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Sandro Tonali answered the question on the lips of all those who watched Newcastle’s 2-1 victory against Brentford: Did he really want to score this goal?
The Italian beat Mark Flekken at his nearby post after shooting near the right corner flag, roughly parallel to the six -meter box.
This caused a general disbelief around St James’ Park and turned out to be the winner while Newcastle climbed fifth in the Premier League.
The objective was called by some, including the official X official X account of the Premier League for the United States, as “impossible”.
So was it a shot or a cross?
“Honestly, it was 70% cross and 30%,” Tonali told the first League Productions.
Sandro Tonali admitted that his Wondergoal against Brentford was “70% cross”
Newcastle midfielder struck an “impossible” angle to give Newcastle a 2-1 victory
He later admitted that he was “a little luck”, although many were convinced that it was a blow
“It was difficult for the goalkeeper and also difficult for me. Also a little luck.
Jay Boothroyd remained stunned when he was asked to describe the goal of the live goals show from Sky Sports.
“How can I describe this?” I don’t even know how, it was so good!
“It literally conforms to the box of six yards. He cracked it up with his laces in the NWAR Post and he certainly also meant.
“It is definitely meant that. We are talking about a player who has an abundance technique. It is an excellent goal. He means it all day.
“I’m sorry, I couldn’t believe he did that.
Newcastle needed a goal from somewhere, after being returned by visitors.
Alexander Isak had given Newcastle the advance on the half-time, but when Nick Pope made Yoane Wissa fall halfway in the second half, Brentford had the chance to return to the game.
Bryan Mbeumo took the chance of the place, reaching his 16th goal of the Premier League season, and giving Brentford a shot to continue their exceptional.
The bees had won their previous five first League games, but Tonali came Trumps at the right time with his fourth goal of the season, and Toon was maintained from there.
