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Premier League wrap: Everton up to fifth, Toon beat Hull
- Newcastle United defeated Hull City 2-1 on Saturday at St James' Park, with Joe Willock and Lewis Hall scoring within the opening seven minutes to secure an early commanding lead.
- Manager Jaissle deployed a 4-2-3-1 formation that dominated early play, with Newcastle controlling 75% possession and establishing their two-goal advantage within the first 15 minutes.
- Yoane Wissa missed a penalty just before halftime after Sorba Thomas fouled Jacob Murphy; Hull goalkeeper Konstantinos Tzolakis saved the spot-kick, with VAR confirming the decision.
- Hull City manager Jakirovic introduced Mohamed-Ali Cho and Joe Gelhardt to push for a late equalizer, though Gelhardt's 85th-minute shot was blocked and his 89th-minute effort was declined.
- Newcastle United claimed their first home win of the season, while the result ended Hull's unbeaten start to the Premier League campaign at St James' Park.
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Newcastle United beat Hull City 2-1 in an intriguing match from the 5th round of the English Premier League. The match at the St. James' Park stadium started in the best possible way for the hosts, who secured a comfortable lead in the opening minutes. The "Magpies" struck a double blow by the 7th minute - first Joe Willock opened the score in the 3rd minute, and four later Lewis Hall made it 2-0. Winger Harvey Barnes played a key role in both g…
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The Independent (US)Strong start proves decisive as Newcastle end Hull’s unbeaten record
Joe Willock and Lewis Hall were on target for the hosts at St James’ Park
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Hull City suffered their first defeat of the season, losing 2-1 to Newcastle United in the fifth week of the Premier League.
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