Points shared at St. James’ Park, as Chelsea clawed back a two-goal deficit with second half goals from Reese James and João Pedro.

Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe says he is "devastated" that his side did not win against Chelsea, after a dominant first-half performance.

Judging by the reaction on social media, few Newcastle United fans or neutrals accepted that statement on the decision. Former World Cup final assistant referee Darren Cann, though, believed that it was a case of ‘referee’s call’ and can sympathise with the technology for deciding not to overturn the referee’s call.

Sacha Boey could finally secure a route into English Premier League football during the January transfer window. This possibility, according to a recent report from journalist Graeme Bailey, will

The referee did not consider the play a penalty kick for Newcastle United, and the team’s manager, Eddie Howe, expressed his belief that it was a foul and that the team should have been given a penalty.

Newcastle United legend Alan Shearer harshly criticized his former team after the Sunday, Dec. 14, loss to Sunderland. Sunderland continued its impressive start

A 46th minute Nick Woltemade own goal, off a sensational Nordi Mukiele cross gave Sunderland a well-earned 1-0 win over Newcastle United in the first Premier League Tyne-Wear derby in nearly a decade. The result sees them climb to seventh in the league table, with 26 points in 16 and leaves Newcastle stranded on 12th with 22 points.

Newcastle's season should not become defined by this fixture. But upcoming defeats will only be magnified in the wake of this result

Newcastle United and Chelsea’s Saturday lunchtime clash was an absolute barnstormer—with both teams full of energy and one dominating the other in a contest that was as close to the dictionary definition of “game of two halves” as you’ll get. Of course, there was refereeing controversy involved too.

Enzo Maresca has been speaking after Chelsea’s comeback win over Newcastle United. Enzo Maresca has been speaking after Chelsea’s comeback draw with Newcastle United. The Blues fell 2-0 down after an abject first-half display but came out a very different side in the second.