It was a chastening first defeat of the 2026/27 season for Newcastle United as they conceded four goals at Elland Road in this Monday Night Football clash.Leeds United were convincing winners as they climbed to third in the fledgling Premier League table and ended Matthias Jaissle's unbeaten start as the visitors' head coach.He was not helped by the enforced early substitution of Nico González, while two of the hosts' goals took heavy deflections, but the German will know that his side fell well below the standards they'd set so far this term.Bazoumana Touré's first goal for the club following his summer move from Hoffenheim was one positive, but those were otherwise in short supply on a disappointing night in West Yorkshire.

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Joe Willock's late winner gave Newcastle United victory at Millwall in the Carabao Cup third round. Willock smartly turned home Lewis Hall's cutback with ten minutes remaining at The Den to put Matthias Jaissle's men into the fourth round after a difficult evening against the Championship side, who pushed the Magpies all the way.

The hosts struck the woodwork through substitute Taïryk Arconte just moments before the decisive goal as United were forced to weather a second half storm. But Willock's winner secured Newcastle's progress on a night when considerable discipline and resilience was required on the first meeting between the two teams since 1993.

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Second-half strikes from Anthony Elanga and Yoane Wissa sealed a 2-0 win for Newcastle United in Saturday's Premier League clash against Tottenham Hotspur. After a goalless first half at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Elanga's swivelled finish fired the visitors in front shortly after the hour mark.

Wissa's improvised finish, his first competitive goal since January, doubled United's advantage as Matthias Jaissle recorded his first Premier League win in charge of the Magpies. The German head coach made six changes from Wednesday's 3-2 win against West Bromwich Albion in the Carabao Cup, with Nico González making his Magpies bow following his transfer from Manchester City.

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Szoboszlai's last-gasp penalty cruelly denied Newcastle United a Premier League opening-day win at St. James' Park on Sunday. Anthony Elanga's early goal had given the Magpies a 1-0 half-time lead on Tyneside amid a raucous atmosphere. Cody Gakpo briefly levelled the scores from range at the start of the second half but substitute Joe Willock's superb finish - which came after a brilliant run from Yoane Wissa - just a couple of minutes after entering the fray swiftly put the hosts back in front.

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A Ben Williams own goal earned Newcastle United a share of the spoils as they fought back to draw 1-1 at Gateshead on Saturday.

Luke Supyk poked home to give United's National League neighbours a first half lead at Gateshead International Stadium.

But Williams couldn't get out of the way of Lewis Hall's cross and turned it past goalkeeper Adam Desbois late on to pull Eddie Howe's side level in their second outing of pre-season, following last weekend's behind-closed-doors win over Darlington.

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West Ham's survival hopes are hanging by a thread following a deeply damaging defeat against Newcastle United.

Nuno Espirito Santo's side had the chance to move out of the Premier League drop zone and pile the pressure back on Tottenham Hotspur with a win at St James' Park before the Hammers' relegation rivals meet Chelsea on Tuesday night.

However, given their vastly inferior goal difference, West Ham now need Chelsea to win at Stamford Bridge to realistically have any chance of staying up on the final day following this 3-1 loss on Tyneside.

The stunned visitors never truly recovered after conceding two quick-fire goals in the first half on Sunday.

West Ham were the architects of their own downfall for Newcastle's first after an over-hit pass from goalkeeper Mads Hermansen to Jean-Clair Todibo was pounced upon by the alert Harvey Barnes out on the right.

Barnes advanced into the box and clipped the ball across to Nick Woltemade, who hooked it past Hermansen to score his first league goal since December.

Newcastle doubled their lead just four minutes later when Jacob Ramsey fizzed the ball forward to William Osula and the in-form striker coolly finished through Hermansen's legs.

Nuno was left with his head bowed on the bench as any semblance of a game plan went up in smoke.

The West Ham manager turned to substitute Valentin Castellanos midway through the first half and the forward almost made an instant impact when he saw a volley swatted away by Nick Pope, before the Newcastle goalkeeper kept out El Hadji Malick Diouf's follow up with his legs.

Osula appeared to have ended any hope of an unlikely comeback, though, when he fired home from substitute Joe Willock's cutback in the second half following a neat one-two with his team-mate.

However, there was still time for Castellanos to pull one back with a superb first-time effort from distance to set up a slightly nervy finish for Newcastle.

But the result leaves relegation-threatened West Ham in 18th place as Newcastle move up to 11th to keep their slender hopes of qualifying for Europe alive.

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Elliot Anderson's late leveller against his former club Newcastle United edged Nottingham Forest closer to Premier League survival.

The midfielder - who left St James' Park for the City Ground two years ago - equalised with three minutes left to lift Forest seven points clear of the relegation zone.

With two games left they will be safe if 18th-placed West Ham United lose at home to Arsenal later on Sunday, with Vitor Pereira close to completing his survival mission after replacing Sean Dyche in February.

Harvey Barnes' strike looked set to keep Newcastle's slim European hopes alive when the substitute pounced in the second half.

That briefly lifted the Magpies up to ninth but they now sit 13th in a disappointing season following last year's fifth-place finish and Carabao Cup win.

William Osula went close for the Magpies when his free-kick hit the bar and Matz Sels spilled an earlier shot from Bruno Guimaraes, while Nick Pope's second-half save from Taiwo Awoniyi thwarted Forest.

Barnes struck with 16 minutes remaining when he ran onto Jacob Ramsey's pass and held off Morato to score but Anderson levelled when he collected James McAtee's short pass and gave Pope no chance from close range.

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