SUBSCRIBE if you believe Newcastle will do well in this season and this a great start for them!

A second-half comeback saw Premier League champions Manchester City dramatically draw 3-3 with Newcastle United at St James' Park on Sunday.
City -- who went behind by two goals in the match -- dropped points for the first time this season, leaving Arsenal as the only Premier League side to have won their opening three matches.
City capitalised on early lacklustre Newcastle defending as Ilkay Gundogan was picked out in the box and granted time to adjust himself and fire home beyond Nick Pope to take a fifth-minute lead.
Eddie Howe's side responded well, forging several chances. Miguel Almiron spurned the best of which by firing over after being teed up by Allan Saint-Maximin in an eventful opening 20 minutes.
But Almiron did deservedly draw the game level in the 28th minute. His improvised finish from Saint-Maximin's cross was initially ruled out for offside but a VAR check overturned the decision and granted Newcastle their leveller.
Newcastle had the better of their opponents in the first half and they were rewarded six minutes before the break. More probing by Saint-Maximin allowed the France winger to play in Callum Wilson, who cut inside and fired past Ederson with the outside of his boot.
Erling Haaland, who had been subdued in the first half, struck the post seven minutes after the interval.

Tags

newcastle vs manchester city,
newcastle vs manchester city 3 3,
newcastle man city,
newcastle man city highlights,
newcastle 3-3 man city,
man city 3-3 newcastle,
newcastle united manchester city,
newcastle vs mancity,
newcastle city,
newcastle manchester city,
gundogan goal newcastle,
haaland goal newcastle,
bernardo silva goal newcastle,
trippier goal vs man city,
trippier goal newcastle,
trippier goal v city,
almiron goal city,
wilson goal man city,
newcastle united

#NEWMCI #newcastlevsmancity #Newcastle #ManCity