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3/10 match rating, what an Awful display from star like him, is time Eddie drop him”- Eddie told could Ditch club FLOP following Devastating 3/10 display vs Bournemouth
Newcastle United endured a nightmare performance in their 4-1 defeat to Bournemouth, with the team collectively outplayed and individual performances well below par. Here’s a breakdown of the player ratings and thoughts on their efforts at St James’ Park:
Dubravka (5.5) – Made some crucial saves to prevent a heavier defeat but was at fault for Bournemouth’s second goal.
Livramento (3) – Struggled throughout the match, unable to cope with Semenyo. Sloppy with the ball, and moving him to left-back in the second half didn’t improve his performance.
Botman (4) – Looked uncomfortable on the right side of defense and was subbed at halftime. Still finding his rhythm after a long injury layoff.
Burn (4) – A misplaced pass to Bruno led to Bournemouth’s second goal. Had a tough time all game, although he made some important defensive blocks.
Hall (4) – Off his usual defensive game, often brushed off the ball and beaten by Brooks. Made the assist for the goal but was generally poor.
Guimaraes (5) – Was fouled repeatedly and struggled against Bournemouth’s aggressive press. Dispossessed in a dangerous area for the second goal, although his header did give some hope.
Tonali (6.5) – The standout performer in an otherwise disappointing match. Fought hard, covered a lot of ground, and made plenty of recovery runs, though struggled to link up with Guimaraes due to Bournemouth’s pressing.
Joelinton (4.5) – Lacked quality on the ball and seemed more focused on physicality than on creating chances. The midfield was dominated by Bournemouth.
Murphy (4) – Had little to no impact on the game. His recent form was absent, offering no threat going forward.
Gordon (4.5) – Came close with a venomous volley and a cleared shot off the line, but his poor giveaway for the third goal was costly. His set-pieces were also disappointing.
Isak (4.5) – Was largely invisible and failed to make an impact, continuing a run of nine games without scoring. A highly disappointing performance.
Subs:
Schar (4) – A poor pass early on should have been punished, and things didn’t improve as the game progressed.
Trippier (4) – Should have taken a free kick instead of Isak, and was caught out of position for Bournemouth’s fourth goal.
Willock (3.5) – Offered nothing after coming on. His form this season is a growing concern.
Osula (NR) – Barely touched the ball after coming on.
