Newcastle ran out of gas in FA Cup exit to Man City, Howe concedes - Soccer News
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Newcastle ran out of gas in FA Cup exit to Man City, Howe concedes - Soccer News
"Good start from us, really good for half an hour. There's probably two things that happened. We couldn't sustain our start in terms of energy but they also played really well. We just have to accept that. I felt we maybe ran out of gas, certainly in the second half but also towards the end of the first half. You have to say they were a very good side."
"We needed the ball to try and generate pressure but we couldn't get enough of it. The crowd were magnificent today. They didn't have a lot to shout about after that initial period but they stayed with us and were cheering at the end. We will need them for the Champions League."
Newcastle United exited the FA Cup after losing 3-1 to Manchester City at St James' Park. Harvey Barnes gave Newcastle an early lead, but Manchester City equalized through Savinho before half-time. Omar Marmoush scored twice in the second half to secure City's victory, bringing his tally to seven goals against Newcastle this season. Manager Eddie Howe acknowledged his team's strong opening thirty minutes but noted they couldn't sustain their energy levels. City dominated possession in the second half, preventing Newcastle from generating pressure. This marks Newcastle's fourth consecutive loss to Manchester City in a single season. Howe praised the crowd's support and emphasized the need for their backing in the upcoming Champions League match against Barcelona.
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