June 19, 2025

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Another Controversial BOMBSHELL From Maresca "- Chelsea Head Coach Enzo Maresca fires BLUNT "Eight-Word" response following 2-0 win over the Blues at St James’ Park in the Carabao Cup v Newcastle United

Another Controversial BOMBSHELL From Maresca “- Chelsea Head Coach Enzo Maresca fires BLUNT “Eight-Word” response following 2-0 win over the Blues at St James’ Park in the Carabao Cup v Newcastle United

Newcastle United overcame the disappointment of their recent defeat to Chelsea with a 2-0 victory over the Blues at St James’ Park in the Carabao Cup.

A quick-fire three-minute surge in the first half secured the win, featuring a goal from Alexander Isak and an own goal, which allowed the Magpies to control the game in the second half and keep Chelsea at bay.

The match could have taken a different turn when Anthony Gordon tackled Marc Cucurella, leading to a heated exchange between players from both sides, with Joelinton visibly animated. Chelsea’s Enzo Maresca, nearby, also reacted strongly, but referee Chris Kavanagh only issued Gordon a yellow card, dismissing Maresca’s protests. When asked post-match if he believed Gordon should have received a red card, Maresca declined to comment, saying, “I prefer not to talk about the referee.”

Newcastle will return to St James’ Park on Saturday to face Arsenal, hoping to end a five-match winless streak in the Premier League. Chelsea, on the other hand, will face Manchester United on Sunday, who may have a new manager in Ruben Amorim, reportedly close to replacing Erik ten Hag.

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