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FULL-TIME: NEWCASTLE UNITED 2-2 BOURNEMOUTH

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Bournemouth make another change as Scott is replaced by Christie.

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CHANCE! Newcastle record a late effort on goal as Dedic tries his luck from a free-kick in the Bournemouth half. There's too much on the effort, though, which sails high over the crossbar. That might be that...

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Bournemouth's Smith is the latest player to be shown a card for a reckless tackle on Barnes.

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The home crowd are really up for this as we enter the final three minutes. Bournemouth are going to have to fight for every ball if they're to leave St James' with a point.

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All the momentum is with Newcastle now. Bournemouth look so fragile after conceding another late goal for the third game running this season.

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There will be SIX minutes of stoppage time. Plenty of time for either team to bag a winner...

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Newcastle make their final change, with Livramento coming on for Hall.

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Bournemouth's Rayan is also replaced by Gannon-Doak.

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Bournemouth respond with changes, as Jebbison comes on for Tavernier.

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Goal 2-2

RAMSEY!!!!! NEWCASTLE HAVE DONE IT!! Just as the hosts were looking devoid of ideas, Ramsey rises to snatch a point for the Magpies. The goal comes from Dedic's deep cross into the box, which finds Botman at the back post. The latter then nods it back across and chaos ensues. Thiaw heads it into the path of Barnes, who has a shot blocked, but the ball then falls kindly to Ramsey, who side-foots it into the bottom right-hand corner. What a finish! Newcastle 2-2 Bournemouth!

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Bournemouth's Truffert is shown a yellow card for hauling Murphy to the floor, just as the Newcastle winger was looking to break down the right. That had to end up in a booking.

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The pace of the game suits Bournemouth at the moment. Newcastle look as though they've run out of ideas.

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Tavernier has now attempted five shots in this game, making today the first time he has done so in a Premier League match since facing Brentford in March.

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Bournemouth win a free-kick a few yards outside the Newcastle box after Scott's fouled by Ramsey. Scott then takes the free-kick short to Tavernier, who's afforded far too much time and space to shoot with his left. The hosts are lucky Tavernier makes a mess of the effort, which sails several yards wide of the goal.

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We're still waiting for the first shot on target in the second half. That's surprising given the tempo these two set in the first half...

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Tavernier's goal earlier this afternoon means Bournemouth have opened the scoring in all three of their Premier League matches this season. No side has ever scored first but failed to win any of their first three games in a campaign in the competition...

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Newcastle's Elanga is also replaced by Murphy on the right flank.

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Newcastle make more changes, as Steur comes on for Nico in midfield.

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Fernandez-Pardo has looked incredibly sharp since coming on for Newcastle. The Belgian has been absolutely everywhere.

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Bournemouth's Kluivert is also replaced by Brooks.

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Bournemouth make their first change, as Cook replaces Adams.

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Scott looks to find Evanilson with a deep cross into the box, but there's too much on the pass, and the ball bobbles behind for a goal-kick. Both sides are lacking inspiration in the final third right now.

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The Newcastle boss Jaissle is shown a yellow card for leaving his technical area, drawing groans from the home crowd.

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There's still not been a shot on target from either side in the second half.

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Fernandez-Pardo wins Newcastle a corner down the left, which Hall quickly takes short to the Belgian. Fernandez-Pardo then crosses, but Hill gets up to head the ball clear. Newcastle are definitely on top, but Bournemouth are keeping them at bay for now...

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Fernandez-Pardo is just the second Belgian to feature for Newcastle in the Premier League after Philippe Albert, who made 96 appearances between 1994 and 1998. Can the 21-year-old make an instant impression over the next 22 minutes?

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Bournemouth's Kluivert is shown a yellow card for tugging Fernandez-Pardo to the ground. That was always going to end in a booking.

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Wow. Hornicek takes a huge risk as he feints to clear before trying a Cruyff turn in his own box. Fortunately for Newcastle, Hornicek is able to pull it off before hoofing the ball away, but hearts were certainly in mouths for a second there...

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Newcastle's Miley is also replaced by Ramsey.

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Newcastle make their first changes, as Willock is replaced by the debutant Fernandez-Pardo.

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Scott has been superb for Bournemouth so far and does brilliantly again to drive at the Newcastle defence. Scott eventually tries his luck with a right-footed shot, but the ball deflects kindly off Botman and into the hands of Hornicek.

