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Newcastle Beat West Ham In Seven-goal Thriller

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Newcastle United staged a remarkable comeback to secure a memorable 4-3 victory over West Ham United at St James’ Park.

The game started with a bang for Newcastle as Alexander Isak converted a penalty in the sixth minute after a foul on Anthony Gordon. However, their joy was short-lived as West Ham’s Michail Antonio equalized just minutes later, setting the stage for a back-and-forth battle.

Despite missed opportunities and defensive errors, West Ham took a commanding lead with goals from Kudus and Bowen, leaving Newcastle trailing by two goals. The Magpies’ spirit was tested, but they refused to give up.

The turning point came when Isak scored his second penalty of the match, bringing Newcastle back into contention. Although the decision to award the spot-kick seemed harsh with Kalvin Phillips penalized for catching Gordon as he attempted to clear the ball, Isak remained composed & converted, displaying his clinical finishing.

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injuries continued to afflict Newcastle, with key players like Lascelles, Krafth, & Almiron forced off the field, the team’s depth and character were put to the test. However, the introduction of Harvey Barnes proved to be a masterstroke, as he scored two late goals to complete the comeback and seal a sensational victory for the Magpies.

The atmosphere at St James’ Park was electric as Barnes’ heroics sent the fans into delirium. The team’s never-say-die attitude & fighting spirit were on full display, epitomizing the never-give-up mentality inspired by manager Eddie Howe.

Despite Gordon’s late red card, Newcastle held on to secure a crucial win that keeps them in the hunt for European qualification.

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