Newcastle vs Chelsea LIVE: Premier League score and updates

You feel that another Newcastle goal would kill the game, but they have not really seemed to add one from part -time oranges.

Another change. Emil Kraft comes to Anthony Gordon. Interesting of Eddie Howe: Jacob Murphy will move on to the right.

An excellent salvation from Nick Pope! Cole Palmer changes to Marc Cucurella, who Rifa under the goalkeeper. A left palm firm keeps him out.

There is only one leg a frantic energy for Newcastle in this half, its fresco and composure went a bit. The crowd tries to lift its side.

Levi Colwill’s cunning defense, carrying his body along the way to prevent Alexander Isak from getting hooked in an elevator forward. Chelsea’s defender cannot avoid a corner, he thought.

Anthony Gordon and Moises Caicedo seem to have fought every two minutes today. He fell his Towle well here to prevent a internal increase in the Chelsea box.

Sven Botman leaves, who was very good today after all his injuries in recent years. Something to build.

Lewis Miley has been introduced. How will Newcastle restructure? It seems that the young man will go to the center of the field, with the extraction of Botman seeing the hosts return to a four butt.

It seems that Newcastle can be ready for a change. It is a bit loose on the side of Eddie Howe’s side from the resumption, allowing Chelsea men to enter the game a bit.

Fernández has been brilliant in some recent exits in a creative role later, and an intelligent turn forces a lack of Fabian Schar for which the Newcastle defender reserves.

Therefore, it seems that Enzo Fernández has pushed further forward so that Chelsea supports Cole Pale, with Marc Cucurella shading the field above to the left to occupy a position between a back area and the wing. Reece James will remain more retired to the right of the four, with Pedro Neto still about that for visitors.

Livramento also immediately leads an attack, threading a pass for Anthony Gordon behind. Was it a push on Reece James’s back in the box? Referee John Brooks considers him lawful despite Gordon’s appeal for a fine. The VAR is not interested either.