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Newcastle United Football Club made history on Sunday with their sensational 8-0 away win over Sheffield United in the English Premier League, a victory that propelled them to the eighth position on the league table. This resounding triumph left Sheffield United struggling at the bottom of the table, unable to match the prowess of the visiting team.
What makes this victory even more remarkable is that it etched a new chapter in Premier League history. This game witnessed a rare feat as eight goals were scored by eight different players, a record that will be talked about for years to come.
The scoring spree began in the 21st minute when a precise through ball from Anthony Gordon found Sean Longstaff inside the box, who expertly dispatched the ball into the top right corner, opening the floodgates.
Ten minutes later, Newcastle extended their lead to 2-0 when Dan Burn rose above the defense to meet Kieran Trippier’s perfectly executed corner kick with a powerful header into the right post.
The third goal came in the 35th minute from a free-kick. Sven Botman found space and executed a thunderous header into the bottom left corner, further solidifying Newcastle’s dominance.
Early in the second half, Callum Wilson leaped high to meet a deep cross and added the fourth goal with a bullet header into the net.
Anthony Gordon struck brilliantly for the fifth goal, collecting a pass and unleashing an unstoppable shot into the bottom right corner.
Miguel Almiron made it 6-0 after breaking through the defense and slotting home a precise strike.
In the 73rd minute, Bruno Guimaraes capitalized on a rebound inside the box, rifling the ball into the top right corner to notch Newcastle’s seventh goal.
To complete Sheffield United’s ordeal, Alexander Isak embarked on a fantastic solo run, firing a shot from inside the box into the bottom right corner.
This remarkable victory not only solidifies Newcastle United’s standing in the Premier League but also stands as a testament to their exceptional teamwork and finishing prowess. It’s a game that will be remembered as a historic moment in the annals of English football.
