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WHILE the Parisians were cast aside with ease, Newcastle were left reeling from a late sucker punch in East London.On Wednesday, the Toon produced one of the greatest nights in their long, illustrious history with a truly special Champions League thumping of Paris Saint-Germain at St James’ Park.
West Ham picked up a late equaliser thanks to Mohammed Kudus’ first Premier League goalCredit: Getty
Four days later, back in the Premier League, it was looking to be an unmemorable trip to the capital before Alexander Isak scored twice in five minutes to complete a nitty-gritty turnaround at West Ham.
But up stepped Mohammed Kudus in the 89th minute to deny the Geordies the perfect week – and it could have been a whole lot worse had Jarrod Bowen’s late effort crept in.
Against PSG, it was a magical night on Tyneside thanks to four scintillating goals.
Against the Hammers, it was anything but, and ultimately Newcastle paid the price.
They remain unbeaten in their last seven games in all competitions, but this one is going to sting.
David Moyes will be left wondering how this one got away from his West Ham who are also on the up, having lost just twice all season to Manchester City and Liverpool.
Tomas Soucek gave the hosts the perfect start in the eighth minute thanks to yet another stunning intervention from Lucas Paqueta.
But the brilliant Brazilian can only do so much, and West Ham faded as Newcastle’s light burned brighter as the match went on.
Newcastle certainly rode their luck in the first half. Paqueta’s Samba pal Bruno Guimaraes was lucky not to receive a quick-fire second yellow card for a clumsy counter-denying tackle.
Isak’s ruthlessness in front of goal looked to have decided it, and squandered a brilliant chance for a hat-trick only for the post to play the part of party-pooper.
The cost? Kudus slamming home his first Prem goal to send the London Stadium potty.
The biggest surprise pre-match came in Moyes’ team selection, including Michail Antonio despite the striker missing the Europa League trip to Freiburg with an abductor injury.
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Tomas Soucek opened the scoring for West Ham against NewcastleCredit: Alamy
It was a return that allowed newly recalled England international Bowen to shuffle over to his usual right-wing role, hoping to score his 100th professional goal in English football.
With Anthony Gordon suspended, Eddie Howe slotted Sandro Tonali into his midfield, in an otherwise unchanged line-up from their PSG-mauling.
West Ham began brightly, and Paqueta’s trickery instantly brought about the opener, his cute dink setting Emerson Palmieri into the box down the left.
His skewed, shinned touch fortuitously took the ball past an onrushing Nick Pope and a simple squared cross handed the unmarked Soucek his fourth goal in his last six games.
Paqueta really was running the show, making a mockery of a Newcastle side that had run Kylian Mbappe and co ragged.
Moyes has labelled him his little “maverick”, and Paqueta was living up to that name with bone-crunching tackles and a flea-like persistence to regain possession.
Newcastle star Alexander Isak’s brace turned the game on its headCredit: PA
It would have been easy to put this sluggish Newcastle start down to fatigue, but that would be taking too much credit away from West Ham.
The visitors gradually made some chances of their own. Dan Burn came close with a header from a Kieran Trippier free-kick as half time approached.
After the break, it was another Trippier delivery that produced the equaliser in the 57th minute. Edson Alvarez’s header only fell into the path of Isak as he smashed home from close range.
Newcastle rumbled on. It was Trippier again with a first-time volleyed cross in the 62nd minute and Isak was there to tap into an empty net.
Had Isak found the net for his hat-trick in the 73rd minute having rounded Pope instead of smacking the post, the game would have been over.
Instead, West Ham hung on in there, and off the bench came Kudus with space just outside the box and a 20-yard volley that stung the net, as well as Toon hearts.
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CHRIS BASHAM suffered an horrific ankle injury during Sheffield United’s Premier League defeat by Fulham.The match was stopped for 13 minutes while the star was given oxygen and then taken to hospital in distressing scenes.
Basham attempted to cross the ball into the Fulham box when his ankle gave way and was badly broken.
The Blades captain is now with medics in hospital, his manager Paul Heckingbottom has confirmed.
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Blake offers his support
Burnley legend Robbie Blake has thrown his support Chris Basham’s way after his horror injury.
The pair were at Bolton Wanderers together in 2010.
Blake tweeted: ”
Sending my best wishes and speeding recovery to Chris Basham. Thinking of you mate.”

