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Newcastle United battled to a scrappy 2-1 victory over 10-man Burnley at St James' Park, with Bruno Guimarães shining and late VAR drama nearly flipping the result. It wasn't pretty, but the Magpies secured a crucial three points ahead of a massive week on Tyneside.

Newcastle United played out a dramatic 2-2 draw against Tottenham Hotspur at St James' Park, leaving fans frustrated yet entertained. Despite dominating possession and outshooting Spurs 18-7, Newcastle conceded two late goals, including a last-minute bicycle kick from Cristian Romero. Bruno Guimarães shone off the bench, scoring the opener, while Anthony Gordon briefly gave the Magpies the lead from a penalty. This match highlighted Newcastle's attacking potential, set-piece

The night started promising for Newcastle. Inside six minutes, Harvey Barnes fired in a calm finish from close range after good build-up play — putting the Magpies ahead early at the Stade Vélodrome. It was the kind of start that had fans thinking a fourth straight European win might be in the bag.

“Pressed on all fronts but still scoreless away, Newcastle United are navigating a tricky transitional period following Alexander Isak’s departure. Three straight 0-0 away draws have left fans questioning the club’s attacking instincts, while Eddie Howe insists the team are evolving — albeit slower than some might like.”