Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on TNT Sports

A complete contrast between the two teams tonight.

One team had fight, togetherness, cohesion and energy all throughout the side. Look across the pitch and the other team had absolutely none of that.

To a man Newcastle were better than Manchester United and got the win that their performance deserved.

After the week they have had, Chelsea, PSG away and now back winning against Man Utd. It has been some effort and they fully deserve it.

Ally McCoist
Former Rangers striker & manager on TNT Sports

Newcastle United were miles better than Manchester United.

The away side were a huge disappointment, and we didn't see any of their best at all tonight. I expect their away following to have been left very unhappy with that performance.

On the flip side Newcastle fans and players will be delighted. Far superior and they take the three points.

Manchester United have equalled a club record...

They have gone 21 top-flight games without a draw, something they last did from September 1893 to March 1894.

Newcastle move into fifth place in the Premier League table, which would probably be enough for a Champions League place next season.

Manchester United slip down to seventh.

It's all over.

A fully deserved victory for Newcastle United takes them above Manchester United in the table.

Ally McCoist
Former Rangers striker & manager on TNT Sports

There's just a desperation about Manchester United.

Throwing Maguire up through the middle, not a great performance at all and Erik ten Hag will know it.

Newcastle almost there. They win a free-kick so can eat up another 30 seconds.

Joelinton tries to kill some time instead of clearing the ball and concedes a needless throw-in.

Diogo Dalot hurls in a long throw and Sofyan Amrabat volleys over.

Newcastle bring on Matt Ritchie for potential matchwinner Anthony Gordon.

Harry Maguire is playing up front now. He wins a throw-in.

Bruno Fernandes swings in a free-kick and Martin Dubravka catches it at the second attempt.

Corner to Manchester United. Fans cheer as two balls are on the pitch as Bruno Fernandes tries to take.

Jamaal Lascelles heads away when Fernandes does take.

Alejandro Garnacho can't find Scott McTominay with his cut-back and Newcastle come away.

Alexander Isak is a one-man counter-attack but he can't squeeze between two defenders to get into the box.

Manchester United's Antony lunges in on Tino Livramento and gets a deserved yellow card.

There was a quick VAR check for that Harry Maguire non-goal but he was clearly offside.

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NINE minutes added on. Good news for Manchester United, who are more of a threat now than they have been at any stage tonight.

Ally McCoist
Former Rangers striker & manager on TNT Sports

I'm looking at it straight away and I thought there was someone in an offside position.

Maguire is definitely offside, absolutely no doubt, and it hits him on the way in to compound matters for Man United.

Would Antony's shot have gone in if Harry Maguire wasn't there? We'll never know.

Manchester United think they're level... but the flag goes up.

Antony volleys in via a deflection off Harry Maguire's chest... but Maguire was offside.

Drama.

Newcastle half-clear a corner and Sergio Reguilon has another shot blocked.