US EditionHowe looking for improvement from high-flying Newcastle
- Newcastle United is on a club record-equalling nine-match winning run in all competitions, as reported in the story headline.
- Alexander Isak scored twice against Wolverhampton Wanderers, making him the first Newcastle player to score in eight successive Premier League games.
- Newcastle's victory lifted them three points above Manchester City and placed them in the top four of the Premier League for the first time since September.
- Manager Eddie Howe acknowledged that the team was not at their best despite the 3-0 victory, stating they could improve further.
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Howe looking for improvement from high-flying Newcastle
NEWCASTLE, England : Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe admitted his side were not at their best but could not be too critical after a 3-0 victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers secured a ninth victory in succession in all competitions.A brace by the brilliant Alexander Isak, the eighth league game in a ro
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Newcastle 3-0 Wolves (Isak 34’, 57’, Gordon 74′)ST JAMES’ PARK — Alexander Isak is inevitable but in-form Newcastle United are doing more than enough to suggest the identity Premier League winners might not be.This was nine straight wins for the Magpies and eight games with a goal for Isak, currently the most lethal striker on the planet. And what made it so remarkable was that it all felt so routine for Eddie Howe‘s team, who overcame the sort …
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