Had to deal with the fierce press from Isak and the Newcastle attack. Couldn’t do much about either goal, but a little lax a couple of passes.Had to deal with the fierce press from Isak and the Newcastle attack. Couldn’t do much about either goal, but a little lax a couple of passes.
Had to deal with the fierce press from Isak and the Newcastle attack. Couldn’t do much about either goal, but a little lax a couple of passes.

Burnley player ratings vs Newcastle United as EIGHT players handed 5/10 - gallery

Matt Scrafton
By Matt Scrafton
Published 30th Sep 2023, 17:24 BST
Burnley’s winless start to the season continued with a one-sided 2-0 defeat to Newcastle United this afternoon.

Goals in either half from Miguel Almiron and Alexander Isak condemned Vincent Kompany's men to their fifth defeat in their opening six games of the campaign.

Here's how Burnley’s players rated...

Kieran Trippier got the better of him down the flank. A little lucky to only escape with a yellow for a cynical foul on the former Claret.

5. Charlie Taylor - 5/10

Kieran Trippier got the better of him down the flank. A little lucky to only escape with a yellow for a cynical foul on the former Claret. Photo: Nigel Roddis

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Struggled to dictate the game as Newcastle got well on top of the midfield. Had one rare opportunity with a shot that was blocked.

6. Josh Cullen - 6/10

Struggled to dictate the game as Newcastle got well on top of the midfield. Had one rare opportunity with a shot that was blocked. Photo: Ian MacNicol

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Started brightly, as the team did, by winning the ball back. But guilty of committing some niggly fouls which put his team under pressure.

7. Josh Brownhill - 5/10

Started brightly, as the team did, by winning the ball back. But guilty of committing some niggly fouls which put his team under pressure. Photo: Matt McNulty

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Took too long on the ball, which resulted in Newcastle regaining possession in the centre of the park. Lackadaisical.

8. Sander Berge - 5/10

Took too long on the ball, which resulted in Newcastle regaining possession in the centre of the park. Lackadaisical. Photo: ANDY BUCHANAN

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