Jamaal Lascelles has strongly criticised Arsenal for their lack of sportsmanship after Jorginho refused to shake hands after their loss at St James' Park. Jamaal Lascelles was outraged with how the Gunners responded following their loss at St James' Park and was incensed over Jorginho's behavior after leaving St James' Park after such an unexpected defeat.
Anthony Gordon's controversial second-half goal secured the Magpies a 1-0 victory in an intense contest. Tensions flared following Kai Havertz's reckless lunge on Sean Longstaff and Bruno Guimaraes' off-the-ball forearm strike on Jorginho, prompting their respective clubs to send extra security personnel on to the pitch to contain things further.
Jorginho’s snub
Jorginho's future at Chelsea remains in doubt as reports surface of him returning to Italy and joining Maurizio Sarri at Juventus. Lampard highlighted Jorginho as one of his leading members when making him vice captain this season, emphasizing how important Jorginho has been as part of this year's team.
Jorginho has also been an integral member of England this season, helping them start off well at Euro 2020. Unfortunately, he missed out on winning the Ballon d'Or, finishing third behind Lionel Messi and Robert Lewandowski, but has nonetheless become one of the premier players worldwide. Losing Jorginho would be devastating for Chelsea; even if Declan Rice comes over in summer signings they need to keep hold of Jorginho who is truly special player.
Mood after the game
After Newcastle denied Arsenal their Premier League title hopes with a scrappy 1-0 win at St James' Park thanks to Anthony Gordon's controversial second half goal, manager Mikel Arteta was infuriated, calling the goal an embarrassment and disgrace, even though it passed three VAR checks despite Mikel Arteta being vocal against it on the touchline during an intense battle for supremacy between both teams.
There was even an argument over post-match handshakes, when Manchester City defender Kyle Walker refused to shake hands with Gunners set-piece coach Nicolas Jovers after their match ended, leading to a heated discussion before coaches from both teams intervened to settle it down.
Notably, the handshake incident between Ireland and Australia women's players last year involved Ruesha Littlejohn who refused to shake hands with Caitlin Foord after their 1-0 World Cup win in a similar situation.
Newcastle’s reaction
Jamaal Lascelles immediately condemned Arsenal for their lack of sportsmanship after Jorginho refused to greet him for the post-match handshake after his team's controversial 1-0 win. He felt personally insulted that such behavior from one of their own would take place against Newcastle captain, Jamaal Lascelles.
Both teams were looking to recover from disappointing Carabao Cup losses and were without key players due to injury; Arsenal were without Martin Odegaard while Newcastle were missing Kai Havertz as both players were absent from action. The match itself was played under fierce conditions.
Anthony Gordon's goal was deemed valid following a lengthy VAR check, even though Arsenal considered it offside and Gabriel had been pushed on his way towards goal in its build up. Arteta labeled this decision 'disgraceful' as manager.
Anthony Gordon's second half goal put an end to Arsenal's unbeaten Premier League start as Newcastle won an intense, close encounter at St James' Park without dropping a home game all season - further showing their ability to compete with top teams in the division. This victory means no home loss so far this season for Newcastle while affirming they can compete at an elite level within this division.
Starting off slow, Jorginho and William Saliba had only limited chances in an uneven opening 15 minutes - Jorginho skied his volley while Saliba mishit a header, both which were easily handled by Newcastle's pacey defence who held firm and prevented any clear cut opportunities from emerging against them.
Attritional clash was highlighted by an exciting set of tackles in the lead up to half time, including Havertz and Longstaff being booked for late lunges. However, second period was frustrating for away team as they struggled to find their attacking groove; but nearly pulled one back late when Martinelli's fierce shot was brilliantly saved by Nick Pope.
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Jamaal Lascelles has strongly criticised Arsenal for their lack of sportsmanship after Jorginho refused to shake hands after their loss at St James' Park. Jamaal Lascelles was outraged with how the Gunners responded following their loss at St James' Park and was incensed over Jorginho's behavior after leaving St James' Park after such an unexpected defeat.
Anthony Gordon's controversial second-half goal secured the Magpies a 1-0 victory in an intense contest. Tensions flared following Kai Havertz's reckless lunge on Sean Longstaff and Bruno Guimaraes' off-the-ball forearm strike on Jorginho, prompting their respective clubs to send extra security personnel on to the pitch to contain things further.
Jorginho’s snubJorginho's future at Chelsea remains in doubt as reports surface of him returning to Italy and joining Maurizio Sarri at Juventus. Lampard highlighted Jorginho as one of his leading members when making him vice captain this season, emphasizing how important Jorginho has been as part of this year's team.
Jorginho has also been an integral member of England this season, helping them start off well at Euro 2020. Unfortunately, he missed out on winning the Ballon d'Or, finishing third behind Lionel Messi and Robert Lewandowski, but has nonetheless become one of the premier players worldwide. Losing Jorginho would be devastating for Chelsea; even if Declan Rice comes over in summer signings they need to keep hold of Jorginho who is truly special player.
Mood after the gameAfter Newcastle denied Arsenal their Premier League title hopes with a scrappy 1-0 win at St James' Park thanks to Anthony Gordon's controversial second half goal, manager Mikel Arteta was infuriated, calling the goal an embarrassment and disgrace, even though it passed three VAR checks despite Mikel Arteta being vocal against it on the touchline during an intense battle for supremacy between both teams.
There was even an argument over post-match handshakes, when Manchester City defender Kyle Walker refused to shake hands with Gunners set-piece coach Nicolas Jovers after their match ended, leading to a heated discussion before coaches from both teams intervened to settle it down.
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Notably, the handshake incident between Ireland and Australia women's players last year involved Ruesha Littlejohn who refused to shake hands with Caitlin Foord after their 1-0 World Cup win in a similar situation.
Newcastle’s reactionJamaal Lascelles immediately condemned Arsenal for their lack of sportsmanship after Jorginho refused to greet him for the post-match handshake after his team's controversial 1-0 win. He felt personally insulted that such behavior from one of their own would take place against Newcastle captain, Jamaal Lascelles.
Both teams were looking to recover from disappointing Carabao Cup losses and were without key players due to injury; Arsenal were without Martin Odegaard while Newcastle were missing Kai Havertz as both players were absent from action. The match itself was played under fierce conditions.
Anthony Gordon's goal was deemed valid following a lengthy VAR check, even though Arsenal considered it offside and Gabriel had been pushed on his way towards goal in its build up. Arteta labeled this decision 'disgraceful' as manager.
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Newcastle’s winAnthony Gordon's second half goal put an end to Arsenal's unbeaten Premier League start as Newcastle won an intense, close encounter at St James' Park without dropping a home game all season - further showing their ability to compete with top teams in the division. This victory means no home loss so far this season for Newcastle while affirming they can compete at an elite level within this division.
Starting off slow, Jorginho and William Saliba had only limited chances in an uneven opening 15 minutes - Jorginho skied his volley while Saliba mishit a header, both which were easily handled by Newcastle's pacey defence who held firm and prevented any clear cut opportunities from emerging against them.
Attritional clash was highlighted by an exciting set of tackles in the lead up to half time, including Havertz and Longstaff being booked for late lunges. However, second period was frustrating for away team as they struggled to find their attacking groove; but nearly pulled one back late when Martinelli's fierce shot was brilliantly saved by Nick Pope.