Wolves deny Magpies late on
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What were the key moments of the Wolves vs. Newcastle match?
It's a good ball forward as well. Chance here! Wow! Against the odds, it's Hayden who gives Newcastle United the lead.
How did Newcastle take the lead in the match?
Dubravka right on his goal line.
Was that, was it? No! The goal will stand. They've done it again. Wolves right at the depth. They have rescued a point.
What a finish for Wolves. Heartbreak for Newcastle in the dying seconds. One apiece, it finished, preserving the record of these two always scoring when they meet. That's the eighth game in succession, 22 attempts from Wolves, the second highest they've had in a game this season, eight of which were on target to Newcastle's three. We've seen many more touches in the opposition box and passes and the expected goals, 2.41. to Newcastle's 0.43, almost six times higher. Patrick Cliver is here with Jamie Carragher. Right, we've had a chance to look at it. The big dramatic moment in the final few seconds, almost the last touch of the ball. Was it a foul? No, it wasn't.
And I think you've just got to give great credit to Wolves and Bollie especially. But the goalkeeper, I think he's a good goalkeeper for Wolves. I mean, for Newcastle, sorry. He's actually made a few mistakes lately. I just want to slow it down now. I want to talk about it. Just take it back, just as he crosses it. Traore now. Look at the position of Bollie. The ground he makes up, the determination he has. I'm getting this ball. It's the last minute of the game. I'm getting it.
What was the significance of Wolves' late equalizer?
Just look at the ground he makes up. He runs past. See, knocks defenders out the way, I'm getting it. He jumps earlier than the goalkeeper. His hands are resting on top of the goalkeeper's shoulders, but the goalkeeper does not cover himself in glory, and that is not the first time in these last few weeks.
Do his hands interfere with the goalkeeper's arms as he goes up to try and catch the ball?
For me, not. No, I think that the goalkeeper, what Jamie says, needs to defend himself as well. Here, if he jumps up... Get a punch at it. Get a punch at it. And jump earlier because you can jump with your hands straight, punch it out. What do you want to catch the ball there? Now, last minute, last second.
Are you convinced that his arms don't come down onto Bravka's arms as his arms are up there to catch the ball?
It's lightly. It is a contact sport. You shouldn't forget that. You can't not touch a goalkeeper. They can be contact. His hands don't go right on him now. His hands go up to give him leverage. No, I don't think it's a foul. I think it looks worse when you really slow it down. It looks like his hands are on him for a longer period than it looks when it's in mid-speed. But no, I think the goalkeeper's got to do more. And I think if... Hang on, I'll be just... I'll throw it in again. The thing about punching, what Patrick's talking about, is obviously a bad raffle as a manager. When he signed Pepe Reina, that was a big thing about bringing him in because he punched the ball. He wasn't a massive fan of goalkeepers in that situation, going up to try and catch a ball and actually leaving themselves open to someone coming in, hitting them, the ball dropping.
Mm-hm.
And what he would say, his argument was for punching was, if your goalkeeper is known for punching, a lot of strikers or people come in and think, oh, I don't want to get one in the face, you know, in that situation.
Do you think he gets his timing wrong then, Patrick, as well? Do you think he jumps too late, reacts too late?
What tactical insights did Patrick Kluivert share about the game?
No, no, he has a different mindset, because he has in his mind, I'm going to catch the ball, but he has to have in his mind, I'm going to punch the ball. Let me just... Did he jump already earlier?
Let me just do this at full speed, because I think when we slow it down it looks like he's got his hands on him for a long time. If you run this at full speed, he jumps, just a little touch and it's off, you know. So that's, obviously it's different.
He jumps up. It's not that he's landing, putting his hands now on his shoulder.
So this is VAR, next season you're seeing, but we're taking about seven minutes to do it and they'll have about 30 seconds.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What were the key moments of the Wolves vs. Newcastle match?
0:05–0:21
2
How did Newcastle take the lead in the match?
0:21–1:51
3
What was the significance of Wolves' late equalizer?
1:51–3:52
4
What tactical insights did Patrick Kluivert share about the game?
3:52–8:28
5
Who were Kluivert's toughest opponents during his career?
8:28–12:11
6
What does Kluivert consider when selecting his best eleven?
12:11–15:16
7
How does Kluivert assess the performance of Newcastle's goalkeeper?
15:16–19:04
8
What are Kluivert's thoughts on the current state of Dutch football?
19:04–47:06
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