In a controversial decision, VAR disallowed Newcastle United ‘s lone goal on Saturday,
and Crystal Palace earned a point at St. James’ Park thanks to a goaltender-driven scoreless draw.
Ironically,
Tyrick Mitchell was removed from the scoresheet for a Joe Willock foul on Palace goalkeeper Vicente Guaita after guiding the Newcastle player into his GK.
Newcastle UnitedScore – Crystal Palace
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Newcastle was penalised for not scoring in the first half: Newcastle
but Palace only had one in the first half. Would a goal have been enough to break the dam? Maybe! A chipped attempt by Alexander Isak on a 30-yard breakaway was stopped by a superb Guaita, who was named Man of the Match. Joelinton narrowly missed the goal
with a Kieran Trippier free kick, then Guaita and two defender blocks later resulted in a corner after which Almiron hit the post. Palace was desperate for halftime.
Although VAR casts doubt on many viewpoints,
one thing is certain and obvious: Joe Willock rocked Guaita on what appeared to be a Tyrick Mitchell own goal because Mitchell shoved the advancing Magpie into the goalkeeper.
0 for Newcastle Crystal Palace: Despite Tyrick Mitchell pushing Joe Willock,
VAR controversially disallows the Magpies’ goal.
At St James’ Park,
Crystal Palace held Newcastle to a scoreless draw. Newcastle had a goal disallowed for a foul by midfielder Joe Willock.
Eddie Howe’s team moves up to 11th place,
while Palace drops to 15th, despite the fact that Willock was deemed to have fouled Vicente Guaita despite having been pushed himself.
Eddie Howe claimed on Friday that Newcastle is the target of animosity from opposing teams. After this tie with Crystal Palace,
he might believe that the government is also on his side.
Howe complained before the game that since the Magpies were taken over by Saudi Arabia,
other top-flight teams had raised their transfer fees for them. No one is willing to do us a favour,
the Newcastle boss lamented.
However,
referee Michael Salisbury wasn’t in the mood to give Howe a break here either, as he controversially disallowed Tyrick Mitchell’s own goal in the second half to deprive the home team a result they earned.
Alexander Isak,
who cost Newcastle a club record £60 million to get him, scored on his debut that evening at Anfield. And fans waved a huge flag with his name and number to welcome him to St James’ Park for his debut game.
However,
despite having a fantastic opportunity to score in the 16th minute, the Swedish striker was unable to return the favour by scoring for the crowd.
After tackling a sloppy Joachim Andersen within his own half,
Isak had a clear shot at goal. However,
the composure he shown in the penalty area at Anfield vanished as he reached Guaita and attempted to dink the ball over the Palace goalkeeper, who stood tall to block his dismal attempt.
Newcastle, however,
and as Joelinton tried to head the rebound over, Cheick Doucoure cleared the ball off the line. Marc Guehi subsequently blocked Botman’s follow-up attempt.
Miguel Almiron was the next to try his luck,
to start the scoring before the half ended as Almiron found him unmarked on the edge of the area.
When the ball broke for Mateta, Pope made a good stop with ease to his right
, but as the half went on, Newcastle had a clear advantage in terms of goal threat.
Newcastle United has been dominating the previous 15 or 20 minutes with assault
after attack and corner after corner.
A very excellent Longstaff header from a left wing corner was met by the goalkeeper on minute 33. The rebound was nearly forced over the line by Joelintion but was stopped,
After a few minutes and another corner kick,
Almiron receives the ball just inside the box and shoots, but the ball deflects beyond the goalie and back off the post!In front of an anticipatory crowd of 51,863 at St James’ Park,
the £58 million man, who scored in his debut against Liverpool in midweek,
was unable to overcome Eagles goalkeeper Vicente Guaita one on one after only 16 minutes of play.
In a Premier League match that featured plenty of chances but no goals,
Newcastle United and Crystal Palace drew 0-0 on Saturday. A second-half goal
Alexander Isak nearly scored in the first half after scoring against Liverpool in midweek following his rumoured 59 million pound
transfer from Real Sociedad. He stole the ball from Joachim Andersen to set up a one-on-one but couldn’t get his chip
over Palace goalkeeper Vicente Guaita.
Miguel Almiron of Newcastle came even closer,
shooting through a mass of defenders but missing the base of the post to send his team into halftime improbably still tied despite numerous opportunities.
In a Premier League match on Saturday that featured plenty of chances but no goals,
Newcastle United and Crystal Palace drew 0-0 after a VAR review disallowed a second-half goal for Newcastle United.
Alexander Isak nearly scored in the first half after scoring against Liverpool
midweek after moving from Real Sociedad for an alleged 59 million pounds. He stole the ball from Joachim Andersen to set up a one-on-one but couldn’t get his chip over Vicente Guaita,
the Palace goalkeeper.
