Newcastle 4-2 Southampton – Cissé Stunner Pick of The Bunch In St James’ Park Goal-Fest (Photos & Highlights)
By Alan Duffy
Newcastle United 4-2 Southampton – Premier League – 24th February 2013
A wonder-striker from Papiss Cissé helped BNewcastle on their way to a thrilling 4-2 win against Southampton on Sunday after the Saints had taken the lead.
One of the most impressive performers in the top division this season, midfielder Morgan Schneiderlin, put the visitors ahead after just three minutes after good work from Rickie Lambert. However, by half-time the Magpies were ahead, courtesy of goals from Moussa Sissoko and Cissé, who fired home a magnificent long range effort courtesy of an assist from back-up goalie Rob Elliot.
Early on in the second period, Lambert got himself on the scoresheet but the Saints’ hopes of getting something from this game were shot down by firther goals from Yohan Cabaye via the penalty spot and the unfortunate Jos Hooiveld, who put through his own net.
The win sees Alan Pardew’s men go six points clear of the danger zone while Mauricio Pochettino’s charges are just three points away from the bottom three.
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Photos: PA
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An avoidable penalty, a calamity of an own goal and a wonder strike (offside by the way). Pretty much the story of every point Saints have dropped this season summed up in one game. Gutted. Newcastle deserved all 3, but we should have got a point at least.