Newcastle United vs. Ipswich Town - News - April 26, 2025 | FOX Sports

Jacob Murphy - Fifteen crosses in victory Murphy recorded two shots (zero on goal), 15 crosses (four accurate) and three corners in Saturday's 3-0 win against Ipswich Town.

Impact Murphy won the penalty that led to Newcastle's first goal by drawing a foul from Julio Enciso in first-half stoppage time. He was a constant threat on the right wing, delivering 15 crosses and breaking his previous season high by more than twice. Four of those crosses were accurate and he created two chances in the final third. Murphy's performance was a key factor in Newcastle's attacking success. He will look to bring impact again Sunday against Brighton.

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Kieran Trippier - Provides two assists in victory Trippier assisted twice to go with 12 crosses (three accurate) and eight corners in Saturday's 3-0 victory over Ipswich Town.

Impact Trippier assisted both Dan Burn's and William Osula's goals with precise crosses from the right flank. His deliveries were instrumental in breaking down Ipswich's defense, especially after they were reduced to ten men. Trippier recorded two season highs with 12 crosses and eight corners Saturday, and his performance underscores his importance in Newcastle's attacking build-up play. He will aim to contribute again Sunday against the Seagulls.

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Dan Burn - Doubles lead with header Burn scored one goal to go with one shot (one on goal) and one chance created in Saturday's 3-0 win versus Ipswich Town. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 44th minute.

Impact Burn scored Newcastle's second goal in the 56th minute, heading in a well-delivered cross from Kieran Trippier. He also contributed defensively with one tackle and five clearances, helping to maintain a clean sheet against a ten-man Ipswich side. Burn's goal was his first in the Premier League this season. That said, he will aim to contribute again on Sunday against Brighton to help his side secure a top-four finish at the end of the season.

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William Osula - Scores first Premier League goal Osula scored one goal to go with two shots (one on goal) and one cross (zero accurate) in Saturday's 3-0 win over Ipswich Town.

Impact Osula came on as a substitute and scored Newcastle's third goal in the 80th minute with a powerful header from a Kieran Trippier corner. This goal was his first in the Premier League and capped off a dominant performance by the home side. Osula's impact off the bench highlights the depth in Newcastle's attacking options. The young forward will aim to contribute off the bench again if called upon in Sunday's clash against Brighton.

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Alexander Isak - Scores penalty kick Saturday Isak scored one goal to go with six shots (one on goal) in Saturday's 3-0 victory over Ipswich Town.

Impact Isak opened the scoring for Newcastle with a penalty in first-half stoppage time after a foul on Jacob Murphy. The goal was his 22nd in the Premier League this season, setting a new personal best as it surpasses his previous total of 21 goals from last season. Isak remains a pivotal figure in Newcastle's attack as they push for a top-four finish. He will try to contribute again Sunday against the Seagulls.

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Nick Pope - Records clean sheet with zero saves Pope had no saves and secured a clean sheet in Saturday's 3-0 win versus Ipswich Town.

Impact Pope recorded a clean sheet in Saturday's win over Ipswich. He was barely tested throughout the match as Ipswich failed to register a single shot on target after being reduced to ten men early in the game. This was Pope's seventh clean sheet of the Premier League season and his second this campaign without making a save. He will look to secure another one against Brighton on Sunday.

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Alex Palmer - Concedes three in defeat Palmer registered two saves and allowed three goals in Saturday's 3-0 defeat versus Newcastle United.

Impact Palmer conceded three goals in Saturday's game against Newcastle, a result that confirmed their relegation from the Premier League. He faced 25 shots, with five on target, and made two saves during the match. Despite the scoreline, Palmer managed to keep the deficit from growing further, especially after Ipswich were reduced to ten men in the first half. He is yet to record his first clean sheet in the Premier League and will aim for it against Everton on Saturday.

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