Premier League
Wolves 2-2 Newcastle: Hard-fought battle at “Molino” with four goals but no winner
In an evenly matched game that kept the crowd enthralled until the final minute, Wolves were held to a 2-2 draw against Newcastle at Molinos, with both teams looking to continue their unbeaten run in the Premier League.
Going into the game at Molinos on Saturday evening (October 28), Wolves were four games unbeaten in the Premier League before half-time and Newcastle were five, a sign of their recent form.
They maintained this throughout Matchday 10, with the Magpies taking the lead twice through Callum Wilson, but the Wolves responding with equal numbers from Lemina and Huang, drawing 2-2 and both exiting contentedly with a draw.
The pace was rapid in the first half, both teams contested a total of 16 finals (4 each on goal) and the ball ended up in the net three times. Calum Wilson opened the scoring in the 22nd minute with a deflected shot after Jose Sa failed to block a cross from the left (0-1). Wolves’ response came in the 36th minute with a great header from Semedo, who scored for the first time for Wolves and 4th overall in the Premier League.
In the first half finale, Eddie Howe’s side took the lead back, with Wilson scoring a well-timed penalty to make it 2-1, with the curse of away games (only 1 win in the last 8 games in all competitions) becoming ” “talk” was “against Newcastle in the second part.
It was Huang who got his hands on the ball as he was assisted by Gomes and produced a stunning dribble over an opponent to beat Pope with a perfect point and seal the 2-2 final, which also made the 11th. The two groups were tied in the round of 16.
- WOLVES: Sa, Kilman, Dawson, Totti Gomes, Cemento, Lemina (86′ Joao Gomes), Traore (54′ Doyle), Ait-Nouri, Neto (78′ Kalajdzic), Kunia, Huang
- NEWCASTLE: Pope, Trippier, Lascelles, Sher, Byrne, Longstaff, Guimaraes, Zoelindon, Almiron (72′ Willock), Wilson, Gordon
The results of the 10th game
- Crystal Palace – Tottenham 1-2 (90+4′ Aiou – 53′ automatic. Ward, 66′ Sean)
- Chelsea-Brentford 0-2 (58′ Pinnock, 90+6′ Embeumo)
- Arsenal-Sheffield United 5:0 (28′ 50′ 58′ Enketia, 88′ Pen. Vieira, 90+6′ Tomiiyasu)
- Bournemouth-Burnley 2-1 (22′ Semenio, 76′ Billing / 12′ Taylor)
- Wolves – Newcastle 2-2 (36′ Lemina, 71′ Huang / 22′ 45+4′ penalty. Wilson)
- 10/29 3:00 p.m West Ham-Everton
- 10/29 4:00 p.m Brighton-Fulham
- 10/29 4:00 p.m Aston Villa – Luton
- 10/29 4:00 p.m Liverpool-Nottingham
- 10/29 17:30 Manchester United – Manchester City
The program for the 11th matchday
- 11.04. 2:30 p.m Fulham-Manchester United
- 11.04. 17:00 o’clock Brentford-West Ham
- 11.04. 17:00 o’clock Manchester City – Bournemouth
- 11.04. 17:00 o’clock Sheffield United – Wolves
- 11.04. 17:00 o’clock Burnley – Crystal Palace
- 11.04. 17:00 o’clock Everton-Brighton
- 01.04. 7:30 p.m Newcastle-Arsenal
- 11.05. 4:00 p.m Nottingham-Aston Villa
- 11.05. 6:30 p.m Luton-Liverpool
- 11.06. 22:00 O’clock Tottenham-Chelsea
Source: sport 24
Sophia Jhon is a sports journalist and author. He has worked as a news editor for Sportish and is now a sport columnist for the same publication. Alberta’s professional interests lie largely in sports news, with an emphasis on English football. He has also written articles on other sporting topics.