far cry from the team they were during February’s EFL Cup final, where Erik ten Hag snapped a six-year trophyless streak for his side, Manchester United
lost their grip on the crown to an inspired Newcastle, who completed their revenge mission after their previous Wembley woes and recorded their
best away win at Man United in 93 years.Miguel Almiron’s finish, Lewis Hall’s sumptuous volley and a crisp Joe Willock finish led to a familiar sense of doom and
gloom around Old Trafford, as Eddie Howe’s team set up a mouthwatering quarter-final outing versus Chelsea and brought an end to
their two-game winless run following defeat to Borussia Dortmund and a 2-2 draw with Wolverhampton Wanderers.Evidently feeling
the effects of their recent Champions League exploits, Newcastle threw away a pair of slender leads – both of which came via Callum Wilson – to accept a point at Molineux, one
which leaves the Magpies sixth in the table with 17 points after 10 matches.Howe’s team are currently rank outsiders when it comes to
Champions League qualification, though, as Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur, Arsenal, Liverpool and Aston Villa – who sit five points
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better off than the Magpies – are engaged in a captivating five-team tussle to dine at Europe’s top table.The hosts are more than capable of
putting a dent in Arsenal’s title aspirations while boosting their own hopes of glory, though, as Newcastle have won each of their
last three Premier League home games without conceding, recovering the defensive nous that made them quite the force to be reckoned with in 2022-23.
