Newcastle reached the finals of the Carabao Cup for the second time in the three seasons, after the semi-final victory of 2-0 of the second leg over Arsenal contributed to the total 4-0 victory.
Jacob Murphy and Anthony Gordon hit for men Eddie Howe, expanding the advantage they had acquired In the first leg on the Emirates 7th. January Book a place on Wembley on March 16th.
Magpies will now face either Tottenham or Liverpool, who play on Thursday night in the second semifinal second part, live Sport Sky Sports Sports.
Newcastle almost started a dream at Raucous St. James. Alexander Isaac – who has scored 14 goals in the last 13 games – he escaped behind Arsenal’s defense and found a net with a brutal, devastating ending.
The Swede inserted every second of the fans fans celebrations, but quickly returned to Earth when Judge Simon Hooper posted on the stadium on the system, so the goal was excluded due to the offshore after VAR examination.
But 15 minutes later, they achieved one that was counting. Gabriel and William Saliba could not restrain Isaka again, who overthrew the unstoppable shot on the left. For a moment, Arsenal thought they were in clear, until Murphy had arrived to wipe and hit an empty net.
Another concern for Arsenal appeared on the injury – which did not sign forward in January the transition window – before the break when Gabriel Martinelli went to Earth holding his knees and was quickly replaced by Ethan Nwaneri.
Within three minutes from the second half, Gordon scored the ball off the Saliba’s feet and, with Gunners goalkeeper David Ray, tried his luck with 40 meters, and the ball skipped only the left post. But Arsenal handed the hosts to the wembley ticket very soon after that.
Raya played the ball towards Declan Rice, which Fabian Schar pressed and alienated, and the loose ball was proceeded by Gordon, who lowered the corner on the left.
Every hope that Arsenal had to return to the tie and then gave Newcastle the opportunity to end his 70-year-old waiting on the main trophy in the capital next month.
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