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St James's Park was the scene of a Newcastle force demonstration against Manchester United this Sunday. The Magpies inflicted a heavy defeat on an outdated Mancunian team.
This Sunday afternoon, Newcastle welcomed Manchester United on the lawn of St James's Park for the 32nd day of the Premier League. The Magpies opened the scoring in the 24th minute. Alexander Isak, served by Kieran Trippier, launched a pass over Victor Lindelöf to allow Sandro Tonali to conclude from a volley of the right foot (1-0).
The Red Devils reacted to get tied after half an hour of play, taking advantage of a dazzling counterattack. Manuel Ugarte fixed the defense before transmitting to the right of the surface to Alejandro Garnacho. The young Argentinian striker checked his right foot and adjusted his cross-footed on the left foot to equalize (1-1, 37th). Before the break, Newcastle resumed the advantage. From the left flank, Valentino Livramento made the difference by eliminating his opposite, before focusing at ground level for Jacob Murphy. The latter presented first intention for Harvey Barnes, who concluded with the left foot (2-1, 64th).
Barnes offers a double, Guimarães completes the triumph of the Magpies
On the return from the locker room, Barnes doubled the bet and dug the gap. The English left winger took advantage of a slide from ourselves Mazraoui to rush into the axis and uncheck a strike from the right foot. The ball, passed between Leny Yoro and Victor Lindelöf, ended his race in the right skylight of Altay Bayındır (3-1). In the 77th minute, Bruno Guimarães sealed the fate of the match. On a badly mastered revival of Bayındır, head of the head by Jelinton and deflected towards Guimarães, the Brazilian environment has checked and set a flat foot shot to bring the scoring to 4-1.
Newcastle, still in the race for a place in the Champions League, currently occupies 4th position, synonymous with qualification for the C1. The Geordies have one point ahead of Manchester City, 5th, two on Chelsea, 6th, and accuses a delay on a point on Nottingham Forest, 3rd. For his part, Manchester United stagnates in the soft belly of the ranking, in 14th place, equal points with Everton and a length of Tottenham, 15th.
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