Newcastle vs Nottm Forest

Newcastle welcome Premier League new boys Nottingham Forest to St James' Park on the opening weekend of the 2022/23 season. It's been more than two decades ...

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The Premier League's opening weekend continues with four 3pm BST kick-offs. Join Rob Smyth for updates on those and more.

Liverpool’s job now is to blood some youngsters and keep it respectable for the rest of the season, ready to go again next August.” The second leg is in Holland next week and I’m nervous already. Having lost 3-0 at Wycombe last weekend, they’re already two goals and a man down at home to Bristol Rovers. It’s a pleasant smorgasbord which includes potential title challengers, newly promoted dreamers and everything inbetween. After Ait-Nouri was caught in possession, Rodrigo made just enough room to swish a shot through Jose Sa at the near post. Marcus Tavernier, Diego Carlos, Boubacar Kamara, Brenden Aaronson, Tyler Adams, Nathan Collins, Nick Pope, Sven Botman, Jesse Lingard, Taiwo Awoniyi, Dean Henderson, Neco Williams, Clement Lenglet, Yves Bissouma, Ivan Perisic, Gavin Bazunu and Armel Bella-Kotchap are among those who should make their debut today. He looks a right handful. A cracking game ends all square. “Afternoon Rob,” says Simon McMahon. “Today’s SPL games are Rangers v Kilmarnock, Ross County v Celtic, Aberdeen v St. Mirren and Motherwell v St. Johnstone. Just kicked off and no goals in any of the games yet. A corner was half cleared and eventually back out to the taker, Son, on the left. “Mary Waltz is an optimist’s pessimist,” says Billy Ditchburn. “It’s all over for Liverpool now. Spurs have come from behind to lead.

Fabian Schar and Callum Wilson scored as Newcastle held 63% of the ball and put 10 of its 23 shots on target vs newly-promoted Nottingham Forest.

It should’ve been the home team ahead before halftime as Nottingham Forest’s adjustment to the pace of the Premier League was… Joelinton: It’s actually ridiculous how good of a center midfielder the center forward’s become under Eddie Howe’s vision and tutelage. Dean Henderson was class between the posts and Forest boss Steve Cooper will be encouraged by the Manchester United loanee’s early heroics. Much was demanded of Forest captain Joe Worrall at the back and he mostly delivered the goods. Newcastle was all over Nottingham Forest but just missing the finishing touch over the first 58 minutes at St. James’ Park, which was a powder keg as Bruno Guimares pulled the strings and Miguel Almiron ran his shorts off only to be flummoxed time again by Almiron’s hesitance to shoot and Dean Henderson’s collected nature between the sticks for Forest. Newcastle United took some time to get on the scoresheet but left no question of superiority in a 2-0 defeat of newly-promoted Nottingham Forest at St. James’ Park on Saturday.