Loan Report:

Matz Sels (Goal Keeper) – Anderlecht

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11^th place Anderlecht hosted 9^th place Lokeren in a Belgian First Division match on Friday September 8^th. Sels watched from the bench in this one in a 3-2 win.

Anderlecht traveled to Bayern Munich for a Champions League Group stage match on Tuesday, September 12^th. Sels started the match that did not end well as they lost 3-0. Anderlecht were shown a red card early on that set the tone for the rest of the match.

10^th place Anderlecht will travel to 9^th place Kortrjik in a Belgium First Division match on Saturday, September 16^th.

Games: 7

Goals Allowed: 9

Clean Sheets: 3

Goals allowed per match: 1.29

Alex Gilliead (Forward/Winger) – Bradford City

6^th place Bradford City will travel to 1^st place Peterborough United on Saturday, September 9^th in a League One Matchup. Alex started the match and played well. He left the game in the 75^th minute in a 3-1 win. Alex was booked with a yellow card.

4^th place Bradford City traveled to 6^th place Oxford United in a League One Match on Tuesday, September 12^th. Alex got the start and finished the match in a 2-2 draw.

4^th place Bradford will host 9^th place Rotherham United in a League One match on Saturday September 16^th.

Games: 7

Goals: 0

Assists: 0

Adam Armstrong (Center Forward) – Bolton

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Last place Bolton will host 9^th place Middlesbrough in a Championship League match on Saturday, September 9^th. Armstrong was an unused substitute in the match in a 3-0 loss.

Last place (24^th) Bolton hosted 5^th place Sheffield United in a Championship match on Tuesday, September 12^th. Armstrong started the match and was subbed out in the 67^th minute in a 1-0 loss.

Last Place Bolton will travel to 7^th place Ipswich Town in a Championship League match on Saturday September 16^th.

Games: 8

Goals: 2

Assists: 0

Sean Longstaff (Central Midfield) – Blackpool

7^th place Blackpool traveled to 4th place Scunthorpe United on Saturday, September 9^th in a League One Match. Longstaff did not play in this match due to an injury caused in the last match. The game ended with a score line of 0-0.

7^th place Blackpool traveled to 20^th place Plymouth Argyle in a League One match on Tuesday, September 12^th. Longstaff returned from injury as a substitute in the 57^th minute and while he was not able to continue his scoring streak, he was able to get an assist in his team’s 3-1 win.

5^th place Blackpool will host 8^th place Oxford United in a League One Match on Saturday, September 16^th.

Games: 6

Goals: 4

Assists: 2

Ivan Toney (Center Forward) – Wigan

2^nd place Wigan traveled to 3^rd place Shrewsbury Town in a League One match on Saturday September, 9th. Toney started and was subbed out just after the hour mark and was booked in the match. Toney played for Shrewsbury Town last year, I’m sure he wanted a goal.

8^th place Wigan traveled to 2^nd place Charlton Athletic in a League One match on Tuesday, September 12^th. Ivan was brought on as a sub in the 74^th minute and helped see out a 3-0 victory.

6^th place Wigan will host 12^th place Bristol Rovers in a League One match on Saturday, September 16^th.

Games: 6

Goals: 2

Assists: 3

Callum Williams (Center Back) – Gateshead

11^th Gateshead traveled to 4^th place Sutton United in a National League match on Saturday, September 9^th. Callum got another start and was subbed out in the 72^nd minute in a 1-1 draw.

11^th place Gateshead will host 21^st place Chester in a National League match on Tuesday, September 12^th. Callum got the start and played the whole match in an exciting 3-2 win.

11^th place Gateshead will host 3^rd place Aldershot Town in a National League match on Saturday, September 16^th.

Games: 8

Goals: 0

Assists: 1

Clean Sheets: 4

Stuart Findlay (Center Back) – Kilmarnock

10^th place Kilmarnock traveled to face 7^th place Motherwell on Saturday, September 9^th in the Scottish Premiership. Findlay started and finished the match in a difficult 2-0 loss.

11^th place Kilmarnock will travel to 2^nd place Aberdeen in a Scottish Premiership match on Saturday September 16^th.

Games: 2

Goals: 0

Assists: 0

Clean Sheets: 0

Tim Krul (Goal Keeper) – Brighton

17^th place Brighton hosted 5^th place West Brom in a Premier League matchup on Saturday, September 9^th. Krul wasn’t named in the squad for the match. Brighton won 3-1.

14^th place Brighton will travel to 19^th place Bournemouth in a Premier League match on Friday September 15^th.

Games: 0

Goals Allowed: 0

Clean Sheets: 0

Goals allowed per match: 0

Achraf Lazaar (Left-Back) – Benevento

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17^th place Benevento hosted 6^th place Torino in a Serie A match on Sunday, September 10^th. Lazaar came on just after the hour mark as a substitute and finished the match in a 1-0 loss.

Last place (20^th) Benevento will travel to 2^nd place Napoli on a Serie A match on Sunday September 17^th.

Games: 1

Goals: 0

Assists: 0

Clean Sheets: 0

U23 Report

Match Report

Monday September 11^th, 2017

Newcastle U23s – 2

Luke Charman (10’)

Macaulay Gillesphey (12’)

Norwich U23s – 2

Team: Freddie Woodman, Jamie Sterry, Curtis Good, Macaulay Gillesphey, Kyle Cameron, Dan Barlaser, Jonjo Shelvey, Callum Roberts, Luke Charman, Liam Smith, Rolando Aarons

Subs Used: Stefan O’Connor (46’), Victor Fernandez (46’), Josef Yarney (72’)

3^rd place Newcastle was home against 9^th place Norwich in a Premier League 2 match on Monday, September 11^th. It was Newcastle who looked sure to win after taking an early 2-0 lead, but was not able to hold on and ended up only getting a point. Luke Charman and Macaulay Gillesphey were the goalscorers for the toon.

4^th place Newcastle U23s next match will be on the road against 7^th place Brighton U23s.

Premier League 2 Division 2 Table HERE

U18 Report

Match Report

Saturday, September 9^th 2017

Newcastle U18s – 1

Elias Sorensen (20’)

West Brom U18s – 4

Team: Otto Huuhtanen, Sam Joyce, Kieren Aplin, Jack Young, Lewis Cass, Kelland Watts, Adam Wilson, Mace Goodridge, Elias Sorensen, Thomas Allan, Deece Kasinga

Subs Used: Kurtis Russell (78’), Thomas Cole (78’)

The 10^th place U18s were at home against 4^th place West Brom u18s on Saturday, September 9^th. They continued their winless form in a 4-1 loss. The loan goal coming from Elias Sorensen. It seemed Newcastle were dominating the match and had a 1-0 lead, however for each missed chance, gave West Brom four opportunities. They took advantage of these opportunities and won easily.

U18 Premier League Table HERE

The U18s next match will be in the Premier League Cup. A group stage match against Brighton on Saturday September 16^th.