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Newcastle United overturned an early deficit and capitalized on Aston Villa's goalkeeper red card to win 3-1 with Sandro Tonali scoring twice, advancing to the FA Cup fifth round.
- In a fourth-round FA Cup tie at Villa Park, Newcastle United beat 10-man Aston Villa 3-1 to reach the fifth round.
- Villa initially took the lead when Tammy Abraham converted from Douglas Luiz's free-kick while appearing offside, and Newcastle were denied a penalty with Lucas Digne avoiding a red card.
- After Bizot's red card, Tonali scored twice, including a long-range strike, to turn the tie in Newcastle's favor, as confirmed by data and match reports.
- Nick Woltemade wrapped up the win after a misplaced Lamare Bogarde pass, drawing acclaim from 6,000 Toon fans and giving Eddie Howe's side strong momentum.
- Officials' errors loomed large as Kavanagh and his team appeared to make at least three major decisions incorrectly, with expected goals shifting from Villa's 0.72–0.29 at half-time to Newcastle's 1.31–0.77, and VAR not in use until the fifth round.
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Aston Villa Vs Newcastle United: Tonali Brace Sends Magpies Into FA Cup Fifth Round Over 10-Man Villa
Newcastle United came from behind to beat Aston Villa 3-1 in the FA Cup fourth round at Villa Park. Tammy Abraham gave Villa an early lead, but Marco Bizot’s red card before halftime shifted momentum
Newcastle qualified with a 3-1 win at Aston Villa, Leverkusen four points ahead of Olympiacos, Atalanta double at the "Olimpic" against Lazio
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Sandro Tonali bags brace as Newcastle beat 10-man Aston Villa in FA Cup
With VAR not in use until the next round, Kavanagh and his team appeared to get at least three major decisions incorrect.
Newcastle become defeat 10 man Aston Villa as they make FA Cup last 16 after comeback victory
Newcastle United progressed to the FA Cup fifth round with a commanding 3-1 triumph over Aston Villa at Villa Park.It means the Magpies are only the fourth side to defeat Unai Emery's team on home soil this campaign.The fourth round encounter, the first FA Cup meeting between these clubs in 35 years, proved a thoroughly deserved victory for the visitors despite trailing at the interval.Sandro Tonali delivered a masterful display, netting twice t…
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