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Newcastle duo Botman (51) and Hall (50) are the only two players to have had 50+ touches of the ball in the opening 60 minutes.

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Newcastle win a corner down the right, which Hall takes short to Elanga. The latter then returns the ball to Hall, who drives inside before launching a left-footed effort from range. The full-back puts far too much behind the shot, though, and it flies high into the crowd.

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Neither side has had a shot on target so far in the second half. The tempo has certainly been a lot slower than the one set before the break.

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Newcastle forward Wissa is booked for bundling Adams to the ground just as the home side was launching a dangerous counter-attack. That was so, so unnecessary from the Newcastle number nine.

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Bournemouth win their first corner of the second half as Nico turns Truffert's cross behind. Scott takes it from the left, opting to go short to Truffert, who then launches a cross into the box, but Hall gets up well to head the ball clear.

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Newcastle have been more dominant so far in the second half. Bournemouth are having to drop in and soak up the pressure at the moment.

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OH WILLOCK IS INCHES AWAY FROM EQUALISING!! It's incredible work initially by Wissa, who drives brilliantly down the right before crossing. Elanga then gets a touch with his head and flicks the ball on to Willock, who somehow fails to hit the target with his own header from close range. That HAS to be going in!

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Newcastle have had 55.6% of possession since the break. They'll have to make that count if they're to claw their way back in this one.

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Newcastle have lost 12 of their last 13 Premier League games when trailing at half-time, the exception being a 4-3 victory against Leeds United at St. James' Park in January. The home side have also faced an alarming 57 shots so far this season, which is the most of any side in the Premier League.

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The players are back out, and the second half is underway!

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Newcastle recorded just 0.13 xG in the first half, compared to the much stronger 1.42 put up by Bournemouth. The visitors had 13 shots in total across the opening 45 minutes – only once have they had more in the opening half of a Premier League away match (14 vs Chelsea in December 2025). It is also the most by an opposition side in the first half at Newcastle in the league since September 2021 (13 by Leeds). Newcastle still have a lot to do if they're to take something from the game, and the Opta supercomputer is giving the hosts just a 16.2% chance of victory at the break. The Bournemouth win comes in at a solid 58.3%, while the draw currently sits at 25.5%.

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Referee Rob Jones brings an end to an action-packed first half as Bournemouth take a 2-1 lead into the break. The visitors have been superb so far and found themselves in front after just nine minutes, when Tavernier poked the ball home from close range after Nico's shot deflected into his path. Bournemouth continued to grow into the game from there and doubled their lead on 35 minutes, when Scott's cross bounced off Thiaw and over Hornicek into the far corner. Newcastle looked set to suffer their first defeat of the season, only for Barnes to drag them back into the game with a stunning curling finish just 101 seconds later. Still, the hosts have struggled to contain Bournemouth on the counter-attack, and the away side could easily have added to their two goals before the break.

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HALF-TIME: NEWCASTLE UNITED 1-2 BOURNEMOUTH

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Hall does brilliantly to snuff out Truffert's cross, which looked as though it would drop onto the head of Rayan at the back post. Fortunately for the hosts, Hall read it well and managed to flick the ball clear.

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Newcastle continue their search for an equaliser as Hall finds Barnes down the left. The latter then looks to cross deep, but Petrovic is able to gather the ball comfortably in his hands and the danger passes.

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There will be THREE MINUTES of added time at the end of the first half. Still time for another twist before the break...

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Kluivert is perhaps a tad fortunate to avoid a booking as he goes in late on Nico. The Newcastle fans weren't too happy with that one...

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Just 101 seconds separated Thiaw's own goal and Barnes' strike. It's been such an entertaining half of football.

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Bournemouth could do with the half-time whistle here. The last thing they need is to concede another before the break.

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All the momentum is with Newcastle now. The hosts get forward again as Willock drives from inside his own half. Willock's eventual shot from range is partly blocked, but the ball falls straight to Barnes on the left. The latter then looks to bend a cross onto the head of Willock, but Petrovic sees it coming and snuffs out the danger.

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Hall does well to pick out Barnes down the left, allowing the Newcastle winger to drag his side back into the game with a phenomenal finish.

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Goal 1-2

BARNES!!!! WHAT A RESPONSE!! Newcastle hit back almost immediately with a STUNNING finish. It's a great pass from Hall to find Barnes down the left. The latter then moves inside and bends a superb shot inside the far post to pull one back for the hosts. What a game! Newcastle 1-2 Bournemouth!

