Bournemouth Stuns Newcastle with Late Winner

0:00Europe news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters across Europe. I'm Cory with the story. Borameth hit Newcastle with a tough 2-1 loss at St. James's Park, sealing it with Adrian Trufford's close range strike in the 85th. My Newt, Marcus Tavernier opened the scoring in the first half, but Will of Sula pulled one back for the magpies to level things up. This marked Newcastle's 8th defeat in their last 11 league games, slamming the brakes on their push for European spots next season. The game stayed tight after the break, with Newcastle subbing in Kieran Trippier and bringing back Bruno Guimare's from injury, but they couldn't find. That killer edge. Borameth stayed sharp on the counter, building from the wings through players like Ryan Christie and Alex Scott. Newcastle struggled to keep momentum, looking shaky every time the cherries transition forward. Fans inside St. James's Park, over 52,000 strong, grew restless quick, booing at half-time. And turning militant as the lackluster play, dragged on.

1:01Eddie Howe, facing his former club, still hasn't grabbed a league win against them in eight tries now. That mounting pressure has the crowd and owners, eyeing his future at the end of this rough campaign. Anthony Gordon sat out with a hip flexor injury, right after whispers he might be open to moves away from the club. Goalkeeper Adam Ramsdale had some close calls early, and Dordet Petrovic made a key say for Borameth, but it wasn't enough to stop the late, collapse. Newcastle slide deepens their woes, while Borameth climbs with these vital road points, keeping their season on the upswing as the Premier League.