Wolves vs Newcastle

NEWCASTLE UNITED return to Premier League where they'll be aiming to build on their thrilling draw with Manchester City against Wolverhampton Wanderer.

Saint-Maximin's late volley earns Eddie Howe's men a point despite a sub-par display at Wolves. Soccer Football - Premier League - Wolverhampton Wanderers v ...

Wearing the captain’s armband, it was a goal from nowhere as he picked his moment, took his touch, and then curved the ball past Nick Pope. Did deliver an inch-perfect cross into Jimenez Given that their big problem is scoring goals, and they are often guilty of squandering the most needless chances, so often do they turn to the magic of a playmaker who showed again why he has been linked with both Liverpool and Arsenal this summer.

Match report and free highlights as Allan Saint-Maximins 90th-minute volley rescues a 1-1 draw for Newcastle against Wolves; Ruben Neves had earlier given ...

"I thought we controlled the game with the ball in the second half. "I thought we did enough to win it in the second half. In the other situation, the referee comes to watch and take a decision about the goal. "But then very pleased with the second half. Of Neves' comments, he added: "I have to agree with the player. Liverpool host Newcastle in the Premier League on Wednesday at Anfield; kick-off 8pm. Another detail is that we score a second goal and the ref went to the screen. Wolves manager Bruno Lage: "I think we deserved more the three points. "Everyone sees it on the TV. "I already watched the images and it's unbelievable. Foot on the floor, tackle on his shin. When Neto almost broke his leg and the ref didn't go to the screen, that's one detail.

Wolves seek a first win and second goal of the Premier League season when they welcome unbeaten Newcastle United to the Molineux on Sunday.

Joelinton: With Bruno Guimares out there was reason to fear but the Brazilian Declan Rice was a disruptor again. Magpies are already a force: You keep waiting for the Magpies to slip up a bit following the red-hot finish to last season but good recruitment even before the takeover continues to pay off with Allan Saint-Maximin, Joe Willock, and Callum Wilson (absent Sunday) have combined with takeover transfer buys to really up the level. We’ve seen a lot of 1-1s between these teams but this one finishes 0-0 on another day but fans were treated to a pair of incredible goals. Wolves will hate luck more than their performance: A non-VAR world gives Wolves the three points here. [Neves’ vicious long-distance goal](https://soccer.nbcsports.com/2022/08/28/ruben-neves-laser-leads-wolves-to-halftime-lead-vs-newcastle-video/) was canceled out by Allan Saint-Maximin’s otherworldly volley and the Magpies came close to winning it during eight minutes of stoppage time. Newcastle also didn’t have its most important player (Bruno Guimares) and did not yet have a visa for record signing Alexander Isak.

Neves' vicious long-distance goal was canceled out by Allan Saint-Maximin's otherworldly volley and Newcastle came close to winning it late.

Joelinton: With Bruno Guimares out there was reason to fear but the Brazilian Declan Rice was a disruptor again. We’ve seen a lot of 1-1s between these teams but this one finishes 0-0 on another day but fans were treated to a pair of incredible goals. Allan Saint-Maximin, Joe Willock, and Callum Wilson (absent Sunday) have combined with takeover transfer buys to really up the level. [Neves’ vicious long-distance goal](https://soccer.nbcsports.com/2022/08/28/ruben-neves-laser-leads-wolves-to-halftime-lead-vs-newcastle-video/) was canceled out by Allan Saint-Maximin’s otherworldly volley and the Magpies came close to winning it during eight minutes of stoppage time. Wolves will hate luck more than their performance: A non-VAR world gives Wolves the three points here. Magpies are already a force: You keep waiting for the Magpies to slip up a bit following the red-hot finish to last season but good recruitment even before the takeover continues to pay off for Eddie Howe and Company.

Ruben Neves has given Wolverhampton Wanderers a fantastic goal. Wolves fans are hoping it's not a going-away present. If it is, it's a thoughtful one.

Neves has 25 goals and 12 assists in 217 career appearances with Wolves after making his name as a teenager at Porto. He surprised with a move to the then-Championship side Wolves in 2017 and helped the club to Premier League promotion with six goals. Neves is the gift that’s going to keep giving until his final gift of a big transfer fee, and the Portuguese international has already spent longer at the Molineux than many expected upon his signing with Wolves.