For the fans and Newcastle head coach Eddie Gow, Saturday night at St. James' Park was a real deja vu. The team lost to Everton with a score of 2:3 - exactly the same as the match against Brentford..

This defeat became the forty-third victory at home within the framework of the championship, which has not been lost since the recognition of Gau in 2021. The key moment of the match came to a close.

Shchoino Jacob Murphy equalized the score (2:2), giving the stands hope for a comeback, and the defensive game cost the hospodars a point. Iliman Ndiae easily collected the ball from Gordon, Kiernan Dewsbury-Gall made the pass, and Tierno Barri, who was the top substitute, scored the winning goal. There were just 74 seconds between Newcastle's other goal and Barry's fatal strike..

“We may not have given Newcastle the chance to enjoy their moment and turn into a group. Great is the merit of our citizens. “Our mentality is amazing,” said Everton coach David Moes..

Newcastle's defense is currently in deep crisis. The team has already conceded 23 goals since its last clean sheet (a 3:0 win over PSV against Liza champions last month). After an important victory over Karabakh (3:2) in the middle of the season, Eddi Gau made six changes at the starting warehouse.

Prote tactical decisions were made in the near future: Joelinton Grav Zliva, nominal forward Nick Voltemade Viyshov was in a fit position, and winger Anthony Gordon was in the attacking line. The team is seriously losing stability after losing leading scorer Alexander Isak, who previously won a strike for a transfer to Liverpool for 125 million pounds sterling.

The head coach of Newcastle took responsibility for the failure on himself, having learned that participation in the European Cups negatively affects the concentration of the team at the internal level.

" We were focused on being as focused as possible on the skin game, but through the flow of matches, your concentration could be dissipated. We can add more money to our resources if we need it. Ale, I don’t think what is the sign of a top team. It’s our fault to remain calm on such a level,” summed up Gau.

Ahead of Newcastle there is a very complex calendar: already on Wednesday the team will take on Manchester United, and in February they will have home battles against Manchester City in the FA Cup and against Spanish Barcelona in the 1/8 finals of the Champions League.