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Premier League Matchday 8 Sun 25 Oct

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Full-time 0:2

Osula 47′Barnes 58′

Six of the Round · Premier League

Player of the match Lukas Hornicek 7.7

GolVolt ratingSkip it 2.9/10 more watchable than 29% of Premier League matches Settled by 58′. How we rate

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The match in 30 seconds

Turning point: 47' Osula, 0:1
  1. 14 → 7

    Newcastle United climb 7 places in the table. Crystal Palace: 16 → 17.

  2. 1.8 xG

    Newcastle United kept a clean sheet against 1.8 xG.

  3. 36% → 94%

    Newcastle United: chance of winning before kick-off and after minute 84.

The turning point is the biggest jump in the match: after the goal for 0:1, from 30% to 66% (Newcastle United).

How the match went

One minute axis for every view. The discs along the bottom are the goals.

90+8' · 0:2Crystal Palace 1%draw 5%Newcastle United 94%

Key stats

53% Possession 47%
1.81 xG (expected goals) 1.11
17 Shots 10
4 On target 2
2 Big chances 2
7 Corners 4
All stats (23)

Preview and report

After the match · 0–2

Crystal Palace 0–2 Newcastle United: Osula and Barnes score after the break

Newcastle United beat Crystal Palace 2–0 in Premier League matchweek 8. Both goals came in the second half, and Newcastle climbed to seventh in the table.

Automatically translated from Polish · AI-generated from GolVolt data and the sources listed below the article

Two goals after the break

The first half ended goalless, though Palace had the better chances in it. After the break the hosts started the second half poorly and quickly conceded. In the 47th minute Jacob Murphy crossed from the right, and William Osula got a foot to it and found the net. It was Osula's first start since matchweek 1 of the season. In the 58th minute Harvey Barnes made it 2–0 after an assist from Amar Dedic. Barnes now has two league goals this season.

More shots for the hosts

Palace had 17 shots, four of them on target, while Newcastle had ten, two on target. The hosts also won more corners (seven to Newcastle's four) and had slightly more possession (53% to 47%). Both of the visitors' shots on target ended up as goals.

Up the table and a first clean sheet

After the win Newcastle have 11 points and moved from 14th to seventh. They returned to winning ways after three games and kept their first clean sheet since August. The visitors' manager made five changes to the starting eleven from the previous match. Palace, on seven points, dropped from 16th to 17th.

Live · goal

Automatically translated from Polish · AI-generated from GolVolt data

  1. Minute 60 0–2

    Barnes scores, Crystal Palace 0–2 Newcastle United

    Harvey Barnes scored in the 58th minute after an assist from Amar Dedic. Crystal Palace are losing 0–2, and William Osula had scored earlier, in the 47th minute, from a pass by Jacob Murphy. It is Barnes' second league goal this season.

    Number of the match: 2 — That is how many Premier League goals Barnes has this season after his strike in the 58th minute.

  2. Minute 50 0–1

    Osula scores, Crystal Palace 0–1 Newcastle United

    William Osula scored in the 47th minute and put Newcastle United ahead. Jacob Murphy provided the assist. It is the first goal of the Premier League Matchweek 8 game.

    Number of the match: 47th minute — Osula scored the only goal of the match so far in that minute.

Live · half-time · 0–0

Crystal Palace and Newcastle United goalless at half-time

Crystal Palace and Newcastle United go in at the break at 0–0 in Premier League matchweek 8. The hosts had 8 shots in the first half, 2 of them on target.

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Number of the match 8 That is how many shots Crystal Palace had in the first half, while Newcastle United had four, none on target.

More shots for Palace, none on target for Newcastle. It is 0–0 at the break. Crystal Palace had 8 shots and Newcastle United 4. The hosts had two shots on target, the visitors none. Newcastle had more of the ball, keeping it for 54% of the time to Palace's 46%. There was one corner each.

Each side's top scorers. Before this game, Crystal Palace's top scorer in the Premier League was Tyrick Mitchell with 2 goals in 7 games. At Newcastle United, Anthony Elanga had the same number of goals, scoring them in 3 games.

Before the match

Crystal Palace without a goal for 132 minutes ahead of Newcastle clash

Crystal Palace, 14th in the Premier League table, face Newcastle United in Matchweek 8 and have not scored a league goal for 132 minutes. It is the third-longest such run in the competition. Newcastle have lost their last two league away games, both 1–4.

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Number of the match 125 shots That is how many shots were taken at the Crystal Palace goal in seven matches, a league record.

