Newcastle vs Crystal Palace

St James' Park is the place of choice to kick the Magpies Football September off.

NEWCASTLE face Crystal Palace in their next Premier League clash TODAY.The Magpies lost 2-1 at the death against Liverpool on Wednesday night despite.

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Palace manager Patrick Vieira also made two changes with Tyrick Mitchell and Jordan Ayew coming in for Nathaniel Clyne and Michael Olise. Newcastle: Pope, ...

He has two defenders ahead of him but pushes his way into the box to hit a low shot across goal, and Pope sticks out a leg to deny him. Ayew gets away down the right again and lays it off to Edouard on the edge of the box. There's a nervy moment at the back for Palace as it's knocked back to Guaita and Isak puts him straight under pressure. He takes it around Anderson before looking for the near bottom corner, and Guaita gets down to tip it wide. Joelinton scuffs his clearance and Guehi is hovering, but Botman manages to hook it away just in time. Murphy plays a clever one-two with Joelinton down the right of the box, and the substitute hits the shot first time when he gets it back. Newcastle United vs Crystal Palace Guehi throws himself in front of it, and Anderson's cross is blocked on the far side. The influential pair, who sat out Wednesday night’s 2-1 defeat at Liverpool with hamstring injuries, were absent once again as Sven Botman and Fabian Schar returned in place of Jamaal Lascelles and Dan Burn in the only two changes. Newcastle boss Eddie Howe was once again without Bruno Guimaraes and Allan Saint-Maximin for the Premier League clash with Crystal Palace. Schar plays a brilliant throughball down the middle to Anderson, and he helps it onto Willock on the edge of the box. Newcastle United vs Crystal Palace LIVE: Premier League latest score, goals and updates from fixture

Newcastle United and Crystal Palace look to shake off midweek blown leads when two Premier League upstarts meet Saturday at St. James' Park.

Newcastle punished for failure to land first-half goal: Palace had a first-half moment but Newcastle had a lot of them. It’s early, but this one’s sneaky big for both the London and Tyneside clubs. For Newcastle, will they have Bruno Guimares and Allan Saint-Maximin? VAR leaves many questioning views, what’s clear and obvious: Guaita was rocked by Joe Willock on what looked destined to be a Tyrick Mitchell own goal specifically because Mitchell shoved the onrushing Magpie into the keeper. There are tactics and then are just two goalkeepers making a number of terrific saves. Joelinton snapped a Kieran Trippier free kick off outside of goal from tight angle, and later Guaita and two defender blocks led to a corner than Almiron piped off the post.

Free highlights and match report as Newcastle see Tyrick Mitchells own-goal ruled out by VAR for foul by Joe Willock on Vicente Guaita; Newcastle had 22 ...

Newcastle have lost just one of their last 13 at home in the Premier League (W8 D4), keeping a clean sheet in six of their last 10. Newcastle are next in action away to West Ham on Sunday September 11, kick-off at 2pm, live on Sky Sports. "To go again today in the level we did was hugely promising. However, Willock was penalised for colliding with Guaita as the Newcastle midfielder attempted to force the ball home despite being pushed into the goalkeeper by Mitchell. "It was a perfectly good goal in my opinion purely from the fact Joe Willock is pushed in the back by a Crystal Palace player before his collision with the goalkeeper," said Newcastle boss Eddie Howe. We came here with a good idea to defend well and I think we did it. We have built something that will give us hope to win football matches." He was really good in the air, he made some really good saves which allowed us to stay in the game. "Their goalkeeper made a couple of good saves that I can recall. Newcastle controlled the first-half and should have led through Alexander Isak. It wasn't to be today. However, Crystal Palace manager Patrick Vieira believed the officials made the correct decision.

VAR saw a clear and obvious error and Guaita joined an almost-as-impressive Nick Pope in making sure no one else put a ball over the line.

It’s early, but this one’s sneaky big for both the London and Tyneside clubs. One win and a few draws that should be wins, but it is a long season. Newcastle punished for failure to land first-half goal: Palace had a first-half moment but Newcastle had a lot of them. There are tactics and then are just two goalkeepers making a number of terrific saves. VAR leaves many questioning views, what’s clear and obvious: Guaita was rocked by Joe Willock on what looked destined to be a Tyrick Mitchell own goal specifically because Mitchell shoved the onrushing Magpie into the keeper. Joelinton snapped a Kieran Trippier free kick off outside of goal from tight angle, and later Guaita and two defender blocks led to a corner than Almiron piped off the post.