8/10 stars just saved hopes in FA Cup Newcastle

Newcastle United survived the intimidation but the magpi were up to the fifth circle Fa cup.

Birmingham City took a quick fire, scoring only a minute of action but goals from Joe Willock and Callum Wilson He seems to have placed the northeast side in the driver’s seat.

Tomoki Iwata then made a sublime effort outside the box that equalized things before halftime, and the tie was finely ready.

Considering that the clock marked, it looked like it would take another 30 minutes to settle the match, but he stepped up above Willock with the moment of magic.

The Englishman was top -notch against the League One and he must have saved Eddie Howow’s blush.

Excellent account of Joe Willock against Birmingham City

The 25-year-old had only Started 10 times For magnles before this conflict of the fourth round. Howe freed him in the initial XI, and that was the perfect opportunity to invest a regular minute request.

While his two goals helped see the club until the next round, the Englishman also succeeded with four of his six tribunal attempts, made two key passages, created a great chance and won seven ground duels throughout the match.

It was a performance that would undoubtedly satisfy the manager, especially given his desire to prevent the attachment to go extra time.

Although Willock was great, it was another player who proved to be How’s a real hero: William dried up.

William Truy took the opportunity against Birmingham City

Since the turn of the year, the warfare had had played only 85 minutes For Magsi, starting once. This came during the third round of FA Cup against Bromley last month, in a game where Denmark Starlet scored her first goal for Magpies.

Talented, no doubt, but the 21-year-old has not yet convinced the manager of his abilities in the last third.

Against Birmingham, he Registered two assists In the first half, while he made three key passages and succeeded with three four attempts at dribble, showing how effective he was.

He had dried up three crosses on the field during her time, although none was accurate, while he also conquered impressive 12 countries and finished 88% of his passages.

It was a mature performance of the attacker and he will surely give Howe a big headache while watching him forward against Manchester City next weekend.

So impressive was his performance, journalist Dominic Scurr of Shields Gazette gave the young man 8/10 matching rating, saying that “pace and power made him a real threat to the right” in St. Andrews.

Can this be a display that dried up gives confidence that it can evaluate in St. James under Howe? Only time will say.