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However, despite having a higher rating, on a day without many pillars, Everton suddenly had to defeat at Newcastle.
Video of Everton’s 2-1 goal from Newcastle
Despite having a higher rating, but on a day with no pillars in the attack line, Everton entered slowly and cautiously. Coach Carlo Ancelotti’s army didn’t even shoot a goal in the opening minutes of the goal.
Newcastle immediately took the initiative to lift their team and speed up the game. However, teachers and coaches Steve Bruce still can’t break through Everton’s tight defense.
In the next few minutes, the tug of war continues with the hot spot in midfield. Both Everton and Newcastle have taken advantage of the loopholes, however the forwards on both sides remain rather clumsy.
At the end of 45 minutes in the first half, the two teams entered the break without a goal. Everton had a tight match, with ball control time almost double that of Newcastle, however coach and coach Carlo Ancelotti proved to be inferior to the home side in attacking situations.
Going into the second half, Newcastle remained the best team and after much effort to force the field, Steve Bruce’s team enjoyed the results. In the 56th minute, Callum Wilson put a penalty for Chò choe and it was this player who opened the deadlock of the match at 11m.
As a bucket of cold water was poured, Everton was forced to attack to find a draw. Still, the attacking stars of The Toffees couldn’t break through the home team’s well-organized defense.
In the final minutes of the match, the drama peaked when Wilson finished the double in the 84th minute, giving Newcastle a 2-0 lead. However, less than 10 minutes later, Calvert-Lewin spoke with a goal to close the gap for Everton.
In the remaining minutes, although goalkeeper Olsen also participated in the attack in fixed situations, Everton still could not draw. In the end, coach Carlo Ancelotti’s army received a narrow defeat at St James’ Park. This is also the second consecutive loss in the Premier League for the semi-green team from Merseyside.
Final: Newcastle 2-1 Everton
Team
Newcastle: Darlow, Murphy, Schar, Lascelles, Fernandez, Lewis, Longstaff, Hendrick, Almiron, Wilson, Saint-Maximin
Everton: Olsen, Kenny, Mina, Keane, Nkounkou, Sigurdsson, Delph, Allan, Doucoure, Gomes, Calvert-Lewin
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FIGHT OVER
90 ‘+ 1: ANDOOOO
Calvert-Lewin spoke with a goal to close the gap for Everton
90 ‘: The second half has 6 minutes of injury time.
84 & # 39;: ON
Wilson increased the score to 2-0 for Newcastle after Fraser’s throw-in
77 & # 39;: NO IN
Keane’s header went over the bar
64 & # 39;: NO IN
Calvert-Lewin hit the Newcastle goalkeeper
58 & # 39;: NO
Everton goalkeeper Olsen makes a fantastic save after Longstaff’s close-up
56 & # 39;: ON
Wilson shot goalkeeper Olsen’s net from 11 meters
55 ‘: PENALTY
Penalty for Newcastle. Forward Callum Wilson was fouled by Gomes in the penalty area
52 ‘: Newcastle is actively driving the team
Four. Five ‘: Newcastle is the football team
THE TWO BEGAN
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FINEST (Newcastle 0-0 Everton)
Four. Five ‘: The first half had 1 minute of injury time.
43 & # 39;: NO
Delph threw an inaccurate long shot
32 & # 39;: DO NOT ENTER
Saint-Maximin shot the shot but it was blocked by Olsen’s goalkeeper
30 & # 39;: NO
There was no shot from the Everton players in a quick counterattack
22 ‘: Both Everton and Newcastle play very closely
14 ‘: Newcastle is still pretty stagnant
6 & # 39;: NOT ON
Newcastle Wilson forward clears the crossbar
5 ‘: Everton enters quite slow
1 ‘: Everton is the team that serves first
STARTS THE GAME
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