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Manchester City won 3-1 away to Newcastle United, in the 17th stage of the Premier League, and approached to three points of leader Manchester United, who have played a game less.

For the Citizens has scored Kun Aguero (min. 10), Javi Garcia (min. 39) and Yaya Toure (min. 78), while for the hosts has scored Demba Ba (min. 51).

The Magpies have not won against Manchester City since 2005 and nor today had too many expectations after the appearance of the game. Read the rest of this entry »

Superb match between Fulham and Newcastle on Craven Cottage. Without victory from 7 fixtures, Martin Jol’s football team opened the scoring in the 18th minute when Sidwell’s resumed Rither’s pass and the ball deflected by Williamson went under crossbar of Krul’s goal.

Then Berbatov missed to double the advantage. On the counter-attack, the Bulgarian targeted Krul in a one to one situation. Also Berbatov was close to goal, but his shot from approach was rejected by Williamson. Newcastle’s first chance came just after half an hour, when Coloccini headed spectacular from 14 yards, but the ball was removed from the goal line by Riether. Read the rest of this entry »

Manchester United settled the game from the St James’ Park since the first quarter of an hour. Johnny Evans opened the scoring against Newcastle in the 8th minute. The defender was at the forefront of Robin Van Persie corner kick and headed for 1-0.

United has increased the advantage eight minutes later, at a similar phase. The Frenchman Evra scored this time (16). Jonas Guttierez could reduce the difference in the 18th minute, but his shot passed slightly near De Gea’s goal.

In the 50th minute Papiss Cisse sent a ball that exceeded the goal line, but Howard Webb was not convinced by this thing and made a sign that the game can continue (50), and the score remained unchanged. Read the rest of this entry »

Newcastle coach was extremely pleased how played his man in the match against Bolton at the end of the game he said that “He has magic fee!.”

Ben Arfa scored a superb goal in Newcastle’s victory, 2-0 against Bolton. Former Marseille’s player intercepted a ball in own half and went in a sensational race towards the goal defended by Hungarians goalkeeper Adam Bogdan, passing by four players from Bolton. His success helped the “magpies” to climb to fifth in the Premier League, on the same spot with Tottenham. Read the rest of this entry »

Alan Shearer will be the new Newcastle manager until the end of the season.

Former Newcastle midfielder Paul Gascoigne believes Shearer’s standing in football will have a positive effect on the players from Newcastle.

Paul Gascoigne said: “Alan’s blood is black and white and he’ll be telling the players that,”, “He’s got eight games to keep them up and I don’t think it’ll be too difficult a task. “All they’ve got to know is that they’re playing for Alan Shearer, Newcastle United and the fans.”

Alan Shearer play for Newcastle from 1996 and he scored 206 goals in 404 appearances during a 10-year playing, the he retired from playing in 2006.

Now Newcastle is place 18 in Premier League standings.

Manchester United rallied to reclaim a seven-point lead in the Premier League.

W. Ronney and Dimitar Berbatov scored to secure a 2-1 win at Newcastle last night after Van der Sar’s run of shutouts ended at 1,311 minutes. Van der Sar allowed his first Premier League goal since November.

Alex Ferguson said: “Coming from 1-0 down was a good result for us, it required a lot of grit,”, “We could have been 2-0 down. Obafemi Martins hit one by the post, and it was a hairy spell for us.”

Also the match from Premier League, Stoke defeated Bolton 2-0, J. Beattie score in the 14th minute and R. Fuller score in 73th minute.

Hull and Tottenham won to help their chances of staying in the top flight.

Manchester City beat Aston Villa 2-0, West Ham won at Wigan 1-0 and Blackburn and Everton draw 0-0.

Sam Allardyce took over as manager of Blackburn on Wednesday, setting out to save the Premier League team from relegation.

Blackburn announced the former Bolton and Newcastle manager had agreed to a three-year contract to take over the second-last place team.

“I’m very, very pleased indeed but any more than that I’m not saying at the moment,” said Allardyce.

Sam Allardyce got Bolton promoted to the Premier League and left after four consecutive top-eight finishes.

Sam Allardyce also managed only eight months at Newcastle, however.

Obafemi Martins’ opened the scoring on the hour, beating Aston Villa keeper Brad Friedel with a left-footed shot from 18 yards.

The Nigerian secured victory, tapping home from close-range after good work down the left from Jonas Gutierrez.

Needing victory to climb into the Premier League’s top three, Aston Villa started the better of the two sides and should have taken a lead into the half-time break.

Newcastle improved after the break and after Barton was booked for a late challenge on Luke Young, the controversial midfielder created the opener.

Butt came close to making it 2-0 with his glorious 20-yard free-kick curling against the post.

“The first half was excellent and we deserved to go in front, but we are instead left to rue the chances we would normally tak”, said Martin O’Neill.

“We’ve been able to get some results and that breeds confidence”, said Chris Hughton.

Joey Barton justified the faith of Newcastle United manager Joe Kinnear by scoring the opening goal as the Magpies beat West Brom 2-0 for only their second Premier League win this season.

Barton, making his first start since being released from prison, struck from the penalty spot in the 10th minute before birthday boy Obafemi Martins added a second three minutes before half-time at St James’ Park on Tuesday.

West Brom substitute striker Ishmael Miller pulled a goal back in the 65th minute to fray the nerves of Newcastle’s fans but the home side hung on for a first league win since August.
Victory took Newcastle United out of the relegation zone and into 15th place, a point behind the Baggies.

“I know it’s an old cliche but nobody wants to be in the bottom three,” Kinnear told Sky Sports. “Nobody likes being in that position but if we can carry on now and get a second win then that would be great.

“If we can get a second victory back to back then it would be a completely different picture.”

Reflecting on a fraught display after half-time, Kinnear added: “We started the second-half too cautiously.

“We kept defending deeper and deeper because we were trying to protect what we had but we sat back instead of going for it and we caused ourselves some problems.”

His response was to kiss the badge on his Newcastle shirt, a move that many saw as inflammatory and a contributory factor to the violence which broke out after the final whistle between rival fans at the Stadium of Light.

By that stage, Newcastle goalkeeper Shay Given had preserved the home side’s lead with a fine save when one-on-one with James Morrison.