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Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe was disappointed by how his side conceded the only goal of the game to Brighton & Hove Albion on Saturday as Danny Welbeck's first-half strike gave the visitors all three points in their Premier League clash.

Eddie Howe post-match reaction to Newcastle's defeat to Brighton.

There is no suggestion that the pressure is mounting on Howe, but any dissent headed his way would be completely misplaced. The United boss is not above criticism but the 'blame' for the stuttering start to the season should not be laid at his door.

NEWCASTLE, England - Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe was disappointed by how his side conceded the only goal of the game to Brighton & Hove Albion on Saturday as Danny Welbeck's first-half strike gave the visitors all three points in their Premier League clash.

Newcastle United crashed to a 1-0 defeat against Brighton and Hove Albion at home yesterday and the fans were disappointed with some of the decisions from the manager.Manager Eddie Howe decided to

Newcastle United lost to Brighton on Saturday. A match where United started really well, controlled and dominated the play. Brighton couldn’t get out of their own half. Newcastle failing to put the ball in the net and when Isak failed to convert a golden one on one chance after Bruno put him in,

Newcastle United suffered just their second defeat of the 2024-25 Premier League season after Danny Welbeck's first-half strike was enough to put the visitors ahead and seal all three points for Brighton at St James' Park.