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(Reuters) - Striker Chris Wood's second-half penalty gave Newcastle United a 1-0 win over Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Premier League on Friday to further banish any lingering relegation fears.
Striker Chris Wood's second-half penalty gave Newcastle United a 1-0 win over Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Premier League on Friday (Apr 8) to further banish any lingering relegation fears.
Chris Wood's second-half penalty was enough to give Newcastle victory over Wolves at St James' Park and surely allayed any lingering relegation fears. Wood had the ball in the net for the hosts in the first half, turning home from close range after Miguel Almiron had latched onto Bruno Guimares' smart flick, but VAR ruled the Paraguayan was inches offside.
Newcastle United return to St James’ Park after a month-long hiatus looking to bounce back from a run of poor defeats on the road. The Magpies have not played on home soil since March 5 but do so in their next three fixtures against Wolves, Leicester and Crystal Palace.
An update has now emerged on Newcastle United’s reported bid to try and sign Robert Sanchez in the summer.
Premier League club Southampton remain interested in West Bromwich Albion goalkeeper Sam Johnstone but also have other targets in mind as they look to strengthen this department in the summer, as per The Sun.
Newcastle United aren’t short of goalkeepers with Martin Dubravka, Karl Darlow and Mark Gillespie in the first-team, but Darlow may seek an exit from St James’ Park this summer as he’s no longer commanding a starting place, so there may be room for a new face.
Newcastle United have two Premier League stars in mind as they look to bolster their goalkeeping ranks, according to reports.