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Newcastle Beat Spurs 2-0 in Premier League

Elanga and Wissa score as De Zerbi's Spurs lose again

Newcastle Beat Spurs 2-0 in Premier League
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Match Summary

Newcastle United secured their first Premier League win of the 2026/27 season with a convincing 2-0 result against Tottenham Hotspur at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday. The match remained goalless until the 62nd minute when Anthony Elanga scored, followed by Yoane Wissa's goal ten minutes later. This victory gives Newcastle four points from two games, while Spurs have yet to earn a point or score a goal in their opening two league fixtures.[S2]

De Zerbi's Reaction

Tottenham manager Roberto De Zerbi expressed disappointment after the match, saying he felt the opening goal zapped the confidence of his players. He acknowledged that Newcastle played well but insisted his team created more chances and had more shots. De Zerbi admitted that after conceding, some players may have lost belief, but he remained confident in the squad's quality, noting that the club has rebuilt the team and needs time to find connection and style.[S3]

Newcastle's Perspective

Newcastle boss Matthias Jaissle praised his team's performance, highlighting their disciplined tactical plan and ability to handle the challenge against a strong opponent. Speaking to Sky Sports, he noted that they had done well against Liverpool the previous week and that this victory was a step in the right direction. Jaissle emphasized that they try to keep their principles regardless of the opponent, and it worked on this occasion.[S1]

Sources: BBC News · Sundayguardianlive · TottenhamhotspurView sources
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  • I'm disappointed for the result. I'm sorry for the fans, for the players. Until we conceded the first goal, I think Newcastle played a good game, but I think we played better and we created more chances to score, more shots on goal.
    Roberto De ZerbiTottenham Hotspur managervia Tottenhamhotspur

    De Zerbi reflects on the defeat, acknowledging Newcastle's performance but insisting his team created more chances.

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