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Rio Ngumoha’s 100-minute strike won a 3-2 dramatic victory over Newcastle United for the Liverpool champions, as they survived a prominent decline on Eddie Howe’s side in St James Park.
Liverpool’s visit to the north -in a resale of the EFL Cup final that they lost to the Magpies in March, took place in the middle of the backdrop of the background of the backdrop Drama Alexander IsakWith the star of Newcastle, who refused to train or play the club while trying to force through a transfer to the Reds.
This saga secured a fierce atmosphere in Tyneside, but Liverpool resisted a storm of the first half, and after Ryan Gravenberch’s third goal and Hugo Ekitike’s third goal in so many appearances appeared by Gordon’s red letter for a reckless Vangil van dijk recklessness, a remote victory appeared at the only plausible exit.
But the head of Bruno Guimaraes gave Newcastle Hope and William Osula to rescue a point where the substitute only recognized the central striker of the Magpies in Isak’s self -imposed exile, which was leveled two minutes from the end of normal time.
Injuries to Sandro Tonali, Joelinton and Fabian Schar secured 11 minutes of time of injury, and although Newcastle seemed more likely to win a winner for much of the added time, Ngucoha, 16, produced a wonderful end to an excellent Liverpool movement to ensure the highest points at the end of another classic between two parts that have produced so many.
Newcastle United against Liverpool
A fractured and frantic start gave way to a Newcastle -dominated opening period. However, as was the case with its opening to Aston Villa, he struggled to take advantage of his superiority.
The final ball lacked so often for Newcastle, and when he came from Harvey Barnes in the 28th minute, Gordon could only go closely on the crossbar.
Unlike Villa, Newcastle paid, as Gravenberch had a moment of magic seven minutes later.
Florian Wirtz, a Curling Domat effort, had represented Liverpool’s only shot at the target of half before Gravenberch, returning to the side after his son’s birth, flowed a low effort from the area’s edge through the Guimaraes legs and the base of the left post.
This goal managed to get Newcastle’s impetus, and things worsened for the hosts in the stoppage when, after a track review, referee Simon Hooper considered Gordon committed a serious game with his challenge challenged Van Dijk.
Gordon’s dismissal left Newcastle with a mountain to climb and without the man who had tried to fill the gap left by Isak. Only 30 seconds after the restart of the second half, the man who could have facilitated an Isak transfer to Liverpool if he joined Newcastle accumulated the pain in the hosts when Ekitike replied Gravenberch to slide an effort beyond Nick Pope with the help of carpentry.
Despite his numerical disadvantage, Newcastle found a life line out of the blue courtesy of his captain.
Liverpool failed to erase the long launch of Tino Livamento in the box properly, and Guimaraes returned to the rear box to the return box to the box.
Newcastle lost a tonal to a shoulder problem, and his departure was followed by Joelinton’s one a problem of groin and Fabian Schar in an apparent commotion.
But the hosts refused to say die, and after Liverpool could not cope with a long ball forward from a free foul, Osula seemed to have become an unlikely hero when he took place beyond Alisson for unlikely affairs.
Newcastle spent a lot of injury time by pressing to complete an impressive change. However, they were trapped by an excellent movement of the visitors, who headed when Ngumoha leaned beyond a helpless pope to solve a breathless encounter. They are two two wins for Liverpool, but they leave this game with questions to answer, while Newcastle will soon try to draw a line under the Isak saga.
