3/10 Newcastle stars are not suitable for wearing shirts

Newcastle’s hope is now oozing out of the FA Cup by potential cups.

They looked like they had a 1-0 lead over Brighton, and were beaten 2-1 after 120 minutes of the game, and the Seagulls countered the Hipies and added the game to the game.

Alexander Isak scored in the 22nd minute penalty spot, but goals from former Magpie Yankuba Minteh and Danny Welbeck scored Brighton’s victory.

Eddie Howe’s team owns 48%, shot 15 shots in the game and created 3 big opportunities. Meanwhile, Brighton had more balls at 21 points in the game, but only two in the game.

The game also includes two red cards, one for Newcastle’s Anthony Gordon and the other for Brighton’s Tariq Lamptey, which is an interesting conclusion.

Many of Newcastle players dig deep after dropping ten, but some still had some bad performances on the day.

Newcastle’s main poor performance against Brighton

Joelinton was one of Newcastle’s poorest performances that day, but it was a huge asset for the Howe side this season, with 29 appearances, 4 goals and 1 assist, totaling 2,344 minutes.

The 28-year-old has been suffering from a knee injury over the past few weeks, but his return against Brighton, played 56 minutes, won three of eight games, committed four fouls and received a yellow card.

Joelinton also encountered a mistake that led to a shooting, dribbling once, showing the midfield master, perhaps not yet fully clear.

Brazilian performances are not the worst performances of the Pies. Indeed, it was Tino Livramento who played Welbeck’s overtime champion. Meanwhile, Harvey Barnes struggles in the field of the script, just before Mark does not shoot alone.

That said, it’s another Newcastle star – a 3/10 guy from the Northern Echo – after a bad judgement, which really makes Howe a huge judgment in the game.

How Anthony Gordon surpassed Yankuba Minteh

Brighton’s shooter is only sold by Newcastle this summer, and Minteh joins Brighton for around £33 million.

Since joining the Seagulls, the 20-year-old winger has made 26 appearances for the club, scoring six goals and providing four assists.

Interestingly, it was the former Newcastle star who owned the better of the current Newcastle star Gordon, who was sent out in the 83rd minute of the game and now missed the Calabar Cup final due to three games.

In the words of Sky Sports’ Keith Downie, it’s the “stupid” and “real temper” mistake in the winger.

When you compare the performances of the two players on Sunday, they both made big mistakes, Gordon was sent out in the game, and Minteh gave ISAK a fine for conversion in the 22nd minute.

But, in fact, it was the Brighton star who looked better suited to wear a shirt with Minteh today, responding to the back of the network. He also won more ground finals, made more tackles and provided more key passes for his team. Gordon worked hard to get involved too much and ended up completing the pass than Martin Dubravka (23), which really disappointed the Champagne Army.

The Everton Academy graduates have better offensive season, with England International making 34 appearances, scoring nine goals and providing six assists to date. But, given the level he has proven, Minteh is only 20 years old, and many will wonder what he will become in the years to come.

In an ideal world, Newcastle could have kept Minteh in the summer, deploying three top three of Gordon, Minteh and Isak.

But, thanks to PSR, Hip certainly couldn’t catch the young guys and has now seen him come back to them, playing his role in knocking them out of the FA Cup.