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Brentford Beat Newcastle 3-1 as Thiago Brace and Burn’s Dismissal Define Fiery Finish

The result extends Newcastle’s league away drought to nine matches, heightening scrutiny of Eddie Howe’s selections.

Overview

  • Harvey Barnes put Newcastle ahead in the first half after a Jacob Murphy move, but the visitors created little else on target.
  • Brentford levelled through Kevin Schade from a Michael Kayode long throw, continuing the hosts’ set-piece threat highlighted by a run of throw‑in goals this year.
  • Dango Ouattara was initially booked for simulation after contact from Dan Burn with VAR upholding the on‑field call, then later won a penalty when Burn fouled him again.
  • Burn received a second yellow for the latter incident, and with Nick Pope injured and replaced by Aaron Ramsdale, Igor Thiago converted the penalty before adding a stoppage-time clincher.
  • Newcastle’s away run without a Premier League win now stretches back to April, with supporters voicing criticism of Howe’s use of Burn at left-back and his in-game management.