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“The driving pressure” – Alan Shearer picks out two Newcastle stars after 3-1 win vs Saints

“The driving pressure” – Alan Shearer picks out two Newcastle stars after 3-1 win vs Saints

Reward has been heaped on numerous Newcastle stars after the Magpies recorded their tenth win of their final 11 video games in all competitions on Saturday.

Alan Shearer particularly was impressed by Alexander Isak and Sandro Tonali after the pair each discovered themselves on the scoresheet towards Southampton.

A lot so, Shearer has named the pair in his Premier League Crew of the Week and given his reasoning for his or her choice alongside a few of the weekend’s prime performers from Bournemouth, Liverpool and Everton.

In his newest Premier League TOTW piece, Shearer chosen Tonali and Isak alongside the likes of Cody Gakpo and hat-trick hero Django Ouattara, with Bournemouth’s Andoni Iraola chosen as supervisor of the week after a surprising 5-0 win over Nottingham Forest.

Premier League Crew of the Week: (3-1-3-3) Stolarczy (Leicester) – Konate (Liverpool), Tarkowski (Everton), Gvardiol (Man Metropolis) – Tonali (Newcastle) – Szoboszlai (Liverpool), Kluivert (Bournemouth), Damsgaard (Brentford) – Ouattara (Bournemouth), Isak (Newcastle), Gakpo (Liverpool). 

Discussing Tonali, Shearer emphasised simply how vital the Italian worldwide has been to the Magpies’ current run of type. “He was the driving pressure within the Newcastle midfield and took his objective fantastically,” he mentioned.

Later within the column, Shearer completely described Isak as “unstoppable”, together with his newest brace taking the Swede as much as 17 objectives for the season.

“Simply unstoppable in the intervening time,” Shearer added. “One other two objectives, and he’s now solely two behind Mohamed Salah within the race for the Golden Boot.”

Huge reward coming from the now sole participant to have scored extra Premier League objectives for Newcastle than Isak himself, with Isak (48) leapfrogging each Callum Wilson (47) and Peter Beardsley (46) at St. Mary’s.

It could be onerous to disclaim that Isak and Tonali have been two of probably the most spectacular gamers within the Newcastle squad this season, showcasing world class high quality of their respective positions.

Regardless of Howe’s post-match feedback on Saturday hinting that beginning XI positions will turn into much more aggressive between now and the top of the season, no fan would argue towards itemizing Sandro Tonali and Alexander Isak because the very first two names on the workforce sheet for a protracted, very long time to return.

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