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Bottom Side Wolves Hold Newcastle to Draw to Extend Unbeaten Run

Recently, Wolves battled to a 0-0 draw with Newcastle at Molineux, depriving the visitors of a win despite early possession and chances.
With 80% possession in the opening 10 minutes, Newcastle United controlled early play but missed several headers and set-piece chances aimed at Nick Woltemade.
A smart double save late on preserved the clean sheet for Wolves as Jose Sa denied Bruno Guimaraes and Joelinton, while Newcastle's first shot on target came in the 85th minute.
The result leaves Newcastle United short of a top-six push with only two away wins, while Wolverhampton Wanderers gain encouragement from a second clean sheet despite being 14 points adrift of safety.
Midway through the second half, Howe and his coaching team met soon before the hour as they considered Plan B, with Newcastle's pair costing 124m left frustrated.

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