Palace rarely score, especially late on

Crystal Palace have scored 9 league goals, and only one of them came after the 75th minute. The team's top scorer is Tyrick Mitchell, who has 2 goals in 7 games.

The most goals conceded in the league

Palace have conceded 17 goals in the Premier League, more than any other team. In seven matches, 125 shots have been taken at their goal, also the most in the league. Three of the 17 goals conceded came after the 75th minute. In their last league game, they lost 0–5 away to Brighton.

Newcastle after two away defeats by 1–4

Newcastle are 11th in the table with 8 points after seven matches. In their last league game, they lost 0–1 at home to Aston Villa. Before that, in league away games, they lost 1–4 to Leeds and 1–4 to Coventry. They have won only once in their last five league games. In the last four meetings between the sides, counted after 90 minutes, Palace have won once and drawn once, and Newcastle have won twice.

Why this rating

Four pillars, each measured against the same league over the last 12 months.

How we rate

Settled by 58′.

  • Dramaweight 50% Settled by 58′.The result was clear early — little to hold on for. Drama: 3.2 out of 10
  • Heroesweight 20% Osula scored the winner.Solid performances, no single big hero. Heroes: 5.3 out of 10
  • Stakesweight 15% It mattered for the table but settled nothing. Stakes: 4.5 out of 10
  • Quality of playweight 15% An average number of chances. Quality of play: 4.4 out of 10

Match ECG

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Worth watching: Skip it

GolVolt rating 2.9more watchable than 29% of Premier League matches

The GolVolt rating comes from four pillars — drama, heroes, stakes and quality of play — measured against this league's matches of the last 12 months (model nap-v2).

GolVolt reviewpost-match article

Crystal Palace 0–2 Newcastle United: Osula and Barnes score after the breakThe review gives the result away — switch spoilers back on to read it.

Newcastle United beat Crystal Palace 2–0 in Premier League matchweek 8. Both goals came in the second half, and Newcastle climbed to seventh in the table.

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How the match went

2 goals6 cards1 VAR

Counts cover only events captured in the retained timeline.

Timeline

  1. 36' Nico Gonzálezyellow card · foul
  2. 45+1' Fabian Schäryellow card · foul
  3. Half-time · 0:0
  4. 47' Goal: William Osulaleft foot · assist: Murphy0:1
  5. 53' Goal Disallowed
  6. 58' Goal: Harvey Barnesright foot · assist: Dedic0:2
  7. 62' SubstitutionNketiah for Mateta
  8. 63' SubstitutionOsorio for McNeil
  9. 75' Yéremy Pinoyellow card · dissent
  10. 77' 3 substitutionsElanga for BarnesRamsey for WillockWissa for Osula
  11. 78' Lewis Hallyellow card · time-wasting
  12. 79' Anan Khalailiyellow card · dissent
  13. 85' SubstitutionSteur for Joelinton
  14. 90+3' Jaydee Canvotyellow card · foul
  15. 90+5' SubstitutionThiaw for Dedic
  16. Full-time · 0:2

Match stats

Shooting

1.81 xG (expected goals) 1.11
17 Shots 10
4 On target 2
2 Big chances 2
8 Off target 4
5 Blocked 4
9 Inside the box 7
8 Outside the box 3
2 Big chances missed 1

Play

53% Possession 47%
7 Corners 4
384 Passes 351
70% Pass accuracy 71%
8 Key passes 9
80 Attacks 91
61 Dangerous attacks 56

Defence

21 Tackles 10
13 Interceptions 10
0 Saves 4

Discipline

12 Fouls 10
4 Offsides 1
3 Yellow cards 3
0 Red cards 0

Lineups and ratings

The highlighted rating is the player of the match.

Match sheet

Coaches
Pierre Sage Crystal Palace Matthias Jaissle Newcastle United
Stadium
Selhurst Park, London

Player ratings

Ratings from the data provider, scale 1–10.

  1. Player of the match · Newcastle United Lukas Hornicek 7.66
  2. 2. place · Newcastle United Jacob Murphy 7.41
  3. 3. place · Newcastle United Joelinton 7.30
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Absences

Crystal Palace · 1 out

  • Chadi Riad Injured

    since 23 Aug · return date unknown · 11 matches missed · Knee Injury

Newcastle United · 1 out

  • Tino Livramento Injured

    since 16 Jun · return date unknown · 16 matches missed · Knock

Injuries and suspensions as reported for this match.

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