Newcastle United vs Man City: Premier League 2022-23, NEW 3-3 MCI – Manchester City come from behind to earn a 3-3 draw with Newcastle. City took the lead inside five minutes but Newcastle turned it around before the break with goals from Almiron and Wilson. Trippier whipped in a brilliant free-kick to make it 3-1. City rallied quickly and two goals in four minutes from Haaland and Silva brought them back level. The Magpies had a scare when Trippier was shown a straight red for a high challenge on De Bruyne, but a VAR check saw it overturned. Follow Premier League 2022-23 LIVE updates and news on InsideSport.IN
Newcastle United vs Man City: NEW 3-3 MCI, Man City comeback to draw 3-3 against a stubborn Newcastle side at St. James’ Park, Check Newcastle vs Manchester City HIGHLIGHTS
⚽ Gundogan 🅰️ Bernardo
⚽ Almiron 🅰️ Saint-Maximin
⚽ Wilson 🅰️ Saint-Maximin
⚽ Trippier
⚽ Haaland 🅰️ Rodri
⚽ Bernardo 🅰️ De BruyneAn incredible game at St.James’ Park ends all square. pic.twitter.com/hzDpPqENlO
— Squawka News (@SquawkaNews) August 21, 2022
Newcastle United vs Man City: City comeback to draw 3-3 at St. James’ Park
The reigning champions had started their latest title defence with back-to-back wins without conceding and took a fifth-minute lead at St James’ Park through Ilkay Gundogan.
However, Miguel Almiron levelled up with a goal awarded after a VAR check and Callum Wilson had Newcastle – themselves still unbeaten – in front prior to half-time.
Kieran Trippier’s stunning free-kick put Newcastle further ahead, but Haaland pulled one back and Silva equalised soon after to ensure the points were shared.
Newcastle had kept back-to-back clean sheets but were caught cold early on, with Gundogan left in plenty of space to control Silva’s clipped pass and fire home.
Stubborn Newcastle hold City to a 3-3 draw
Kevin De Bruyne was twice denied by Nick Pope, though Newcastle levelled up when Almiron met Saint-Maximin’s cross with his thigh and bundled past Ederson.
After Almiron’s celebrations were cut short by an offside flag, a VAR check determined Joao Cancelo had kept the Newcastle attacker onside and the goal was allowed to stand.
The hosts led by the interval through Wilson’s well-taken strike past Ederson following more good work from Saint-Maximin.
Pope produced a fine fingertip stop to help Haaland’s shot onto the post early in the second half, shortly before Trippier’s sublime 30-yard free-kick found the top-left corner.
Newcastle United vs Man City: NEW 3-3 MCI
City gave themselves hope thanks to Haaland’s volley after anticipating Rodri’s knock-down inside the box.
After Haaland uncharacteristically missed a one-on-one chance, City were back on level terms when De Bruyne cut open Newcastle’s defence and Silva calmly slotted past Pope.
That set up a tense final 25 minutes, in which Trippier was shown a red card for a cynical challenge on De Bruyne before the decision was downgraded to yellow, though there was to be no winning goal.
What’s Next?
City are still unbeaten, but they miss the chance to go level on points with Arsenal at the top, and they move into second. Next up for them is a charity game against Barcelona on Wednesday. Newcastle’s unbeaten run also goes on and their attention now turns to the EFL Cup when they travel to Tranmere Rovers.
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