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Newcastle Regains Confidence After Defeating Manchester City 2-1 In The Premier League.

Newcastle United’s thrilling 2-1 victory over Manchester City has not only delivered three crucial Premier League points but also reignited belief and resilience within Eddie Howe’s squad. This hard-fought win at St James’ Park showcased tactical maturity, mental fortitude, and standout performances—hinting at a potential turning point for the Magpies’ campaign, especially after a dip in form. Newcastle Triumphs Over the Champions Newcastle United overcame the reigning Premier League title holders with a display that mixed tactical discipline with clinical finishing, defeating Manchester City 2-1 in front of a jubilant home crowd. While City dominated possession and statistical metrics, it was Newcastle’s counter-attacking sharpness and defensive organisation that ultimately secured victory, marking one of the most memorable results of their Premier League season so far.​ First Half: Defensive Solidity, Frustrated Attacks The opening 45 minutes were tense and cagey, with Manchester Cit...
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Marseille confirms Roberto de Zerbi's appointment.

Olympique Marseille have completed the signing of former Brighton player Roberto de Zerbi.

Having been linked with a move away from Brighton all season, the seagulls confirmed that he would leave the AMEX stadium after the season's final game.

And Marseille have pounced following Jean-Louis Gasset's exit, with the French club stating that the Italian has signed a three-year contract in the south of France.


 The Italian explained: "I am delighted to join Olympique de Marseille; I had a great desire to join this club. The history and prestige of OM, the passion and zeal of its fans, and the seriousness and enthusiasm demonstrated to me by Frank, Pablo, and Medhi influenced my decision to take on this exciting project. I can't wait to sit on the bench at the Orange Vélodrome, this time as OM coach, and assist the team achieve the status it deserves."

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