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Own Goal 0-2

OH MY WORD!! BOURNEMOUTH HAVE ANOTHER!! The visitors double their lead in comical fashion and Newcastle now have a mountain to climb. The move starts with Kluivert's shot from range, which ricochets off the post. The ball then bounces off Hornicek and towards Scott on the left-hand side of the penalty area. Scott looks to tee up Evanilson in the middle, but the ball bounces off Thiaw and somehow loops over Hornicek into the far corner. It's a strange goal, but Bournemouth won't care! Newcastle 0-2 Bournemouth!

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Newcastle get forward for the first time in a while as Nico finds Dedic on the right. The latter then crosses into the box, but the ball flies straight into the grateful hands of Petrovic, and Newcastle survive.

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Tavernier takes the resulting corner, but Elanga hooks his cross behind for another corner. Once again, Tavernier takes it, but this time he opts to go short to Scott, who then shifts the ball inside to Truffert. He then tries his luck from range, but Willock makes a solid block to snuff out the danger.

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Yet again, Newcastle lose possession in their own half as Wissa bounces a ball into Adams. It then falls kindly to Kluivert, who drives forward before trying his luck with a right-footed effort. Fortunately for the Magpies, Botman gets a block in and Bournemouth win a corner, but there are more worrying signs for the hosts.

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Bournemouth have already recorded a whopping EIGHT shots on the Newcastle goal so far. Four of those have been by Tavernier, whose goal put the Cherries in front after nine minutes.

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Newcastle's Elanga is shown the first yellow card of the afternoon following a nasty collision with Silva on the halfway line.

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Bournemouth launch another counter as Scott frees Truffert down the left. The latter then runs deep into the Newcastle half before finding Tavernier, who launches a rather tame left-footed shot from inside the box. Once again, Hornicek makes the save, but there's still far too much space for Bournemouth to exploit.

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Hall takes the resulting corner from the right, but his cross is far too deep and flies over everyone before bobbling out for a goal-kick. Given that Bournemouth have conceded the most set-piece goals in the Premier League (28), that could be an area to target for Newcastle. The Cherries have also conceded from a corner in both of their league games so far this term.

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Newcastle win a corner down the left as Smith turns Elanga's cross behind. Barnes steps up to take it, but his cross is flicked behind for another corner by Petrovic.

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Newcastle have settled on the ball in the last couple of minutes as they look to carve a way past the stubborn Bournemouth defence. It's been such an impressive start by the visitors.

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Today is the first time that Bournemouth have scored the opening goal in each of their first three games in a Premier League season, although they have failed to go on and win in their previous two this term (D1, L1).

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Scott is running the show in midfield right now. Newcastle have to find a way of getting closer to the Bournemouth number eight.

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Bournemouth are all over Newcastle at the minute. This time it's Rayan, who gets down the right before driving a low cross into the box. Botman gets a touch on the ball, but fails to clear it, allowing Evanilson to steal in and fire a shot on goal. Botman recovers to make the block, but these are worrying signs for the home team.

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Newcastle fail to deal with yet another ball into their own box as Smith crosses deep from the right. The Englishman manages to find Tavernier at the back post, who rises above everyone to get a head on it, but once again the ball bobbles kindly for Hornicek.

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Bournemouth record another effort on goal as Hill launches a long throw into the box, finding the head of Silva, who flicks the ball towards the near post. Hornicek saw it all the way, though, and comfortably gathered the ball in his hands.

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Newcastle have failed to win any of their last six matches when conceding first in the Premier League, since a victory over Leeds United in January. That will have to change if they're to go top of the table this afternoon.

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EVANILSON HAS TO SCORE!! Bournemouth almost bagged a second after an incredibly careless pass from Botman on the edge of his own box. The Newcastle centre-back played the ball straight to Evanilson, who took a couple of touches before shooting with his left. To be fair to Botman, he recovered well to put the Bournemouth man under pressure, but that is a HUGE let-off for the hosts.

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Tavernier has now scored three goals in his last four Premier League appearances, which is as many as in his previous 21 games combined (three). The Englishman did brilliantly to anticipate the path of the ball before finishing well.