Huge stoppage
The game was stopped for 13 minutes for Basham to receive treatment on the pitch.
Medics were quick to treat him and make sure he was placed on a stretcher to an ambulance.
His teammates and the opposition stood in solidarity with him.
Credit: Getty
Heckingbottom on Basham
Blades boss Paul Heckinbottom said: “He’s where he needs to be, with the doctors and medics in hospital.
“It’s something that you never want to see. Everyone knows how popular he is, and everyone will be thinking about him.”
Quick-thinking medics
With the pain undoubtedly unbearable, quick-thinking medics rushed to Chris Basham in his time of need.
A Penthrox Inhaler, or a ‘Green Whistle’ was used for pain relief as he was strapped to a stretcher.
Basham was then helped to a pitchside ambulance and rushed off to hospital.

Marco Silva’s words of support
Marco Silva has thrown his support Chris Basham’s way.
“It was a sad moment for Chris Basham that he had in that situation,” Silva said after the match.
“Myself and we as a football club wish him all the best and fast recovery from that bad injury that he had. We wish him all the best for the future.
“Of course he is going to have the support from the most important people for him; his family, friends and Sheffield United Football Club.”
More Heckingbottom reaction
“He’s where he needs to be, in hospital with the doctors and the medical team. No-one wants to see that, ever, and when you’re involved in it and it’s one of your players it’s far far worse. I’ve been on a pitch with a teammate and involved when it’s someone else but when it’s one of your players its tough and you can see that with the players.
“No [diagnosis] but you guys have seen the pictures, it’s terrible, it’s horrific.
“We’ve lost a good player, had to made changes we didn’t want to change. We can’t blame that. It’s going to affect us and it’s going to affect us for the season. I don’t know what the next step will be, but he’s where he needs to be and that’s the most important thing. Everyone could see he needs to be in hospital.”
Heckingbottom’s reaction
Manager Paul Heckingbottom admitted he got a good view of happened to Chris Basham.
And when his player was receiving treatment, he made sure he went onto the pitch to see how he was.

Heckingbottom on Basham continued
“He’s where he needs to be, with the doctors and medics in hospital,” Heckingbottom added.
“It’s something that you never want to see. Everyone knows how popular he is, and everyone will be thinking about him.”
‘Horrendous’
Sheffield United manager Paul Heckingbottom has described Chris Basham’s injury as “horrendous”.
The boss was talking to talkSPORT and appeared distraught talking about the unfortunate incident.
Heckingbottom also confirmed that John Egan faces months out too.
Bad day at the office for the Blades.
Henderson’s heartfelt message
Dean Henderson has tweeted his support for Chris Basham.
Henderson played in sticks for Sheffield United and was his former teammate.
He wrote on X: “There’s only one Chris Basham.” He added a praying hands emoji and a heart emoji.

Wast-gasp Willian
Fulham have won 3-1 after Willian scored in the 92nd minute of lengthy injury time.
Though the match has been overshadowed by the injury to Blades captain Chris Basham.
Ream to the rescue
Tim Ream was the first player to console Chris Basham after his horror injury.
The American Fulham star raced over to his opponent to check on him and offer his support.
It was an incident that really shook the players on the pitch.

