Newcastle United Beat Manchester United 2–1 In Premier League
Sports Updated: 05 March 2026 01:35 EAT
Newcastle United secured a dramatic 2–1 victory over Manchester United at St James’ Park, marking a memorable night for Eddie Howe’s side in the Premier League. The win boosts Newcastle’s confidence and league position as they continue their push up the table.
The hosts took the lead in first‑half stoppage time when Anthony Gordon converted a penalty after a foul in the box, giving Newcastle a 1–0 advantage just before the break.
Manchester United responded almost immediately, with Casemiro heading in an equaliser from a Bruno Fernandes delivery in the ninth minute of added time, bringing the score to 1–1 at halftime.
Early in the second half, Newcastle were reduced to ten men after defender Jacob Ramsey received a red card for simulation, leaving them at a numerical disadvantage.
Despite the setback, Newcastle held firm and pushed for a winner. Their persistence paid off when William Osula scored a late goal, securing a 2–1 victory and sending the home crowd into celebration.
United’s interim manager Michael Carrick will be disappointed that his side failed to capitalise on the extra player, as Newcastle’s resilience proved decisive.
The result lifts Newcastle further in the league standings and provides a morale boost, while Manchester United must regroup quickly to maintain pressure on teams above them.
The match highlighted Newcastle’s fighting spirit under Eddie Howe, particularly in holding on and scoring the winner despite playing with ten men for much of the second half.
For Manchester United, the defeat ends an unbeaten league run and raises questions about consistency ahead of a busy period of domestic and European fixtures.
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