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Goal 0-1

TAVERNIERRR!!! BOURNEMOUTH ARE 1-0 UP!! The Cherries have made a superb start here and have been rewarded with the opening goal. Bournemouth had Newcastle pinned in their own box before finding Scott on the edge of the area. The latter then shoots with his right foot, and the ball deflects off Nico and straight into the path of Tavernier, who pokes home with his left. Newcastle wanted a free-kick in the build-up, but the referee was having none of it. Newcastle 0-1 Bournemouth!

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Now Newcastle burst forward through Dedic, who sprints down the right flank from inside his own half. The full-back then finds Elanga, who quickly returns the ball to Dedic, but the latter can't find a way past Adams and Bournemouth win a goal-kick.

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One player to keep an eye on for Newcastle is Elanga, who has scored in both of his side's two Premier League games this season. The only player to score in each of the Magpies’ first three in a Premier League campaign is Andrew Cole in 1994-95.

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Tavernier steps up to take the free-kick with a low-driven left-footed shot, but Hornicek does well to keep his eye on it and gather the ball in his hands.

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Bournemouth win an early free-kick just outside the Newcastle box after Miley goes in late on Kluivert. This is definitely within shooting range for the Cherries...

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Interestingly, none of the last seven Premier League matches between two German managers has been won by the away side on the day (W4, D3 for the home team), since a 3-0 win for Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool against Daniel Farke's Norwich City in August 2021. Not the greatest omen for Rose and Bournemouth, who are still searching for their first win of the season...

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Referee Rob Jones blows his whistle, and the action is underway at St James' Park!

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The players are out on the pitch, and kick-off is just moments away!

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Newcastle are winless in their last eight Premier League meetings with Bournemouth (D5, L3) since a 4-1 win in July 2020. Also, no side has faced more shots in the division this season than Newcastle (44), who only faced eight shots in their opening two games in 2025-26. It’s the most they’ve faced in their first two Premier League games of a season on record since 2003-04.

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Newcastle have named an unchanged starting eleven in the Premier League for the first time this year, having previously done so for their 2025 Boxing Day game at Manchester United. Meanwhile, Bournemouth have made just one change from the Everton draw, with Adams replacing Cook.

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BOURNEMOUTH SUBS: Lewis Cook, Julio Soler, David Brooks, Ryan Christie, Ben Gannon-Doak, Bafode Diakite, Michele Di Gregorio, Juanlu Sanchez, Daniel Jebbison.

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BOURNEMOUTH (4-2-3-1): Djordje Petrovic; Adam Smith, Antonio Silva, James Hill, Adrien Truffert; Alex Scott, Tyler Adams; Rayan, Justin Kluivert, Marcus Tavernier; Evanilson.

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NEWCASTLE UNITED SUBS: Nick Pope, Tino Livramento, Fabian Schar, Aladji Bamba, Sean Steur, Bazoumana Toure, Matias Fernandez-Pardo, Jacob Murphy, Jacob Ramsey.

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NEWCASTLE UNITED (4-2-3-1): Lukas Hornicek; Amar Dedic, Sven Botman, Malick Thiaw, Lewis Hall; Lewis Miley, Nico Gonzalez; Anthony Elanga, Joe Willock, Harvey Barnes; Yoane Wissa.

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Meanwhile, visitors Bournemouth also have a new man in the dugout in Marco Rose. Like their hosts, the Cherries were agonisingly close to a sensational win on matchday one, only to concede two late goals and suffer a 2-1 defeat at Manchester City. Another late goal against Everton also forced them to settle for a point at the Vitality Stadium last weekend, meaning they’re still searching for their first win since Rose took over. Still, their recent record at St James’ Park provides some hope, as Bournemouth have won their last two away Premier League matches against Newcastle and have a 1.75 points-per-game average at the stadium (14 points in eight games). Of the stadiums they’ve played at five or more times, only at Molineux (two points per game) do they enjoy a higher ratio.

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Newcastle have hit the ground running under new coach Matthias Jaissle, taking four points from a possible six across the opening two weekends. The Magpies were seconds away from a home win over Liverpool on matchday one, only for a last-gasp Dominik Szoboszlai equaliser to steal a point for the visitors. Nevertheless, Newcastle rebounded with an impressive 2-0 victory at Tottenham last week, meaning they have now won three of their last six Premier League games (D2, L1) - as many as they had in their previous 13 (D1, L9).

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Hello and welcome to our live coverage of this Premier League clash between Newcastle United and Bournemouth!

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