News about Elliot Anderson

DOMINIC HOGAN COTTAGE CRAVEN COTTAGE: Elliot Anderson led to another good win over Everton with another man-of-the-match display at Fulham. Newcastle's backs were to the wall as Fulham marauded forwards dominated the game, but Anderson's introduction was the turning point for one of his team's uglier victories of the season.

PLAYER RATINGS: Alexander Isak netted a spectacular solo effort in the first half before Everton's late penalty by Dominic Calvert-Lewin earned the tie a 1-1 draw. It was Isak's fifth straight game on the scoresheet as he continued his good play in front of goal, much to Sean Dyche's chagrin. The Toffees, on the other hand, won their 13th game without a win, and with Nottingham Forest defeating Fulham at the City Ground, Everton is just a point ahead of the Tricky Trees.

RIATH AL-SAMARRAI: It's never so simple to be wise after the fact, which is why there's a clip of an unwise yellow card circulated on social media. Sandro Tonali picked up when the going was fine. It's a tumultuous scene - the fourth official begged him to hurry up and Elliot Anderson was set to come on. Tonali? He sat still for a moment or two and then stepped forward, then walked back to the sidelines, before turning back to the referee, Andy Madley. Why so hesitant and agitated? It was only him who knew, but it was quite odd at 5-1.

Manchester United and Brighton have each sustained 28 injuries, while Tottenham, Nottingham Forest, and Crystal Palace have all been dealt with 27 lay-offs. Liverpool and Chelsea have each sustained 27 separate injuries, highlighted by the combined 19 absentees from their matchday squads for the Carabao Cup finals at Wembley on Sunday.

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.

Despite continuing concern from Scotland, Gareth Southgate has revealed that Anthony Gordon is'very close' to an England call-up. With Harvey Barnes, Elliot Anderson, and Tino Livramento all being closely monitored by Steve Clarke ahead of next year's Euro finals in Germany, the 22-year-old forward is one of four Newcastle United players eligible for both countries. Gordon, who has shone for Eddie Howe's Magpies this season, is currently on the outside looking in for England, though Rico Lewis, Cole Palmer, and Ezri Konza are among the players hoping to make their debuts against Malta at Wembley Stadium.

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.

JOE BERNSTEIN OF MOLINEUX: It's a long way from Chuncheon, South Korea, to Wolverhampton, but Hwang Hee-chan is more at home in the West Midlands. Five times Wolves have participated in the Premier League at Molineux this season, and five times the popular forward has scored. After having already forfeited a harshly awarded penalty, he delivered a dramatic equalizer against Newcastle on Saturday. The 27-year-old's return to six goals in Wolves' first ten games is the best for the club in the top flight since legendary striker Derek Dougan 50 years ago. Since suffering from injuries, he's demonstrating why he borrowed £14 million from Leipzig at the start of last year.

Newcastle's Sean Longstaff believes they have the resources to deal with Sandro Tonali's imminent death, and the Italian has denied allegations that the Italian has never been content on Tyneside. Tonali is expected to learn the length of his ostensible gambling ban, with reports in Italy indicating that a departure of between ten and twelve months is likely. That information could have been released prior to Borussia Dortmund's visit in the Champions League on Wednesday. Longstaff, a fellow midfielder, said: "I'm positive we can do it." We don't know the result right now, but we do know Joe Willock recovered from injury, Joel Inton fit, and Elliot Anderson has improved dramatically. And then there's Lewis Miley, the kid who I adore.

JACK GAUGHAN: Elliot Anderson, a Newcastle United midfielder, is still weighing his options ahead of determining whether or not to represent England or Scotland. Anderson, who briefly played out for England's Under 19s two years ago, appeared to commit his future to Scotland, a nation he qualifies for through his grandmother.

The complete squad for the Premier League season has been announced. All 20 clubs have announced their 25-man rosters for the first half of the season after a tumultuous summer of investment in which billions of pounds were splashed. According to the laws, the squads have eight slots reserved for homegrown players, while the remaining 17 spots can be filled by either homegrown or foreign stars. An additional list of each club's registered Under-21s has also been provided. Mail Sport details who is eligible in the top-flight's squads...

After Scotland's friendly against England on Tuesday, Scotland boss Steve Clarke voiced his continuing interest in caping Elliot Anderson and refused to rule out a move for Harvey Barnes. Anderson spent two days with Scotland last week before deciding to withdraw from the squad, while England boss Gareth Southgate has expressed admiration for the Newcastle midfielder and stated that his backroom team would handle the situation. Clarke said, 'We love the player as well, so Elliot will still have the option to make.'

Gareth Southgate is interested in luring Newcastle midfielder Elliot Anderson to play for England for a long time. Although the 20-year-old Geordie has competed for Scotland at various junior age groups, he has also played for England Under 19s. For last week's Euro 2024 qualifier against Cyprus and the prestige friendly against England, he received his first senior Scotland call-up, but he was forced to withdraw due to illness.

