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FANS were left baffled as TNT Sports nearly missed Newcastle’s second goal against Tottenham this afternoon.The Toon took the lead on the half hour via Alexander Isak.The feed returned from replays to show Anthony Gordon bearing down on goalCredit: TNT SportsGordon made no mistake from close rangeCredit: GettyWhile TNT Sports were still showing replays, the action got back underway.Fans missed Pedro Porro’s errant pass, which played in Anthony Gordon.As the feed returned to live action, Gordon found himself through on goal.He then made no mistake, beating Guglielmo Vicario from close range to make it 2-0.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLMoaning about the coverage, a fan wrote on social media: “Who’s in charge of camera work at TNT, most of the build up to Gordon’s goal was missed then. You can save replays for later…!”While a second moaned: “Would have been nice to have seen the build up to the goal! Instead you were showing replays.”A third tweeted: “TNT stop showing replays we don’t need to see and missing the live action ffs.”And another added: “Not sure who the vision mixer is on TNT Sports but they seem more interested in showing replays and the crowd than the actual game being played.”Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERTottenham went into the match in fourth place, ahead of Aston Villa on goal difference.Newcastle, meanwhile, were looking to reduce the deficit to Spurs to ten points.Ange Postecoglou does NO tactical work in training reveals former Tottenham star Eric DierAnd they did just that, by walloping the out-of-sorts North Londoners 4-0.After Isak and Gordon had made it 2-0, the Swede added another following a long punt up the park.Fabrian Schar compounded Spurs’ misery, bagging a fourth for the Toon late on.Gordon is congratulated by his team-matesCredit: AFP More

RIO FERDINAND’S gloomy response to Chelsea’s astonishing late winner against Manchester United was captured by TNT Sports cameras last night.The Red Devils legend, 45, was on punditry duty for the big game at Stamford Bridge.Joe Cole celebrated wildly after Chelsea’s late winnerCredit: X/@footballontntRio Ferdinand wore a haunted expression following Cole Palmer’s last-gasp strikeCredit: X/@footballontntPalmer’s 101st minute winner prompted wild scenesCredit: RexChelsea raced to a two-goal advantage on a topsy-turvy evening in West London, before United came roaring back to lead 3-2.The Blues then completed the latest comeback in Premier League history to break Man Utd hearts.Cole Palmer scored from the penalty spot to level at 3-3, before bagging a deflected winner 81 seconds later.Chelsea old boy Joe Cole, also on TNT Sports punditry duty, was filmed going mad pitchside, jumping around with his arms in the air with his face a picture of glee.READ MORE ON MAN UTDHe then hugged his mate in wild delight, before pointing out Ferdinand.The 42-year-old turned around and asked: “Where is he?”Smiling he then pointed out Ferdinand, saying: “Look at him!”The camera then zoomed in on the former England defender, who had his fingers over his mouth with a dejected look etched across his face.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERFerdinand and Cole were on TNT Sports duty alongside presenter Lynsey HipgraveCredit: RexChelsea fans loved the clip, with one writing: “Rio’s face… silent rage!”A second joked: “Poor Rio.”Erik ten Hag reacts to Man Utd’s dramatic collapse in 4-3 defeat to ChelseaWhile a third harshly added: “Seeing ferdinand looking gutted is a sight to cherish.”After the game, Ferdinand slammed his former side for switching off.He said: “Concentration plays a huge part at the end of these games.”There’s a lot riding on these games, huge pressure, I know that. In the madness and chaos, you have to have people who are really on top of their game, concentrating, pointing, yelling.”Pushing people about. The corner comes for the winner.’YOU GET PUNISHED'”Palmer drifts out, no one even notices him. He’s the danger man, this is the guy you’ve got to shut down more than anyone else on that pitch. He drifts out, unopposed. “Yes it’s a deflection, but he shouldn’t even get there if you’re concentrating, if you’re professional in that manner. You can’t afford to have them moments, you get punished at this level.”In addition to Ferdinand, Mason Mount also had a miserable evening back at the Bridge.The 25-year-old made his first return to Chelsea since leaving in a £60million switch last summer.Rio’s face… silent rage!TNT Sports viewerHe was booed and jeered by Blues fans throughout, before even clashing with former team-mate Enzo Fernandez.Meanwhile, Palmer enjoyed a record-breaking evening.The Chelsea star has now scored more penalties in a season than any other player aged 21 or under, and is yet to miss one.Only two players have taken more penalties with a 100 per cent conversion rate – Yaya Toure (11/11) and Dimitar Berbatov (9/9).READ MORE SUN STORIESThe Chelsea ace’s astonishing 101st minute winner also became the latest in Premier League history.Having led after 99 minutes and 17 seconds, Man Utd completed the Prem’s latest ever collapse.Chelsea vs Man Utd highlightsREAD the best of the fallout from a bonkers night at Stamford Bridge. More

ERIK TEN HAG slammed Jules Breach’s “ridiculous” question live on TNT Sports after Manchester United’s loss to Chelsea.The Red Devils threw away a lead in stoppage time as they were beaten 4-3 at Stamford Bridge on Thursday night.Erik ten Hag slammed Jules Breach’s ‘ridiculous’ question after Manchester United’s loss to ChelseaCredit: @footballontntThe TNT Sports reporter had claimed it was ‘unsustainable’ for United to concede so many chancesCredit: PAUnited’s hopes of qualifying for next season’s Champions League now appear slimmer than ever.Meanwhile, Ten Hag’s side once again gave away countless chances to Chelsea as they surrendered their lead in West London.After the match, TNT Sports’ Breach claimed it was “unsustainable” for United to concede so many chances whilst speaking to Ten Hag.The Dutchman was having none of it, though, snapping: “It is ridiculous [to claim it’s unsustainable].READ MORE MAN UTD NEWS”We showed that we ranked fourth [best] for goals conceded before tonight, and everyone is talking to each other [about the shots] after.”We are good, and we have good defending as a team and a good goalkeeper so I cannot do nothing.”Chelsea had a whopping 28 shots last night, continuing a worrying trend for Ten Hag’s team. It came days after Brentford had 31 shots in Saturday’s 1-1 draw, meaning the Red Devils became only the second side – with Sheffield Utd – to face more than 30 shots in a Premier League game this season.Most read in FootballThe Red Devils have now faced 225 SHOTS since January 1.United had found themselves 2-0 down inside 20 minutes before levelling the match before half-time.Alejandro Garnacho then put the visitors in front during the second half only for Chelsea to stage a dramatic late turnaround.CASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSCole Palmer completed his hat-trick with goals in the 10th and 11th minutes of added time.Reflecting on the performance, Ten Hag added: “Yes we started poor, kicking the ball away and defending poorly.Erik ten Hag reacts to Man Utd’s dramatic collapse in 4-3 defeat to Chelsea”But you saw we were dominating the game and it was brilliant how we played – we deserved to win the game.”But, you cannot give it away like we did and we have to manage this game better. It is a team performance, you can point to one of the players but it is about team performance.”When it gets chaotic you have to deal with it as a team and we made the wrong decisions and we didn’t help out as a team. Out of possession we made bad decisions – a lack of concentration.”Also, I think unlucky at the end with the penalty situation, questionable and very soft but we have to do better.”Ten Hag watched his side throw away a lead late on as they lost to ChelseaCredit: AlamyThe result leaves United 11 points off the top four and nine behind fifth place Tottenham.West Ham are also now just three points adrift of the Red Devils, who host Liverpool at Old Trafford on Sunday. More