US EditionRuthless Newcastle climb to third with 5-0 Palace thrashing
- Newcastle United defeated Crystal Palace 5-0 at St James' Park, marking their sixth consecutive win in all competitions and moving them to third in the Premier League table with 59 points from 32 games.
- Jacob Murphy scored one goal and assisted another, while Harvey Barnes, Fabian Schar, and Alexander Isak also scored for Newcastle.
- Crystal Palace suffered their first scoreless game in 13 Premier League fixtures, despite having a better expected goals tally of 2.02 than Newcastle's 1.39.
- Manager Eddie Howe was absent due to recovering from pneumonia, but Newcastle showcased impressive performance and style, scoring four first-half goals before adding one more after the break.
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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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