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Guimaraes netted one more in an emphatic 3-0 Premier League victory over struggling Norwich City at Carrow Road on Saturday. The win moves Newcastle into the top half of the table and is another sign of their rapid improvement under manager Eddie Howe, who steered the side to their first league victory at Norwich in 28 years.
Joelinton marked his 100th Premier League start with a first-half brace to set Newcastle on their way to a comfortable 3-0 against Norwich at Carrow Road. First, he lashed home from just inside the box after some smart, incisive interchange between Allan Saint-Maximin and Jacob Murphy with 35 minutes on the clock. And the Brazilian was first to react when Murphy saw his shot blocked following a clever, slide-rule pass from Bruno Guimaraes to double his side's lead.
Newcastle United strolled to a comfortable victory in the Norfolk sunshine and made a remarkable climb into the top 10 of the Premier League. Eddie Howe's side sit ninth and at times made it look easy against the Canaries.
NORWICH, England : Newcastle United’s Brazilian contingent sprung to the fore when Joelinton scored a brace and Bruno Guimaraes netted once in an emphatic 3-0 Premier League victory over struggling Norwich City at Carrow Road on Saturday.
Joelinton scored twice on his 100th Premier League appearance for Newcastle as they climbed into the top half with a comfortable 3-0 win over Norwich which moved the Canaries closer to relegation.
Eddie Howe rang the changes to his team and recalled skipper Jamaal Lascelles to his side for the clash at Carrow Road today. Lascelles replaced Fabian Schar who was rested while Joe Willock, Jacob Murphy and Sean Longstaff came in for Jonjo Shelvey, Chris Wood and Miguel Almiron.
Eddie Howe will rightly not publicly tolerate such talk, but those in power at Newcastle United can now start planning for next season in the Premier League. The Magpies have reached the magical 40-point mark, and it will take an unlikely revival from several relegation rivals to even threaten United's top-flight status.
Newcastle United correspondent Lee Ryder has relayed an injury concern regarding Ryan Fraser ahead of this afternoon’s clash with Leicester City.