Brentford triumphs over Newcastle United

First half action

Newcastle United started strong at the Gtech Community Stadium. Harvey Barnes scored an early goal with a powerful shot that found its way through Brentford’s goalkeeper, Caoimhin Kelleher, putting Newcastle in the lead.

Brentford’s comeback

Not wanting to be outdone, Brentford came out full of energy after the break. Kevin Schade leveled the score with a well-timed header, skillfully using a long throw-in from Michael Kayode. Brentford’s determination was clear, controlling much of the second half.

Key moments

The momentum swung in Brentford’s favor when Dan Burn fouled Dango Ouattara inside the box, leading to a penalty. Burn was sent off after receiving a second yellow card. Igor Thiago made no mistake with his penalty, easily scoring against Newcastle’s substitute goalkeeper, Aaron Ramsdale.

Late goals seal victory

As the match neared the end, Thiago capitalized on a defensive error by Newcastle, scoring another goal in stoppage time. His performance increased his season tally to nine goals, emphasizing his critical role in the team.

Newcastle’s struggles

Newcastle United is finding it tough away from home, now in 14th place in the league standings. Without an away win since April, they struggled to create significant chances in this match. Having lost five of their last nine away games, questions about their competitiveness are growing.

Upcoming matches

Brentford looks forward to facing Brighton, hoping to continue their good form. Meanwhile, Newcastle will be preparing to host Manchester City, aiming to improve their recent performances and address ongoing challenges.