it’s just magical to watch. He will be joined on the field by Matty Longstaff, who replaces Bentaleb.

84 min: Bentaleb pushes him towards Saint-Maximin, but his explosion from the range is misled.

82 min: Saint-Maximin once again shows the feet of lightning, but his low cross is cut off just before Joelinton can get there. He then claims a free kick to the right, but the Spurs are awarded a serve and can clear their lines.

81 min: Newcastle probes patiently, but the movement falls at Joelinton’s feet. They need precision at this point; Time is of the essence.

79 min: The wolves lead at Burnley, which makes the victory here for the Spurs even more important.

77 min: Treatment for Schar now. I’m not sure if that relates to Kane’s previous hit.

75 min: Saint-Maximin rises in a cross shot that seems a bit optimistic, and Lloris catches.

74 min: Shelvey’s lovely tight footwork in the box to the workspace for a shot, but unfortunately it’s in Lloris’s throat. Kane is now cautioned for a foul on Schar; in fact, he inadvertently connected with a missing elbow. It remains the case that Newcastle does not deserve to be behind.

72 min: Close to Lazarus! Found by Saint-Maximin, the right sub-right appears deep in the areas and breaks one in the side net. He has been excited since his arrival.

71 min: Almiron wins a corner. Can Newcastle hit back now? It is a good installment of Ritchie, but the very difficult Joelinton heading repeats itself.

69 min: Heeeeeeeeeeere is Joelinton. He replaces Gayle, who has played well and been unlucky not to score.

68 min: Now we have more drinks. Newcastle will curse themselves when they go out just when, after the equalization, they liked it in this performance.

65 min: Shelvey is booked for a foul on the lively and shocking Bergwijn.

64 min: Almiron sees a shot loaded by Sánchez. Can Newcastle go again?

62 min: Another change from the Spurs: Lamela for Lo Celso. That goal was very, very well timed for them, and from Kane’s first sniff of the game.

He is the club’s 200th career goal, and the parity didn’t last long! Bergwijn instantly delivers a fantastic deep cross from the right, and Kane, given too much room by the Newcastle centrals, has time to head a signature header beyond a static Dubravka and, if we’re honest, rescue Tottenham a bit.

58 min: Bergwijn replaces the Moura fight. The spurs now encounter a problem.

They deserve it! She comes after an enterprising sashay uptown in the recent sub Lazarus, who is led by Sissoko before Aurier cuts badly in her attempt to clear the danger. He can only direct the ball to Ritchie, to the left of the box, and we know what that left peg can do. He makes a poisonous effort through Lloris and towards the corner!

55 min: Moura seems to be fine for now, but Newcastle make a change, Lázaro comes for Yedlin.

54 min: Moura has a problem and will take treatment. You have worked as a Trojan today!

53 min: Saint-Maximin makes his nth promising run of the night, but can’t find the right angle to fly after reaching the edge of the area.

51 min: However, it is now a good move from Newcastle, and Winks takes a cross from Ritchie before Shelvey can launch himself on it. Kane messes up a decent Spurs counter.

49 min: Aurier overlaps and plays a tantalizing lowball only to find that no one rushes to convert. The spurs look shiny at the beginning of the second half.

47 min: Nice work of Aurier and Moura sees the quiet Kane slide at a very tight angle to the right of the box. He tries to cut sharply for a teammate, but a defender cuts him behind, and Moura can’t connect with a flying header from the corner.

Newcastle starts this time.

I didn’t realize this, but I was just told in The Telly that Mourinho has never won a match at Newcastle. It is not far from doing it now, even if there has been enough to suggest that it is far from over.

And for a halftime read, the Fiver is here!

Other half times: Burnley 0-0 Wolves; Man City 2-0 Bournemouth.

The Spurs lead that excellent finish from Son, and it’s that five-minute spell after the drink break that really earned him the advantage. Otherwise Newcastle carried more threats and was unlucky when Gayle reached the post. It wasn’t a bad half and Bruce’s side is certainly having a chance. Will the Spurs hold on to all three points, or even let go? Or will they be linked? We will find out soon.

45 min: Saint-Maximin tries to make things work again, but it gets too complicated in midfield, and Newcastle may be behind.

42 min: Gayle hits the post! Shelvey whips a flat, bubbly ball dream from the right and Gayle watches her smart after making a good run to the near post. But her header hits from the far right!

40 min: But they keep the pressure on, and Lloris’s fingertips open with a 20-thread Saint-Maximin thread, which will likely hit the post. The corner is clear, but Newcastle have found some of their previous enthusiasm.