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A tactical message scrawled on a piece of paper passed from Bruno Guimaraes to Jonjo Shelvey lay in tatters on the lush turf at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium tonight after a tough afternoon for the Magpies in the capital.
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Tottenham welcomed Newcastle United to north London for their Premier League clash on Sunday afternoon.
Tottenham clinically swept aside Newcastle with an emphatic 5-1 victory which catapulted them into the top four in front of their home crowd in the Premier League on Sunday. Fabian Schar put Newcastle ahead, but a Spurs onslaught wasn’t far away with Ben Davies levelling the scores before the break. A quick-fire double from Matt Doherty and Son Heung-Min early in the second half was rounded off by Emerson Royal and substitute Steven Bergwijn as Spurs ran riot.
Newcastle went in at the break with their Premier League clash with Spurs level at 1-1. The Magpies started brightly, with Allan Saint-Maximin winning a free-kick on the left, although Matt Targett's cross was easily defended.
Eddie Howe has made a trio of changes to the Newcastle United side from the one that lost to Everton last time out. He will be hoping his players can re-find the form that helped them away from the relegation zone against Tottenham as they look to get back to winning ways.
Newcastle United boss Eddie Howe handed Jonjo Shelvey the captain's armband on his return from illness at Spurs. The Magpies went with the former Charlton Athletic man, Joe Willock and Joelinton in midfield while Allan Saint-Maximin was back in the starting line-up.
40' Decisión del VAR: Gol Newcastle United — Tottenham Hotspur 0-1 Newcastle United (Fabian Schär).