How did the players fare in Newcastle United's 2-1 win at Wolves?
WOLVES (4-4-1-1):
Johnstone 5; Semedo 5 (Doherty 76), Mosquera 5, Dawson 6, Ait-Nouri 6 (Forbs 86); Bellegarde 6 (Hwang 70), Andre 6 (Doyle 76), Lemina 7, Cunha 6; Gomes 6; STRAND LARSEN 8 (Guedes 86).
Subs (not used): Sa (gk), Bueno, Gomes, Sarabia.
NEWCASTLE (4-3-3):
7 Pope: Made two crucial second-half saves from Strand Larsen and Cunha to help seal Newcastle’s win
6 Livramento: Did okay defensively, but wasn’t able to get forward to join in with Newcastle’s attacking moves
7 Schar: Defended well and sparked the turnaround with a deflected long-range strike
6 Burn: Put in a decent shift against the physical Strand Larsen and kept driving his team-mates on
5 Hall: Didn’t look comfortable defensively on a number of occasions as Wolves attacked down their right
4 Longstaff: Gave the ball away to spark the move that led to Wolves’ opener and was replaced at the break
6 Guimaraes: Grew in influence as the game wore on and helped Newcastle get control of midfield
6 Joelinton: Worked hard enough at the heart of midfield in the first half, but was taken off at half-time
6 Murphy: Carried a threat down the flank as Newcastle rallied to claim all three points
5 Isak: Started brightly, but was already a fading force before he went down at the end of the first half
6 Gordon: Almost scored a brilliant goal when he hit the post, but didn’t look especially comfortable playing through the middle
Subs:
7 Tonali (for Longstaff, 46): Played a major role in Newcastle’s comeback
8 BARNES (for Isak, 46): Scored a brilliant winner and was the catalyst for the turnaround
7 Willock (for Joelinton, 46): Linked up with Barnes for the Magpies’ winning goal
6 Trippier (for Livramento, 64): Helped Newcastle get on the front foot late on
Kelly (for Guimaraes, 86)
(not used): Dubravka (gk), Krafth, Almiron, Osula.
Man Of The Match: HARVEY BARNES – Newcastle’s matchwinner changed the game after coming off the bench.
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