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Newcastle back to winning ways as Willock and Hall end Hull’s unbeaten start
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Newcastle back to winning ways as Willock and Hall end Hull’s unbeaten start

The Guardian Football 23 minutes 1 mins read

Hull always knew that, sooner or later, they would lose a Premier League game but no one can say that Sergej Jakirovic’s team did not do everything in their power to try to delay that inaugural top-tier defeat.

After conceding two goals in the opening seven minutes Hull could easily have folded but Jakirovic’s promoted players are made of sterner stuff than that. Tellingly, they also sensed the inherent fragility of a gifted but injury-hit and extremely youthful Newcastle.

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