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LONDON: Risk-taker Eddie Howe admits he “threw caution to the wind” in search of three points at Brentford after his half-time masterstroke ensured Newcastle United maintained their Champions League charge.
Newcastle reclaimed third spot, Leicester suffered a seventh defeat in eight, and West Ham recorded a crucial win on the road in a whirlwind afternoon of Premier League football. Ollie Watkins was on target for Aston Villa again as they overcame Nottingham Forest, with Frank Lampard enduring a defeat on his Chelsea return, while Harry Kane gave Tottenham Hotspur a fighting chance of a top four finish with a late winner.
Alexander Isak kept Newcastle's Champions League charge on track with a 61st-minute winner in a 2-1 victory at Brentford.
LONDON : Newcastle United moved back up to third in the Premier League with a hard-fought 2-1 victory at Brentford on Saturday after Ivan Toney missed a penalty for the London side for the first time in his career.
LONDON: Newcastle United bolstered their place in the Premier League's top four and took a huge step towards Champions League qualification as Callum Wilson and Joelinton both scored twice in a 5-1 rout of woeful West Ham United on Wednesday (Apr 5).
Newcastle continued their quest for Champions League qualification with a 5-1 win at West Ham, whose relegation worries intensify. With Manchester United playing against Brentford, Eddie Howe’s side knew a win would likely be needed if they were to keep hold of third spot in the Premier League and they started in impressive style — taking the lead with just six minutes gone.
Marcus Rashford sent Manchester United back into the Premier League top four with the winner as the Red Devils beat Brentford 1-0 on Wednesday, while Newcastle won 5-1 at West Ham to stay third. Callum Wilson and Joelinton each scored twice for the Magpies, who remain above United on goal difference. Both sides now have a three-point lead over Tottenham and a game in hand on Spurs in the race for a place in next season's Champions League. United had slipped to fifth after a run of three league games without a win and cup commitments that meant they had not registered a Premier League win since mid-February.
LONDON: Eddie Howe proved master tactician for Newcastle United this week as his double personnel change drew instant Premier League results.