Bournemouth leads Newcastle at halftime as Premier League fixtures continue

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Last updated Sep 19, 2026

Bournemouth leads Newcastle at halftime as Premier League fixtures continue
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Bournemouth holds a 2-1 lead over Newcastle at St James’ Park during the halftime interval of their Premier League match. Marcus Tavernier scored the opening goal for the visitors, followed by an own-goal credited to Malick Thiaw. Harvey Barnes subsequently narrowed the deficit for Newcastle before the break. Bournemouth enters the second half seeking their third consecutive Premier League victory at this venue. Multiple other matches are currently scheduled across the league, including Manchester City versus Coventry and Nottingham Forest against Tottenham. Action remains underway throughout the day as teams compete in the latest round of domestic fixtures.

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  • •Bournemouth leads Newcastle 2-1 at halftime.
  • •Marcus Tavernier and an own-goal from Malick Thiaw provided the scoring for Bournemouth.
  • •Harvey Barnes recorded a goal for Newcastle.
  • •Manchester City plays Coventry and Nottingham Forest faces Tottenham in other matches.
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Updates from today’s games in the Premier League, EFL and beyond This weekend’s fixtures | Mail Rob Half-time: Newcastle 1-2 Bournemouth Bournemouth, who have won their last two Premier League at St James’ Park, could be about to make it three in a row. They were 2-0 up through Marcus Tavernier and an own-goal from his initialsake Malick Thiaw before Harvey Barnes got one back. Join David Tindall for more. Brentford v Sunderland Brighton v Leeds Fulham v Crystal Palace Manchester City v Coventry Nottingham Forest v Tottenham Continue reading...

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Nottingham Forest have failed to score in their first three home games in a league campaign for the first time in their history. Among ever present sides since the start of last season, only Tottenham have won fewer home games (three) and earned fewer home points (16) in the Premier League than Nottingham Forest (four wins, 21 points).

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