Goals
Newcastle United: Alexander Isak (12’)
Arsenal:
Competition: English Premier League
Kickoff: 12:30+UTC
Venue: St. James’ Park - Newcastle-upon-Tyne England
Attendance: 52.249
Head referee: John Brooks
Newcastle United form [old → recent]: ✅️➖️❌️❌️✅️
Arsenal form [old → recent]: ✅️❌️✅️➖️✅️
Head to head [recent → old]: (NEW-ARS): 1-4, 1-0, 0-2, 0-0, 2-0
Lineups
Newcastle United 4-3-3:
Nick Pope(22)🟨 - Dan Burn(33) - Fabian Schär(5)🟨 - Lewis Hall(20) - Valentino Livramento(21) - Bruno Guimarães(39)Lloyd Kelly(25) - Joe Willock(28)🟨Sandro Tonali(8)🟨 - Sean Longstaff(36) - Alexander Isak(14)⚽️ - Joelinton (7) - Anthony Gordon(10)Harvey Barnes(11)
Bench: Lewis Miley - Emil Krafth - William Osula - Martin Dúbravka - Miguel Almirón - Alex Murphy - Sandro Tonali - Lloyd Kelly - Harvey Barnes
Arsenal 4-4-2:
David Raya(22) - Gabriel Magalhães(6) - William Saliba(2) - Jurriën Timber(12)🟨Ben White(4) - Thomas Partey(5)Jorginho (20)🟨 - Mikel Merino(23)🟨Oleksandr Zinchenko(17) - Declan Rice(41) - Gabriel Martinelli(11)Ethan Nwaneri(53) - Bukayo Saka(7) - Leandro Trossard(19)Gabriel Jesus(9) - Kai Havertz(29)
Bench: Myles Lewis-Skelly - Jakub Kiwior - Neto - Raheem Sterling - Gabriel Jesus - Ben White - Oleksandr Zinchenko - ~~Jorginho ~~ - Ethan Nwaneri
Match Stats
Possession: 36%🟩🟩🟩🟩🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴64%
Shots On Goal: 4 - 1
Shots Attempted: 9 - 10
Fouls: 16 - 18
Yellow Cards: 4 - 4
Red Cards: 0 - 0
Corners: 4 - 6
Saves: 0 - 3
Match Events
Lineups are announced and players are warming up.
First Half begins.
2' - Attempt missed. Leandro Trossard (Arsenal) left footed shot from outside the box misses to the right. Assisted by Declan Rice.
3' - Foul by Kai Havertz (Arsenal).
3' - Lewis Hall (Newcastle United) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
5' - Attempt blocked. Bruno Guimarães (Newcastle United) left footed shot from a difficult angle on the left is blocked. Assisted by Joe Willock.
5' - Corner, Newcastle United. Conceded by Gabriel Magalhães.
6' - Bukayo Saka (Arsenal) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
6' - Foul by Joe Willock (Newcastle United).
6' - Attempt missed. Mikel Merino (Arsenal) left footed shot from outside the box is high and wide to the left.
7' - Foul by Sean Longstaff (Newcastle United).
7' - Leandro Trossard (Arsenal) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
8' - Corner, Arsenal. Conceded by Sean Longstaff.
9' - Bruno Guimarães (Newcastle United) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
9' - Foul by Gabriel Magalhães (Arsenal).
10' - Foul by Anthony Gordon (Newcastle United).
10' - Jurriën Timber (Arsenal) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
11' - Attempt missed. Bukayo Saka (Arsenal) left footed shot from the right side of the box is close, but misses to the right. Assisted by Jurriën Timber.
12' - Goal! Newcastle United 1, Arsenal 0. Alexander Isak (Newcastle United) header from the centre of the box to the top left corner. Assisted by Anthony Gordon with a cross.
14' - Bukayo Saka (Arsenal) wins a free kick on the right wing.
14' - Foul by Lewis Hall (Newcastle United).
16' - Foul by Joelinton (Newcastle United).
16' - William Saliba (Arsenal) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
18' - Attempt missed. Bukayo Saka (Arsenal) header from the right side of the six yard box is close, but misses to the right. Assisted by Kai Havertz.
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Let’s pick ourselves up
From Mikel’s press conference:
Do you have any regrets on your actions at Newcastle last year? M: That’s part of the past and part of the situation that happened. You learn from it and you take a lot of positives as well. We moved on. Do you think your comments worked? M: My intention is not that the comments worked. I had to say what I felt on the day. Have the standards of refereeing improved? M: They are certainly trying their best.I’m fully prepared to get fucked back to back.
The man has principles
the commentary talking about us being good at stats and still losing the title last season. brother that’s cuz city bought the fucking refs man
I swear, this club and the manchester blue cunts are the worst clubs in the fucking world.
Don’t forget Chelshit.
eh, they’re just funny rn. Under Roman, yes; now, they’re just trying to do a Leeds. Still cunts but not at “worst in the world” levels.
you know it’s bad though when even Saka doesn’t look much up for it.
Apparently no clean sheets in 6 — I mean, to be fair, we keep having to switch up the back four. But my word we need to fix up.
I miss Ødegaard.
We don’t gel the same way without him.
Tbh this game has been making me realise just how much White does for us. Ødegaard also obviously a big miss.
Trossard off the bench dribbles past both defenders and gets a shot on goal.
Newcastle kicks it out of bounds and then gets possession back
fuck.
I think football just isn’t going my way today.
and yes it is a pretty sizeable indictment to Arsenal that I’ve felt bored enough that I’m pulling an FM game up during the actual game.
I am not happy with Trossard. Though to be fair none of the attackers are getting any joy.
Also, why is it that, upon winning an aerial duel, 75% of the time it just goes straight back to the opposition? Do we have shit aim?
Feels like we’ve had the wrong side of the green for most of this season so far.
And it’ll continue because no one wants to admit that the league is fucked.
Doesn’t happen too often but we’re actually worse than last season.
For the first stretch, red cards were the issue. Now it’s the injuries. We had a lot of luck last season that we have completely lost.
yeah, this game might be the first time that I’ve felt like we can’t win the league this season.
Not Bournemouth? We looked pretty terrible even before the red. And I was very sure that losing Saliba for Liverpool would have knock-on effects, which I’m pretty sure we’re seeing now.
Nah, I didn’t, honestly. Cuz we had that Liverpool game right after, and we could just use that to catch up — and then we drew, but even then it felt more hopeful as a match.
I expect Liverpool and City to win, if we lose here that’s a hefty gap that I don’t feel like we’ll be able to close.
If we lose here it’s basically over. There’s no way we can expect City to drop that many points. And Newcastle have been woeful this season, there’s no reason not to beat them
tbf St James is always a hard game just cuz of the stadium but like. yeah no we are disappointing. And that’ll be two losses in a row in the league.
That’s the thing, though, Newcastle have been terrible all season. So of course they revive themselves for when we come to town.
City drew here and this was a chance to finally make up some points, and we’re squandering it.
Playing with 10 men has decimated our squad on top of international injuries. Both things that we really need to address in future.
how do we address the first thing, pay refs?
If we’re really not going to win the league, then I think we need to hammer the refs. Call out every incident. Take the fines. We can’t pay off the refs - we’d need to outbid Qatar.
