Newcastle 3-1 Brighton: Howe’s Side End Losing Streak in Front of Owners
Newcastle Beat Brighton to Ease Pressure on Howe

Newcastle United snapped their four-game Premier League losing run with a convincing 3-1 victory over Brighton & Hove Albion at St James’ Park, in front of their club owners.

Owners in Attendance

Chairman Yasir Al-Rumayyan and co-owner Jamie Reuben were present to witness the Magpies’ resurgence, just days after holding a meeting with manager Eddie Howe at Matfen Hall on Thursday.

First-Half Dominance

Newcastle raced into a 2-0 lead by half-time. Will Osula opened the scoring with his third goal in four Premier League appearances, before Dan Burn doubled the advantage with a header against his former club.

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Brighton Fight Back

The Seagulls pulled one back just after the hour mark when Jack Hinshelwood found the top corner with a fine strike. However, Newcastle held firm and sealed the victory deep into added time through Harvey Barnes.

The defeat ends Brighton’s five-game unbeaten run, dropping them to seventh in the standings. For Newcastle, the win eases the pressure on Howe and lifts spirits in the camp.

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