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Spurs beaten again as Elanga and Wissa strike for Newcastle

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Spurs beaten again as Elanga and Wissa strike for Newcastle
Sky Sports
Sky Sports12 mins ago
Spurs beaten again as Elanga and Wissa strike for Newcastle
Tottenham have lost their first two Premier League matches and failed to score in both as rejuvenated duo Anthony Elanga and Yoane Wissa struck to earn Newcastle a 2-0 victory.
Guardian Sport
Guardian Sport30 mins ago
Elanga and Wissa strike as Newcastle extends Spurs’ miserable start to season
If ever you wanted to understand the distinction between ‘winning the transfer market’ and winning an actual football match, then this was the game for you. Tottenham’s first home fixture of the Premier League season began with adulatory focus on all their new players. It ended in decisive defeat to Newcastle as recrui
Irish News
Irish News37 mins ago
Newcastle stun Tottenham as Roberto De Zerbi’s big-spending side beaten again
Second-half goals by Anthony Elanga and Yoane Wissa helped Newcastle inflict a second consecutive defeat of the Premier League season on big-spending Tottenham.Eight players have been signed by Spurs this summer and they spent £100million on tempting Sandro Tonali away from the Magpies, but the North East club had the
Tottenham vs. Newcastle final score, result, highlights as Elanga and Wissa ruin Spurs' new dawn
Second-half goals from Anthony Elanga and Yoane Wissa gave Newcastle a deserved 2-0 win over Tottenham, who are without a goal or a point from their first two games.
Channel NewsAsia
Channel NewsAsia🏁 first to report1 days ago
Big-spending Tottenham hand De Zerbi the tools to dream
LONDON, Aug 28 : After completing his Tottenham Hotspur rescue act on the final day of last season, manager Roberto De Zerbi challenged the club's owners to provide him with the team of his dreams for the next campaign.With more than £300 million ($407 million) spent in the summer transfer window and a forward line upg