Gary Liker and Alan Shearer interact with a “terrible decision” in the Newcastle match

Newcastle United extended its run -off with a Goalleess tie against Bournemouth at the VITALITY stadium on Sunday.

Edi Hao was able to grind another point against his former team, but the meeting was defined by the referee’s debate.

Bad decisions in Newcastle game

Former referee Mark Klatpurg felt that the owner of Theo was lucky to avoid the second yellow card, which would have been left for visitors to face half an hour at the end. Magpies also left affected when Nick Woltemade was dropped in the penalty area after strong pressure from Bournemouth defenders.

In the last minutes, Bournemouth got a free kick in a dangerous position when Harvey Barnes was controversial in handball. The wing had hit the ball against him from a distance, with his arms narrow on his body, but the referee exploded due to an error. The low Kluivert kick from the specified piece looked estimated at the angle until Bob’s reaction was brilliantly to push him away, and saved a valuable point for Hoow men.

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Shearer and Lineker interact with the ruling decision

Meanwhile, Gary Linker and Alan Shearer felt that Newcastle would have smoked if the late free kick found the network, describing the decision as discontent.

He said to the rest is football podcast: “It was not great. I thought, in fact, the first half was fine. It was fine. It was from the end to the end, and he had a good pace for that. After that it was just a kind of nothing. Do you know what I was thinking about?

Shearer added: “A terrible decision, handball?

Lineker continued: “Handball. It was ridiculous, it was not?

Shearer: “I had told you where you went if it went and we had been beaten 1-0. I couldn’t reach.”

Meanwhile, Newcastle will need to raise their performance levels if they want to get an impressive season. They were not at their best to move forward, and they should start creating more opportunities if they wanted to find the back of the network regularly.