Positive thumbs up
As horrible as the initial injury to Chris Basham looks, there’s a glimpse of hope for the Sheffield United captain.
While he was being stretchered off the pitch he raised his hand and gave the fans a thumbs up.
Both sets of supporters united to give him a collective round of applause as he was taken away and put into the ambulance.
Diop can’t look
Fulham’s Issa Diop couldn’t look at the horrific ankle break suffered by Chris Basham on the pitch.
The Cottagers’ defender was seen squirming at the terrible sights on the pitch at Craven Cottage.
Credit: Rex
Social reaction
Sheffield United’s official X (formerly Twitter) account has tweeted saying: “Jack Robinson replaces Chris Basham who leaves Craven Cottage on a stretcher following a lengthy stoppage in play.
“We sound our wished to Bash, and will communicate updates as and when we have them.”
While Fulham sent a reply to the Blades, writing: “Sending our full support to Chris.”
Only one Chris Basham
Chants of “There’s only one Chris Basham” ringed round Craven Cottage in support of the Sheffield United captain following his injury.
His team currently trail 1-0 to Fulham after Bobby De Cordova-Reid goal in the second half.
Ambulance leaving
Basham could be seen leaving the ground in an ambulance as medics took immediate action following his injury.
Credit: Reuters
Taken to hospital
Chris Basham has been taken away from Craven Cottage in an ambulance after his horror injury.
The 35-year-old has been taken to hospital for treatment on what seems to be an ankle break.
Basham updates
Sheffield United’s Chris Basham has suffered a horror injury in today’s game against Fulham.
Basham attempted to cross the ball into the Fulham box when his ankle gave way and was badly broken.
The star was taken off with oxygen after a lengthy delay in play.
Credit: Rex More

GARETH SOUTHGATE should not delete Raheem Sterling’s phone number from his contacts book just yet.The Chelsea wide man, 28, has again been left out of the England squad for this week’s games with Australia and Italy.
Raheem Sterling celebrates his goal at Turf MoorCredit: AFP
Chelsea dominated in their win at Burnley
Chelsea were on top for most of the game
In fact he has not played for the Three Lions since the World Cup quarter final defeat to France 10 months ago.
Southgate said on Thursday he feels there are forwards who are playing better than the former Manchester City man right now.
If the national team boss is looking for a response from Sterling then he certainly got one here.
He only got his chance because Mykhailo Mudryk was not fit enough to start – but took it with both hands.
When it looked like it could be another worrying day for Mauricio Pochettino’s men, it was Sterling who dragged them back from the brink.
He forced an own goal, won a penalty, scored one himself and even had a hand in the fourth as the visitors eventually won at a canter.
And there can be no doubt if he plays like this then it won’t be long before he adds to his 82 England caps.
He left the field eight minutes from time to a standing ovation from the visiting fans – and fully deserved it.
Those who made the journey from West London recognised the £47 million ace had got them out of a hole here.
He looked in the mood early on as he took a pass from Cole Palmer – who also caught the eye – and cut in before curling a shot inches past the post.
But then a Burnley side – who had lost all four of their games at Turf Moor since returning to the Prem – took control.
Wilson Odobert had already given makeshift right-back Marc Cucurella a bit to think about so it was no surprise when the opener arrived down that side.
Lyle Foster weaved into the box and played in the French teen who steered a low shot past Robert Sanchez.
It was some way to mark his full Prem debut for the 18-year-old.
Credit to Foster too – he stayed on his feet when he could have gone down under a foul from Thiago Silva.
Odobert almost created a second as he once again had Cucurella twisting and turning before lifting a cross to the back post.
Mike Tresor looked to be in but could not direct his effort on goal under pressure from a defender and the chance was gone.
Meanwhile Cucurella was having a ‘mare and was lucky he did not connect with Odobert as he skipped past him – but got a yellow card anyway.
Chelsea were second best at that point but Enzo Fernandez found space at the back post but Cullen got back and timed his tackle perfectly to clear.
Sterling found went past his man and fired a low shot that was smothered at his near post by James Trafford.
The England winger was looking his team’s main threat and the equaliser arrived thanks to more good work from his down the left.
His cross into the box flicked off Ameen Al Dakhil and looped over Trafford – no wonder the home fans groaned.
It was the bit of luck that Pochettino needed as they had been second best since falling behind.  
If he said a little prayer while his team was second best then they were certainly answered.
Ameen to that.
Yet the visitors clearly felt ref Stuart Attwell had done them no favours – both Thiago Silva and Poch confronted him as he made his way off at half-time.
Poor old Al Dakhil was replaced by Dara O’Shea at half-time after his slice of bad luck but Chelsea were now on the front foot.
And their extra bit of quality took the game away from the home side.
Sterling was caught by the knee of Vitinho right on the line of the penalty area and the VAR confirmed it was just inside.
Palmer had to wait an age for the checks but kept his composure to send Trafford the wrong way from the spot.
The England Under 21 ace has impressed since his surprise £40 million move from Manchester City and now he has a goal to his name.
Burnley had lost their way either side of the break but almost hit straight back as
Odobert curled a vicious 25 yard effort that was smartly tipped over by Sanchez.
But their hopes of getting back in it were snuffed out as sub Aaron Ramsey was caught out midway through the second half.
Moises Caicedo and Connor Gallagher combined to send Sterling clear down the left.
He looked full of confidence as he thumped a low shot into the far corner and after a VAR check the goal stood.
And Sterling was involved yet again as number arrived 10 minutes later – sending over a cross from the left again.
Palmer could have gone for goal himself but instead laid it off for sub Nicolas Jackson who spun and finished neatly.
Three wins in a row for Chelsea now – and Poch’s Stamford Bridge reign finally has lift off.
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EVERTON will welcome winless Bournemouth to Goodison Park on Saturday.Both sides will be hoping to bounce back from their last Premier League outing as the Toffees lost 2-1 to Luton, while the Cherries were hammered 4-0 at home against Arsenal.

