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Nottingham Forest 1-2 Newcastle United: Late Alexander Isak penalty secures Magpies crucial win in top-four race

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Alexander Isak’s last-gasp penalty breathed new life into Newcastle’s Champions League ambitions as they deservedly beat Nottingham Forest 2-1.

The Swedish international netted both goals as the Magpies came from behind to win at the City Ground, with those strikes further denting the Tricky Trees’ hopes of staying up.

Ad The Magpies had the bulk of the possession in the early exchanges but created just one chance, which came when Alexander Isak’s effort took a deflection, leading Renan Lodi to hammer against his own crossbar.

Premier LeagueIsak and Almiron on target as Newcastle edge out Wolves12/03/2023 AT 16:57 After failing to make the momentum count, the visitors were open to a sucker-punch, which came when Sven Botman didn’t deal with Jonjo Shelvey’s long-ball forward, allowing Emmanuel Dennis to nip in and brilliantly finish past Nick Pope.

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