On whether Newcastle deserved something: "I felt we did for the character shown in coming back. I thought there were a lot of positive things, a lot of very good football. I felt as though we were chasing the game, we were moments away from scoring at any moment."

Eddie Howe admits Newcastle United struggled to cope with Cole Palmer and Nicolas Jackson in Chelsea’s 2-1 win at Stamford Bridge on Sunday. Chelsea made a strong start to the game and thought they had taken the lead in the first half though Palmer before his effort was rule out for offside following a call from VAR.

There was then some boos directed at one decision Howe made during the match which came when Sandro Tonali was withdrawn on the 68 minute mark. The Italian midfielder has completed just one full match since signing for the club last summer and some of the away end made their feelings clear when he was selected to come off once again.

Newcastle boss Eddie Howe says his side played well enough to take something from the game after a 2-1 loss to Chelsea in the Premier League at Stamford Bridge.

Eddie Howe has shared how he plans to get his Newcastle United side to nullify the threat of Cole Palmer when they face Chelsea.The 22-year-old has continued his fine form from last season into

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Newcastle United and Eddie Howe have been dealt a late injury blow ahead of facing Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, with Anthony Gordon sidelined

Newcastle United travel to Stamford Bridge on Sunday, looking to recover from a four-game winless streak in the Premier League as they face a Chelsea side aiming for a return to the top four. Eddie Howe’s Magpies have struggled to find the net in recent weeks,