William Osula, previously with three goals for Newcastle, doubled his count in a single match. Demonstrating a strong effort, Osula led his team with two key goals against Bradford, contributing to Newcastle’s impressive 4-1 victory at their home ground.
Osula set a fast-paced tone early on, striking swiftly with a goal just 19 minutes in. Later, he found a well-timed position at the back post, scoring from a precise cross, showcasing his awareness and agility on the field.
Newcastle’s success was not solely due to Osula. Joelinton also played a crucial role, finding the back of the net twice and securing Newcastle’s place in the League Cup’s round of 16.
Adding to the excitement, Manchester City overcame Huddersfield with a clear 2-0 victory. Phil Foden and Savinho were on the scoresheet. Meanwhile, Tottenham prevailed against Doncaster with a comfortable 3-0 win, highlighted by João Palhinha’s goal and a late confirmation from Brennan Johnson.
Arsenal faced a tighter match against Port Vale. Eberechi Eze gave them a quick lead, but it wasn’t until the closing minutes that Leandro Trossard secured their victory with a decisive strike, ensuring Arsenal’s advancement.
Newcastle United is set to take on Manchester City in the EFL Cup semi-final. The match kicks off at 21:00 at St. James’ Park, with both teams eager for a win.
Eddie Howe has expressed his happiness at Newcastle United, dismissing links to Manchester United. The head coach emphasized the importance of strong relationships and his focus on the team’s success.
Anthony Elanga will not participate in Newcastle’s match against Manchester United after sustaining an injury during the recent game against Chelsea.