Tottenham v Newcastle: Line-ups, stats and preview

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A preview of Tottenham against Newcastle

Newcastle hopes to have something to be joyful when they conclude their tour before the season in the Far East against Tottenham on Sunday.

It was a miserable summer for Magpies, who only won one of the warm-up matches-Carlisle UNITED from the 4-0 National League team on July 12 before suffering from the defeat of Celtic, Arsenal, and K.Lague eleventh.

Perhaps most importantly, their attempts to make significant improvements to their team have not proven fruitful with a series of players who refuse to move to Teenniside. Liam Dilab, Joao Pedro, Brayan Mbomo and James Trafford chose to go elsewhere with Anthony Elanga, the only big arrival.

There is also a small issue for the future of Alexander Isac.

Sweden International is trained on its own in the former Real Cosyod club after he informed the club of his desire to explore the transition.

Reports this morning indicate that Liverpool’s opening offices of 110 million pounds were rejected with Newcastle in search of 150 million pounds if they felt as if they had to exchange.

Certainly, it was not the near season the club when he finished fifth in the recent period to secure a place in the Champions League.

Wing Anthony Gordon admits that talking about Isak is not perfect, but he says there are few players that players cannot do.

“It is difficult for us, because there is not much that we can really do. We don’t really know much. People always think that the players know the characteristics and generalities, and in reality we do not do it. O comrades. [journalists] Tell us most of the time.

“It is just noise; there is not much that we can do. This is a question for the manager, because I think he may feel more, or to the club’s higher. As players, you just have to play. Do what is required of us and do the basics.”

The mood in Tottenham is fully positive, especially after it won 1-0 on Thursday over Arsenal in North London in Hong Kong.

The amazing goal of Pape Sarr on the stroke in the first half led to the ability to enjoy Spurs fans by falling on their rights close to their nearby neighbors until the first Premier League meeting of the new season in November.