The match between Spurs and Newcastle saw a strong performance from Spurs, who had 20 shots on goal and 49 touches in Newcastle’s box. They were looking to secure a win but were met with a resilient and defensive Newcastle who played in the second gear and frustrated the livelier Spurs side.

Despite their defensive approach, Newcastle remained unbeaten and showed a ruthlessness on the break, scoring three goals at home from four shots on target. Spurs dominated the ball but were unable to capitalize on their chances, with Isak missing an opportunity to score.

Newcastle took the lead, against the run of play, with Barnes battling for a start and Howe making strategic adjustments. Spurs continued to apply pressure, with Newcastle defending deep and weathering an early storm.

Isak had a good chance, but after the break, Spurs intensified their game and managed to equalize. They continued to dominate, with Wilson Odobert missing a clear opportunity and Son being denied by a great block tackle from Newcastle’s Dan Burn.

The momentum shifted as recalled England keeper Nick Pope’s distribution faltered, and Newcastle struggled to maintain possession. Spurs’ pressure increased, frustrating Howe who was seeking to stem the tide.

However, Newcastle capitalized on a breakaway and secured the win. Off the pitch, the Saudi PIF chief and key decision-makers were in attendance, witnessing the challenges and successes of the team.

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