Fabian Schar and Harvey Barnes deliver Newcastle a 2-1 lead at the Molineux and Nick Pope's fantastic late save secures the win over Wolverhampton Wanderers on Sunday.

Newcastle United fought back from a halftime deficit with two long-range strikes in the space of five minutes to beat Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-1 at Molineux on Sunday and move into third place in the Premier League.

Wolves host Newcastle United on Sunday at Molineux, with the Old Gold hoping to claim their first win of the new English Premier League season.  The home side have had a pretty unforgiving set of fixtures so far,

Gallant failures count for absolutely nothing and our statistics are alarmingly bleak, but there can’t be much complaint regarding the levels of effort and commitment displayed by Wolves in this match. To be undone by two screamers from distance after defending with genuine resolution against highly-rated opposition really is hard to stomach.

On an afternoon when Wolves exposed flaws which highlighted Mitchell’s failure to strengthen Newcastle’s strongest side this summer, victory nevertheless came from the sort of combination that has been the hallmark of Howe’s success: the first goal came from a player he inherited,

In Newcastle's previous away game, Gordon was the best man on the pitch, scoring and being a constant threat to his opponents. Wolves should be careful, too, but considering the "package" he's coming with, he'll be difficult to contain.

Newcastle United fought back from a halftime deficit with two long-range strikes in the space of five minutes to beat Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-1 at Molineux on Sunday and move into third place in the Premier League.

Newcastle United bounced back from a half-time deficit with two long-range strikes within the space of five minutes to trump Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-1 at Molineux on Sunday (September 15, 2024) and move into third place in the English Premier League.