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Newcastle United held on for a massive 2-1 victory against Hull City at St. James' Park, but it was far from easy! After a dominant opening 10 minutes where Joe Willock and Lewis Hall put us 2-0 up, we completely lost control of the tempo in the second half.
In this match review, we break down how Hull City took over the game, Mohamed-Ali Cho's 67th-minute goal that made it a nervy finish, and how a heavily depleted Newcastle side managed to hand Hull their first defeat of the season. We also shine a massive spotlight on Lewis Hall, who was absolutely everywhere on the pitch and fully deserved his early goal.
With the squad looking stretched to the limit and the bench lacking depth, we discuss the mounting injury crisis at the club. Thankfully, the international break has arrived at the perfect time for Matthias Jaissle men to rest, recover, and regroup before the next fixture.
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