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CHRIS BASHAM has suffered an horrific ankle injury during Sheffield United’s Premier League game against Fulham.The match was stopped for 13 minutes while the star was given oxygen and then taken to hospital in distressing scenes.
Basham attempted to cross the ball into the Fulham box when his ankle gave way and was badly broken.

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Positive thumbs up
As horrible as the initial injury to Chris Basham looks, there’s a glimpse of hope for the Sheffield United captain.
While he was being stretchered off the pitch he raised his hand and gave the fans a thumbs up.
Both sets of supporters united to give him a collective round of applause as he was taken away and put into the ambulance.
Diop can’t look
Fulham’s Issa Diop couldn’t look at the horrific ankle break suffered by Chris Basham on the pitch.
The Cottagers’ defender was seen squirming at the terrible sights on the pitch at Craven Cottage.
Credit: Rex
Social reaction
Sheffield United’s official X (formerly Twitter) account has tweeted saying: “Jack Robinson replaces Chris Basham who leaves Craven Cottage on a stretcher following a lengthy stoppage in play.
“We sound our wished to Bash, and will communicate updates as and when we have them.”
While Fulham sent a reply to the Blades, writing: “Sending our full support to Chris.”
Only one Chris Basham
Chants of “There’s only one Chris Basham” ringed round Craven Cottage in support of the Sheffield United captain following his injury.
His team currently trail 1-0 to Fulham after Bobby De Cordova-Reid goal in the second half.
Ambulance leaving
Basham could be seen leaving the ground in an ambulance as medics took immediate action following his injury.
Credit: Reuters
Taken to hospital
Chris Basham has been taken away from Craven Cottage in an ambulance after his horror injury.
The 35-year-old has been taken to hospital for treatment on what seems to be an ankle break.
Basham updates
Sheffield United’s Chris Basham has suffered a horror injury in today’s game against Fulham.
Basham attempted to cross the ball into the Fulham box when his ankle gave way and was badly broken.
The star was taken off with oxygen after a lengthy delay in play.
Credit: Rex More

SUPER-SUB Scott McTominay scored both goals as Manchester United completed an incredible injury-time comeback over Brentford!The Scot midfielder scored in the 93rd and 97th minutes as Old Trafford went wild.
United were beaten by Galatasaray in the Champions League on Tuesday night after another dismal performance, and Erik ten hag’s side would have lost three games in a row with another loss today.

