Dubravka's had a mare there 
Premier League Gameweek 26 fixtures (9th - 11th Feb 2019)
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik and Imran hold a long overdue conversation about United's awful league form with 1 win in 7. They discuss a disappointing draw at Bournemouth, a not so disappointing draw against Liverpool and a crushing defeat at Chelsea - Is time nearly over for Erik Ten Hag?
Then in a special second half of the pod, Nik welcomes Natalie ( https://twitter.com/natalie_17) to discuss the fortunes of Manchester United Women as they booked a place in the FA Cup Final after a historic first ever win vs. Chelsea.
Wow... what an ending.
Rafa won't be happy.
Fair goal and wolves should have had a free kick on the far edge of their box after a player grabbed a wolves player's foot
Fair goal and wolves should have had a free kick on the far edge of their box after a player grabbed a wolves player's foot
Haha. Newcastle don't deserve anything from this game.
Delighted for the only reason that a ref hasn't taken the easy option and protected the keeper. They get far, far too much of it.
Look on Rafa’s face.
Have it you fat cnut.
Have it you fat cnut.
It hurts but they've have been more than happy to pick up a point at kick off.Newcastle
Home games to come v Huddersfield, Burnley, Everton, Palace and Southampton. They'll be alright I suspect.
Another massive mistake from Dubravka.....Man Utd, Tottenham and now Wolverhampton......Woodman should be the new goalkeeper.
Didn't realise Newcastle were so close to the bottom still. No interest in them going down, rather get rid of teams like Burnley instead.
He's rapid. Watching him live is something else
Wolves played very well and had all the chances. Scoreline certainly flatters Newcastle.
Rafa talking to himself.
It wasn’t a foul, but it was scores almost 1 minute after the additional 4 minutes.
Nah average performance from Wolves, they have played better about ten times this season (Spurs, Man. City, Arsenal, Man. United, West Ham etc). They're not too hot in home games when opposition park the bus.
Presumably as the last Newcastle sub took one minute.
Crosses the line at 94:34, which given Rafa decided to waste time with a sub on 90 minutes was pretty much justified.
I liked the referee's performance. Didn't give out fouls for soft contact or players going down just to win a free kick.
And they made a sub in the end, so he added to the additional time. Rarely do you see refs do that.
And they made a sub in the end, so he added to the additional time. Rarely do you see refs do that.
How much did Newcastle spend for this goalie? Christ! Even Almunia looked better than him!
Ah, fair enough. I thought it was later for some reason.
They can do better of course. But in end it boils down to chances created vs chances conceded which was pretty clear cut.
Actually, watching the replay, I think that was a foul on the keeper.
Definite foul on the keeper though the keeper should have punched that instead of trying to catch that.
Really harsh on Newcastle, that was a definite foul.
There's really nothing more sickening in football than conceding last minute.
VAR probably would help here. Hopefully Newcastle won't regret this decision at the end of the season.
Still images make it look worse...Conceding a last minute goal that shouldn't have stood probably tops it.
I don't really think this a foul
He effectively blindfolds the keeper for a moment.
I think the video is just as clear as the still image. Foul all day long.