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CHRIS WHEELER AT OLD TRAFFORD: If this does indeed prove to be Erik ten Hag's farewell to Old Trafford, at least he goes out with a win. Manchester United gave their manager the kind of performance that has so often been lacking in this most wretched of seasons. The kind that will make Ten Hag wonder what might have been. Where has this spirit been for the past 10 months? This backbone? Who knows, Ten Hag may yet get another shot. But if his team had played like this on a more regular basis, the Dutchman wouldn't be in this mess in the first place. Bruno Fernandes has rarely let Ten Hag down and on Wednesday night he played like he had a point to prove in a week when his own future at United has come under scrutiny.

Alexander Isak to score first and Newcastle to beat Brighton 2-1 is valued at an eye-catching 33/1 courtesy of a Sky Bet 'Scorecast Boost'. Isak has been in exceptional goalscoring form for the Magpies this season, with the striker netting 20 goals in the English top-flight to date. Meanwhile, there is also a 'Featured RequestABet' that is generating plenty of interest. Valued at 15/2 - it is for 'Anthony Gordon to record 1+ assists, and Dan Burn to commit 2+ fouls'.

Spurs were dealt a blow in their bid to secure Champions League football for next season after they slumped to defeat at a raucous St James' Park. However, the game's standout moment arguably belonged to Burn, despite him not scoring or assisting. Instead, it was his classy gesture that caught the eye. After Newcastle netted their third goal of the afternoon, Burn left the huddle and turned to a TNT Sports camera before aiming a celebration at deaf supporters. His message in sign language read: 'Love the fans.'

Newcastle stars Kieran Trippier and Dan Burn have invited young deaf fans to be mascots for their upcoming Premier League clash with Tottenham. Trippier and Burn confirmed the news with the supporters at the NU Foundation, with the pair joining in with a kickabout.   'For the Tottenham game you're all going to be mascots,' Burn said. 'So you get to walk out with us in front of the crowd.'

Newcastle beat Fulham 1-0, continuing their late push for European football. Bruno Guimaraes screamed a brilliant winner for Eddie Howe's side at Craven Cottage after latching onto a loose ball on the edge of the penalty area. The visitors had a goal called out just minutes before the game, with Fabian Schar's attempt chalked off for a foul from Dan Burn in the build-up. The Magpies have risen to eighth position, just one point behind seventh. DOMINIC HOGAN of Mail Sport has rated the participants...

Struggling Everton will be looking for their second victory against Newcastle this season as they head to St James' Park on Tuesday night. The Toffees are on a torrid run of form after losing in their last nine games in all competitions. They are just three points away from falling into the relegation zone. Newcastle, meanwhile, bounced back from consecutive defeats with a dramatic late victory over West Ham on the weekend. Despite that Newcastle now have one of the worst injury lists in the Premier League, Jamaal Lascelles and Tino Livramento sustained injuries during Saturday's triumph.

After Manchester City's victory over Newcastle in the FA Cup quarter-finals, Jack Grealish jokingly mocked Bernardo Silva. Pep Guardiola's team secured a spot in the semi-finals at Wembley Stadium with a 2-0 victory over the Magpies at the Etihad. Bernardo Silva came from the left and made a spectacular shot off Dan Burn on its way to Martin Dubravka, the match's opening goal.

KIERAN GILL AND CRAIG HOPE: Chelsea defeated Newcastle 3-2 to close the gap to Newcastle and the top half of the table, down to just one point. Nicolas Jackson scored the first goal before Alexander Isak scored an equalizer for the Magpies. Chelsea tended to be more at ease in the second half, with Cole Palmer and Mykhailo Mudryk scoring, sealing the victory with goals.

CRAIG HOPE AT ST JAMES' PARK: Some players are within themselves, seeking to see what they do. Others, as well as the minority, have a direct effect on colleagues and help them perform better. Joe Willock is one of Newcastle's most popular players. For the second time this season, starting in a Premier League XI made all the difference at St James' Park on Saturday. Remember last week's Dan Burn debate - and the week before that and the week before that - about the left back needing to be dropped? He started against Wolves and was never bothered.

CRAIG HOPE: Eddie Howe's thoughts about a change in formation at Arsenal this weekend are getting us excited, as the Newcastle manager entertains the prospect of playing with a back five in defense. Tino Livramento will likely return to town, but not at the expense of Dan Burn, who will move to a three-man backline. Livramento and Kieran Trippier, as wingbacks, would provide greater protection against Arsenal's widemen.

After Dan Ashworth asked to leave and was placed on gardening leave, the question for Newcastle United is who do they replace their sporting director with?Do they promote from within or go big name hunting? The case of recruiting from within is firmly at the feet of recruitment manager Steve Nickson, and evidence shows it could be a smart move to do so. Although such a meeting will not have the celebrity that some fans adore, Nickson will provide continuity and stability.

CRAIG HOPE: Those tied to Newcastle United are forgiven for wishing the season does not come to an end tomorrow, unless it is for the FA Cup. It's a shame for the neutral that Amazon's cameras aren't capturing this campaign - calves, hamstrings, warts, and all. Eddie Howe is apparently coerced to appear for his weekly press conference wearing a crash helmet as well as his club tracksuit, at least once a month. First, there was the Sandro Tonali case, with his £52 million marquee signing barred for ten months for unlawful gambling. Jamaal Lascelles, the club's captain, was later caught in a 4 a.m. street brawl in which a gang threatened to shoot him. It was the Dan Ashworth saga and the likely defection of Newcastle's sports director to Manchester United. Howe's answer to those questions was much better than his team's ability 24 hours later. Calm, a genius and cutting, said the team would be fine without Ashworth, but it would not be quick.

