Newcastle vs Man City

Follow live updates of the Newcastle United vs Manchester City Premier League match from St James' Park stadium .

Manchester City has only lost one of its last 29 Premier League games against Newcastle. An interesting thing to note is that Pep Guardiola has never lost one of the ten matches against Eddie Howe. Welcome to Sportstar’s highlights of the Newcastle United vs Manchester City Premier League match from St James’ Park stadium.

Newcastle and Manchester City staged a six-goal show at St. James' Park on Sunday, the Magpies matching their would-be blueprint holders blow-for-blow.

Just as Chelsea was a blueprint for Man City after its big takeover, Newcastle is looking to Man City (and others) for how to fast-forward a rise to top-four and eventually title contender. Still grey area in VAR: Kieran Trippier’s improbably-perfect free kick goal was his highlight (see below), but the way his red card was changed to a yellow will lead to a lot of questions from Pep Guardiola and his crew. Max at one end, and the holy gloves of Pope at the other. Draw (+400) Newcastle can play: Eddie Howe has always viewed himself as a lover of the wide-open game and Newcastle has the horses to run over, around, and through teams if they aren’t at their best. Both Ake and Stones can work next to a Ruben Dias or Aymeric Laporte, but Ake in particular has struggled to find that next level since arriving from Bournemouth.

Goals from Miguel Almiron, Callum Wilson and Kieran Trippier put Man City 3-1 down with half an hour remaining, before two in four minutes, first from Erling ...

During the first half, there was one run where Walker backtracked 40 yards towards his own goal and then allowed Saint-Maximin to put the ball on a plate for Miguel Almiron and yet Walker would still consider that he made the best of the situation. Still finding his place in this City team but alive to the opportunity when it mattered 7 Phil Foden: Failed to square the ball when Haaland surely would have scored, instead drawing an early save from Pope, but was probably City’s best player in the first half. Curate’s egg of a performance with an assured game on the ball but troubled afternoon off it 7 Allan Saint-Maximin: Typically lively early on and produced a fine cross for the equaliser. Kieran Trippier: Full-blooded block on Cancelo’s early cross was important but also found plenty of space going forward and scored a stellar free-kick against the club he played for as a schoolboy.

Report and free highlights as Manchester City rally to earn a thrilling 3-3 draw at Newcastle, with Bernardo Silva and Erling Haaland pulling champions back ...

But he's shown when the right time is to kick it." "There is a reason City came into the game with 27 wins from their previous 28 games when scoring first. "They managed to get contact into Saint-Maximin and when they arrive there, his aggression with the ball is so dangerous. This kind of experience shows us how amazing we have done in the last five years and how difficult it will be but we will try. "We brought our physicality to the match, it was something we spoke about all week. I'm sure for the neutral it was an incredible game, for us as managers you're torn because we were 3-1 up and you're desperate to win, but we needed something from the game and I think the players deserved that. We had the clear, clear chances to score but scoring three goals is good. Not speaking for them but I think they would have felt that because certainly we were in their faces and committed physicality very well". "It was an incredible game, a rollercoaster of emotions through the match. "It was an incredible game, a rollercoaster of emotions through the match," Howe told Sky Sports after the game. "We scored some great goals, I was absolutely delighted with the effort and commitment, everything the players gave. I was absolutely delighted with the effort and commitment, everything the players gave.