Anderson has been called into the senior squad for the Euro 2024 qualifier against Cyprus and the 150th anniversary friendly against England. Despite wearing a dark blue jersey at Under-16, Under-17, and Under-18s, the 20-year-old played a training-ground friendly for England Under-19s against Arsenal Under-23s in 2021. And, after his only Scotland Under-21s appearance against Belgium in June 2022, the Magpies argued over moving his allegiance to England.

When Newcastle arrived in the Etihad on Saturday evening, Kieran Trippier is 9-2 to record an assist against Manchester City. As Eddie Howe's side qualified for the Champions League last season, the full-back, Newcastle's top set-piece taker, earned seven assists in his first campaign. But Trippier isn't one of Newcastle players to claim an assist against the champions.

The applause surrounding Lewis Miley, Newcastle's teenage midfielder, before the game against Fiorentina was almost as ebullient as the one that welcomed £52 million Sandro Tonali. Miley defeated Tonali in the United States last month. This is not a criticism of the Italian national; it was more likely that Miley's star shone brighter than anyone else. The reason for the extra buzz surrounding Tyneside - as if Champions League football wasn't sufficient - is that Elliot Anderson, the other academy product, is another academy product. Not since Sean Longstaff, five years ago, has a player of true first-team quality broken through from the youth ranks.

CRAIG HOPE IN NEW JERSEY: Not many players made it from League Two to the Champions League in less than a year, but Elliot Anderson (pictured) believes his Newcastle career is about to come to a crossroads. Despite being on loan at Bristol Rovers in the bottom tier this season, the 20-year-old hasn't been content with being on the fringes of the squad this year. So Anderson should have that aspiration as he has been during Newcastle's tour of the United States. On Friday night, he scored two late goals as the team came from behind to defeat Brighton 2-1 here in New Jersey.

CRAIG HOPE AT RED BULL ARENA, NEW JERSEY: Newcastle came from behind to defeat Brighton 2-1 at the Red Bull Arena in New Jersey, with Elliot Anderson scoring two late goals. You'll recall why our man CRAIG HOPE was there to give you his five talking points. The academy graduate's use of arms and upper body to keep opponents at bay is a natural similarity. And there was no better example of it than his winning goal in stoppage time.

Barnes, who was signed in a £38 million transfer from now-relegated Leicester City last week, sat on the sidelines of Red Bull Arena in Harrison, New Jersey, to avoid the cramps in the game's closing stages. However, the 25-year-old remained on the field, and was allowed to continue until the final whistle was whistled.

JAKE NISSE AT REDBULL ARENA: Not so long ago, a preseason matchup between Brighton and Newcastle in Harrison, New Jersey, may have failed to sell tickets. Not anymore. Newcastle defeated 2-1 in second-half stoppage time on Friday night, extending America's Premier League obsession well beyond the 'Big Six.'

Newcastle and Aston Villa scored six goals in Philadelphia, raising the total number to 18 in the first three games. Our man CRAIG HOPE was at Lincoln Financial Field to bring you his five talking points… TRIAL AND ERROR?

The Premier League season is approaching, and clubs only have three weeks to get themselves up to speed. We've seen a proactive approach to the transfer window, with many of the top sides getting work done early as they've jetted off on their respective pre-season tours. However, incomings aren't the only thing fans should be excited about, with a slew of talented young talent ready to burst into the first team scene.

LEWIS STEELE - WONDERS OF THE PYRAMID COLUMN: The PYRAMID COLUMN COLUMN COLUMN COLUMN COLUMN: Northampton has been here before. They were still in the promotion positions when Jon Brady was told the news five minutes of last season. At Bristol Rovers, a seventh goal had been scored. Given the Cobblers' five-goal buffer on Joey Barton's squad, they had gone into the final day knowing that a win would surely guarantee League One football. Yes, it is true. Rovers defeated Scunthorpe in the second half, five of whom were relegated, in the second half, to leapfrog Northampton on goals scored. For the first time all campaign, the Gas climbed to the top three after scoring at 85 minutes from Newcastle loanee Elliot Anderson. Fans flooded the pitch and danced into the night, with players scaling lamp-posts in Bristol. Cobblers players were rooted in disbelief in Cumbria.

37 goals have been ruled out by video technology over the course of the current season, an average of nearly 1.4 per matchday, after being given by the on-field referee. To make it even more difficult, players and supporters alike discover that the goal is only being checked after they have returned to the half-way line, followed by a further delay as the decision is made. Sportsmail understands that top-flight bosses have been prompted to warn their players not to be too excited after scoring, fearing that doing so would jeopardize their focus in the minutes after the goal has been chalked off.