CRAIG HOPE: Eddie Howe has advised the doubters to put off under-fire Dan Burn, who claims he is one of his best-ever signings, even though his place in the Newcastle team is not guaranteed. Following his appearance during last weekend's 4-4 draw at home to Luton, where a crowd of supporters chanted for him to be replaced by Tino Livramento, the left-back has been chastised. But howe has defended Burn, reminding followers of his contribution to the club's success since his £13 million arrival from Brighton two years ago.

A Tottenham Hotspur player is currently the fastest player to play in the Premier League this season. In new Sky Sports findings, the seven fastest players in the top flight have been named, with this determined using their respective top speeds. After achieving a top speed of 37.38 km/h, one Spurs player came in first.

CRAIG HOPE AT CRAVEN COTTAGE: For the second time in 18 years, the lure of a pot of a gold will be competing with silver. They didn't do it without playing particularly well, but the end was all that mattered, for Howe. He needed this to keep a season that has been cold this winter, and a cup run will act as a painkiller to the Premier League's ills. Fulham defeated 10-man Fulham in their first league victory since early December.

Newcastle players celebrated their FA Cup victory over Sunderland by taking a team photo in front of the traveling fans at the Stadium of Light. The first Tyne-Wear derby in nearly eight years was marred by controversies, with the two teams' last meeting ending in a 1-1 draw at St James' Park back in 2016. Although a lot has changed since the first game, the rivalry between the North East's two most storied clubs is just as fierce as ever.

Nuno Espirito Santo is assisting striker Chris Wood in his move from Premier League despair to his former club Newcastle after he saw him plunder a hat-trick. In 20 appearances at St James' Park, the New Zealand international, who left Tyneside for the City Ground two seasons ago, scored just one goal for the Magpies, but trebled that on a glorious afternoon to win by 3-1.

Lewis Miley, Newcastle's youngest Premier League goalcorer, was lauded by Newcastle boss Eddie Howe for his remarkable run as Newcastle's youngest Premier League goalscorer. Prosecutors won by 3-0 over a ten-man Fulham, Miley, a 17-year-old midfielder, who appeared in the match as a first-half replacement for the injured Joelinton and broke the deadlock in the 57th minute. Miguel Almiron and Dan Burn were able to win by adding to the Magpies' total count.

Manchester United's plans for Saturday night's Premier League match against Newcastle United were jeopardized after their flight was postponed. On Saturday morning, Erik ten Hag's crew was scheduled to fly north-east from Manchester Airport at 11 a.m. However, when the passengers arrived at the airport to drop their cars off at 10 a.m., they were told that due to the weather and technical difficulties, their flight was cancelled.

Luis Enrique, the current Paris Saint-Germain boss, has warned his side against a possible Newcastle massacre ahead of the two teams' meeting in a Champions League matchdown. The reigning Ligue 1 champions were soundly defeated on Tyneside earlier this season, as goals from Miguel Almiron, Dan Burn, Sean Longstaff, and Fabian Schar threw the team wide open.

Premier League clubs are gearing up for wall-to-wall fixtures between now and the year's final international break of 2023. Many in Europe will no doubt have to handle the most demanding runs over the holiday season, with Manchester City, Newcastle, and Liverpool all set for dramatic turnarounds. December is a crucial moment in Premier League management as it determines what kind of season they will be having. If you're looking for a new year, make it a fruitful one. The fixtures must be handled properly, and the wheels can be removed quickly.

IAN LADYMAN: In October, it was a chilly night at St James' Park. Beforehand, I wondered how the home team would do without being able to cope with Kylian Mbappe and his mates warming up in the Newcastle rain. Jamaal Lascelles has been a great servant and captain of Newcastle's club but will not place himself in the world-class bracket. Both Dan Burns and Sean Longstaff seemed to be having long nights against France's champions. This may have been Saudi Arabia versus Qatar, but it had the potential to be lopsided on the track. And it was heading for Newcastle. I can still picture it. Mbappe's face was disorientated on PSG's face as PSG were swept away on a black and white autumn tide. The sheer enormity of what was more than a Newcastle win but also a demonstration of faith and hope that referred to a football cub but also for a city and a region. Newcastle 4 PSG 1. Lascelles was majestic. Both Burn and Longstaff scored. The night that new Newcastle really arrived? Quite possibly yes, indeed.

KIERAN GILL AT VITALITY STADIUM: In the language of the sports pages, the word 'injury crisis' can be overused. However, if you could practically cobble together a squad capable of winning Premier League games out of Newcastle's absences, it is safe to say they have earned its use. Miguel Almiron's deflating loss only escalated the issue plaguing Eddie Howe's crew. Bruno Guimaraes and Sandro Tonali were suspended for the trip, turning their list of crocked players into double figures. Callum Wilson was sidelined after suffering his hamstring, Alexander Isak due to his groin, Dan Burn because of his back, and so on. Lewis Miley, 17, made his first Premier League appearance in midfield and 18-year-old Ben Parkinson made his debut as a striker.

The Premier League never fails to entertain, and last weekend was no different, as we saw a chaotic few days of action. We were treated to 30 goals in ten enthralling games, a slew of fun times, and, of course, there was also VAR drama. With five goals, two reds cards, and a slew of tense VAR calls, this culminated in Monday's London derby between Tottenham and Chelsea, which will go down as one of the most exciting Premier League matches of all time.