Newcastle United will need more ideas and ambition to defeat Liverpool - BBC Sport analyst
BBC Sport analyst – Newcastle United will need more ideas and ambition to defeat LiverpoolAn interesting overview from Chris Bevan of BBC Sport, with this analysis following Saturday at the Etihad.
That record now reads 15 straight losses, but this latest one was by only one goal. That could be viewed as a positive given City’s pedigree but, after Newcastle’s recent progress, many were expecting more from them – in terms of their performance as well as the end result. The bottom line is that Eddie Howe went with very different tactics to his usual these days, whether you agree with the far less expansive approach or not, you have to acknowledge that Man City away is the toughest looking match of the season.
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