Result: Man Utd 2 Brentford 1
Man Utd XI: Onana; Lindelof, Evans, Maguire, Dalot; Amrabat, Casemiro; Fernandes, Mount, Rashford; Hojlund
Brentford XI: Flekken; Collins, Pinnock, Ajer; Rasmussen, Jensen, Norgaard, Janelt, Hickey; Wissa, Mbeumo

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Full time – Man Utd 2-1 Brentford
What a comeback by Manchester United.
Heading into stoppage time, this was the latest home defeat amid a continued run of underwhelming performances.
But enter Scott McTominay and the spirit of the mourning Sir Alex Ferguson.
The substitute only registered four touches during his time on the pitch, but two was all that was needed to turn this game round in dramatic fashion.
“Could this be Erik ten Hag’s Mark Robins moment?!” bellowed commentator Seb Hutchinson.
United fans will certainly hope so.
Man Utd 2-1 Brentford
90+7. UNBELIEVABLE SCENES AT OLD TRAFFORD!!
In the final seconds, substitute Scott McTominay heads in his second to send the Manchester United faithful into raptures.
A long ball to the edge of the Brentford penalty area is headed back into the danger zone by Harry Maguire, and for the first time this afternoon Ethan Pinnock lost his man.
Reacting first was Scott McTominay – buoyed by his late equaliser – and he duly planted his header beyond Thomas Strakosha and in off the post to spark celebrations that they have not seen the like of here for years.
What. An. Ending.
SCOTT McTOMINAY AT THE DOUBLE!!

Man Utd 1-1 Brentford
90+5. Manchester United believe they can this now.
Hojlund and Pinnock wrestle for possession in the box, and the ball eventually falls kindly into the path of Martial.
The forward gets his head down and shoots…
…straight at Strakosha.
Man Utd 1-1 Brentford
90+3. IT’S IN!!
And the much-maligned Scott McTominay is the hero!
They’ve done it!

Man Utd 0-1 Brentford
90. There will be SIX minutes for Manchester United to save this game – and possibly Erik ten Hag’s reputation if not job.

Man Utd 0-1 Brentford

89. The ball is in the net!
But the linesman’s flag is up!
It eventually goes in off a Brentford defender, but Anthony Martial is declared offside in the build-up.
VAR do check the play, but quickly agree with the onfield decision. Let’s just hope the video officials heard it correctly.
Man Utd 0-1 Brentford
88. Manchester United win a free-kick just outside of the penalty on the left side.
This could be dangerous.
Man Utd 0-1 Brentford
86. An Antony shot is blocked, and that will be the cue for United to make their fifth and final change.
It’s Scott McTominay, who is needed to recreate some of his Scotland heroics.
Off goes Sofyan Amrabat.
Man Utd 0-1 Brentford
84. Another fine save from Onana!
From the corner, Norgaard’s glancing header looks destined for the net until the Cameroonian keeper tips over.
Man Utd 0-1 Brentford – Brentford substitution
83. The Bees throw on another substitute in Saman Ghoddos for the final minutes in place of goalscorer Mathias Jensen.
Man Utd 0-1 Brentford
82. Maupay nearly seals victory for the visitors!
The Everton loanee wins the ball back upfield, and hits an instinctive effort from 30 yards out.
It’s dipping and dipping and dipping, and is close to finding the net until Onana acrobatically tips over.

