NewCastle beat again when Villa and Everton also lose

With all the English League, but the Premier League launched for the new season, the first flight clubs took full advantage of their final opportunity to obtain more fitness preparations ahead of 2025-26.

Arsenal gave the Athletic Club past the Emirate Cup, marking the fourth time of Mikel Arteta, raising the trophy in northern London.

In the meantime, Manchester United was a tie for Fiorentina, before defeating them by penalties at Old Trafford.

We have summarized some of the best games and you can find the results of the day as the teams finish the preseason.

Newcastle stumbles back

Atlético de Madrid claimed a 2-0 victory over Newcastle in a game decided by two dismissal counterattacks in St James Park.

The first half was competitive, and Newcastle achieved the first possibilities. Joelinton saw that three headed efforts were approaching, while the long -range strike of Kieran Trippier tested Jan Oblak.

Atlético, however, threatened with Julian Alvarez, the firing of the distance was saved by Nick Pope. Despite the two parts, the opening period ended with its novelty.

The deadline broke just five minutes from the second half. Alex Baena advanced at the break and squared for Alvarez, who ended clinically from near the lower corner.

Newcastle pushed an equalization, but its impulse was stifled by a large number of substitutions around the time mark.

Only two minutes later, Atlético hit again. The driving of Alexander Sorloth set up Antoine Griezmann, who calmly placed a left finish in the lower corner 2-0.

The visitors managed the game expertly from there, breaking the game and limiting Newcastle to deliveries of pieces that did not get problems to replace the goalkeeper Juan Musso.

The Pope avoided more damage with excellent savings by Taufik Seidu, while injuries to Anthony Gordon and changes in defense interrupted Newcastle’s pace.

Everton Lose Opener at New Stadium

Rome passed ahead of Everton with a narrow 1-0 victory at the recent Open Hill Dickinson Stadium, thanks to a strike in the second half of Matas Soule.

The game started at an animated pace, with both parties creating early possibilities. Neil the Aynaoui tried Jordan Pickford within three minutes, before James Tarkowski headed from one corner to the other end.

Rome goalkeeper Mile Svilar twice denied Everton’s goalkeeper, while Artem Dovbyk saw his efforts near Pickford.

Rome approached the first half when Angelino’s long range strike struck the crossbar just before the break.

The dead point was broken in the 70th minute. Gianluca Mancini got up taller to nod with a cross towards the Soule path, and the Argentine fell quietly in the lower corner.

Everton responded with Charly Alcaraz forcing Svilar’s low savings and James Garner shooting from the distance.

At the stoppage, the substitute for Niccolo Planilli approached the leadership of Rome with a speculative strike, but the visitors needed only the end of Soule to get the victory.

Aston Villa humiliated by Marseille

Marseille defeated Aston Villa 3-1 in an ardent preseason encounter at the Stade Velodrome, with the range of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang that sealed the victory.

The hosts first struck after nine minutes when Tyrone Mings’ out of place allowed Mason Greenwood to run behind and pass in front of Marco Bizot.

Villa responded almost immediately, Jacob Ramsey launched John McGinn on the goal for a chip composed on Geronimo Rulli.

The two parties exchanged half chands in an open first half, with Ramsey and McGinn linked well for Villa, while Amadou Onana and George Hemmings impressed in the middle field.

Matty Cash obtained the only reservation of the opening period as the competitive advantage of the game began to be displayed.

Marseille started the second half on the front, turning around the town and testing its defensive form. Villa’s threat declined and the contest became more and more difficult. He followed a yellow card flight: McGinn, Donyell Malen and the replacement Evann Guessand among those who warned.

With remaining 15 minutes, Aubameyang was stolen on the rear post to put Marseille ahead, before adding a second fast to give the hosts breathing the room.

Villa, who was already struggling to attack the pace, did not get a late answer.

The game ended with more controversy when Greenwood clashed with Onana, kicking and pushing the Belgian before being confronted by Mings, leaving the Marseille ahead with a t -shirt started.

Selected Saturday results

Augsburg 0-1 Sunderland

Koln 4-0 Atalanta

Burnley 0-1 lazio

Everton 0-1 Rome

Leeds 1-1 BC Milan

West the 1-1 small

Wolves 0-1 Celta Vigo

Newcastle 0-2 Atlético Madrid

Brighton 2-1 Wolfsburg

Bournemouth 0-0 Real Sociedad

Lyon 2-1 Getafe

Fulham 1-0 Frankfurt

Slow 2-1 rb leipzig

Marseille 3-1 Aston Wool

Naples 3-2 Girona

Real Betis 1-3 malaga

Nottingham Forest 0-0 to Qadasiya