US EditionRuthless Newcastle climb to third with 5-0 Palace thrashing
- Newcastle secured a 5-0 victory against Crystal Palace, marking their second significant win in four days and elevating them to third in the Premier League.
- Four goals were scored in the first half by Jacob Murphy, Harvey Barnes, Fabian Schar, and an own-goal by Marc Guehi; a penalty from Eberechi Eze was saved.
- Alexander Isak scored the fifth goal, bringing his total to 21 this campaign, and Newcastle has won six consecutive matches.
- Newcastle is positioned well for Champions League qualification, with Jacob Murphy stating, 'We are in a great place at the moment'.
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Newcastle 5-0 C Palace (Apr 16, 2025) Game Analysis
Jacob Murphy scored one goal and set up another as rampant Newcastle United thumped Crystal Palace 5-0 at St James' Park on Wednesday to go third in the Premier League table with a sixth consecutive win in all competitions.
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NEWCASTLE, England :Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe is missed by his players in the dugout at St James' Park, but they again did him proud with a 5-0 home win over Crystal Palace on Wednesday that bolstered their quest for Champions League football next season. Howe was absent for the second game in suc
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