

Newcastle United put on a rampant display at Craven Cottage as they hammered 10-man Fulham 4-1 in the Premier League.
A sensational Miguel Almiron double, the first of which was a goal of the season contender, as well as strikes from Callum Wilson and Sean Longstaff made sure all three points headed back to Tyneside - the first time United have won since the opening day of the campaign.
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Bobby Decordova-Reid scored a late consolation for the home side, who had Nathaniel Chalobah sent off for a late challenge on Longstaff after just eight minutes.
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And this is how Eddie Howe reacted to the result: “It has been a long time coming. We have had a long wait for the second win of the season.
“Right from the start we had a good feeling, with good energy, and created chances early on. Obviously the red card made it easier but I am very pleased with the players’ response. Their attitude - we wanted more, we weren’t happy with what we had, always trying to score.
“It’s been a very difficult two weeks, obviously we have had the international break with players going away, but we have also had a bit of illness in the camp, so it’s been a mixed two weeks but it didn’t show in our performance.”
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On Almiron’s goal, Howe said: “He’s capable of doing magical things and for me, that was a magical goal.
“Bruno again involved, they’ve got a really good understanding.
“I’m delighted for Miggy, he’s such an infectious character. His work epitomises our play. It was great to see him rewarded with the two goals.”