Man Utd 0-1 Brentford

80. Inside the final ten minutes.
As it stands, United are heading for a fourth home defeat in three weeks.
Surely not.
Man Utd 0-1 Brentford
78. The last ten minutes have been played almost solely in Brentford’s defensive third, and they’re seeing all of the ball too.
The question is can they find a way through their opponent’s impressive defensive rearguard?
Man Utd 0-1 Brentford
76. United are peppering the Brentford goal now, but just cannot find the target.
First, Garnacho whistled one over from the left side of the box before a Fernandes curler was a yard wide of finding the top corner.
Man Utd 0-1 Brentford
74. For the first time today, Brentford find themselves caught out at the back.
Having thrown too many men forward, the visitors are outnumbered as Garnacho spearheads a counter.
The Argentine sends a pass through to Hojlund with the outside of his boot, but covering the danger again is that man Pinnock.
Stepping in front of the United striker, the centre-back then wins a soft free-kick, drawing huge cheers from the away fans.
Man Utd 0-1 Brentford – Man Utd substitution
72. It’s a last throw of the dice for United with the introduction of another forward in Anthony Martial.
The Frenchman replaces defender Victor Lindelof, who has had a difficult afternoon.
Man Utd 0-1 Brentford
70. Lovely play from Bruno Fernandes!
The Manchester United captain flicks the ball beyond his marker in the blink of an eye, and unleashes a thumping 25-yarder.
Strakosha is equal to it, however, pushing the fierce drive away to his right.
Man Utd 0-1 Brentford – Brentford double substitution
69. Thomas Frank obviously agreed that Yanelt’s tackle was a tired one because the Bees boss is going to replace the midfielder.
The change is one of two substitutions that see Neal Maupay and Frank Omyeka come on for Yanelt and Yoane Wissa.
Man Utd 0-1 Brentford – Yanelt yellow card
67. A fourth Brentford player goes into Andy Madley’s book.
Vitaly Yanelt is the latest booked for a tired-looking challenge on Sofyan Amrabat.
Man Utd 0-1 Brentford – Collins yellow card
65. United are committing more and more men forward…
…but all that means at the moment is Brentford are looking more of a threat on the break.
Meanwhile, Collins is cautioned for flattening Antony off the ball,
Man Utd 0-1 Brentford
63. Decent effort from Hojlund!
The striker receives play with his back to goal, holds up well, turns and slams a shot into the side netting.
Man Utd 0-1 Brentford – Man Utd double substitution
62. And sure enough, Marcus Rashford is replaced.
The United forward is one of two players to be replaced along with Mason Mount.
On come Antony and Alejandro Garnarcho.
Man Utd 0-1 Brentford
60. Manchester United’s best chance of getting something from this game appears to lie with Marcus Rashford, who is beginning to see more of the ball. More

CRYSTAL PALACE will welcome Nottingham Forest to Selhurst Park for a huge Premier League clash.Roy Hodgson’s side will be aiming to build on their unbelievable 1-0 win away at Manchester United last weekend, while Forest will be hoping to secure their first three points since September 2nd.

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MICKY VAN DE VEN’S first Premier League goal put 10-man Tottenham top of the league.A week after a last-gasp winner enabled Spurs to see off the nine players of Liverpool, Ange Postecoglou’s team survived the dismissal of Yves Bissouma and a host of Luton chances..
Bissouma saw red for two yellow card offencesCredit: PA
Leaving Spurs to play the second half with ten menCredit: EPA
The Mali midfielder was sent off in first-half stoppage time for diving, his second yellow card in barely 10 minutes.
Tottenham were a man down, but not out, and took the lead early in the second half after a quick corner allowed James Maddison to tee up Van De Ven.
Luton did everything but score. Elijah Adebayo should have done even before Tottenham’s opener and the home side had a number of opportunities to equalise.
But Tottenham held firm and extended their unbeaten start to the season to eight games, moving into first place ahead of Sunday’s matches involving their top-of-the-table rivals.
The visitors ended the first half a man down, but should have been at least a goal up.
Richarlison missed two good chances in the opening four minutes, and Pedro Porro also fired wide in the seventh.
Luton gradually gained a foothold in the game but had Thomas Kaminski to thank for keeping it at 0-0 with a fine save from Dejan Kulusevski.
The home fans had grown frustrated with referee John Brooks for giving free kicks to Spurs for almost any physical challenge.
Micky Van de Ven netted the Spurs winner after a brilliant James Maddison assistCredit: Getty
It was the Dutchman’s first goal for the clubCredit: Rex
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But in the fourth minute of first-half stoppage time, they were delighted.
Bissouma, booked a few minutes earlier for a cynical foul on Chiedozie Ogbene, took a dive but was not touched by Marvelous Nakamba.
Brooks had no choice but to show a second yellow card, and then a red.
Within two minutes of the restart, Luton should have taken the lead. But Adebayo somehow failed to convert Ogbene’s cross.
Punishment soon arrived. Kulusevski quickly took the third in a series of Spurs corners and found Maddison, who beat his man and jabbed the ball back for Van De Ven to force it home.
Luton dominated the rest of the game but could not score, with Alfie Doughty and substitute Cauley Woodrow missing the best of the chances.
Spurs goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario made a couple of saves but nothing spectacular, as his team ground out a win that maintains their momentum.
Spurs will be top of the league until tomorrow at leastCredit: Reuters
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