Newcastle Routs Crystal Palace 5-0, Clips Eagles' Unbeaten Streak

Crystal Palace suffered a heavy 5-0 defeat at Newcastle United, marking the first time since 1935 that the club has conceded five goals in consecutive matches. Newcastle's intensity, directness, and pace proved overwhelming, with Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner admitting his side could not keep up and that 'nothing worked' for them while 'everything worked' for Newcastle. Key moments included a missed Palace penalty and an own-goal by Marc Guehi, further compounding the visitors' woes. Glasner emphasized the need for his team to quickly move on from the result, refocus on basics, and avoid finger-pointing, acknowledging that both Newcastle and Manchester City are superior when Palace are not at their best. He noted that sometimes it is better not to overanalyze such defeats and instead 'throw it in the bin.' Newcastle, meanwhile, continued their strong form, moving up to third in the Premier League and bolstering their Champions League ambitions.