They experience it in the continuing Israeli annexation of their land and attacks launched regularly against their homes in Gaza. What Palestinians call “ongoing Nakba” still generates suffering, destruction of homes and loss of Palestinian lives. They are also marking the fact that the Nakba did not end in 1948, but continues in different forms to this day. Nor just the destruction of more than 400 villages and towns and the killing of thousands others. When Palestinians commemorate the Nakba (the catastrophe) on May 15, they are not only remembering a violent historical event that took place 75 years ago which led to the uprooting of over 750,000 Palestinians from their homeland. Wilson's 17 goals are the most by player for Newcastle in a single Premier League season since Alan Shearer in 2003-04 (22).By Dina Matar, SOAS, University of London | –.The Whites have missed two of their three penalties in the competition this season (both Bamford) Bamford became the first player to miss two Premier League penalties in a single season for Leeds.Leeds have both scored and conceded a goal in each of their last 11 Premier League games, the joint-longest such spell in their league history (also 11 in October 1928 and December 1937).Leeds were only the third side to both fail to score a penalty and also concede two penalty goals in a Premier League match, after Watford vs West Ham in April 2016 and Tottenham v Man City in October 2014.The Magpies end their season with a trip to Chelsea on May 28. Eddie Howe's side host Brighton on Thursday night, kick-off 7.30pm, before welcoming Leicester to St James' Park for Monday Night Football on May 22. Newcastle, meanwhile, will be hoping to secure a top-four finish by winning their next two games, both of which are at home - live on Sky Sports. Allardyce's side then host Tottenham at Elland Road on the final day of the season. Leeds continue their bid for Premier League survival as they travel to West Ham next Sunday, live on Sky Sports Premier League kick-off 1.30pm. May 18: Brighton (H) - Premier League, kick-off 7.30pm May 28: Tottenham (H) - Premier League, kick-off 4.30pm Newcastle's remaining fixtures May 21: West Ham (A) - Premier League, kick-off 1.30pm If we stayed on our feet, we would have won." Leeds United's remaining fixtures I don't like it when they ignore me, so they will get told off. I have been talking about staying on your feet all week. That is everyone who works at the training ground and everyone in the stadium, it's imperative we stay in this league. "We have to stick with it and do as much as we can to save our position in the Premier League.
WHEN ARE WE GETTING NORTHERN TALES 5 PROFESSIONAL
It's a shame we weren't more professional at the right time as that would have been a win for us otherwise. We pleased the crowd, they helped us in the game and kept going with us.
When you consider where Newcastle are and we played Manchester City last week, we are moving in the right direction now. We missed a penalty then conceded two but scored to save 2-2. There are lots of areas where we say room for improvement, but we didn't get dispirited even though we made life extremely difficult for ourselves. "Very, very satisfied with what they've done and how they applied themselves. Leeds manager Sam Allardyce speaking to BT Sport: The second one is the most difficult, there are a lot of mind games and lot of time to take the penalty." Allardyce: We weren't professional "The way Wilson took his two penalties was outstanding. The character to come back is a huge positive. I thought we played well at times today without hitting our best form and we were rushed around the box. "It was their first attack, we started well. Newcastle manager Eddie Howe to BT Sport: It was an ugly end to a beautifully entertaining match. In the hustle and bustle of the free-kick, a fan leapt from the crowd to confront Newcastle boss Howe before being hauled away. Newcastle only half-cleared substitute Willy Gnonto's corner and Kristensen crashed home a 25-yard shot via a deflection off Kieran Trippier to haul the home side level.įirpo's afternoon then went from bad to worse when he was sent off for a professional foul after his challenge on substitute Anthony Gordon just outside the area. Image: Leeds United's Rasmus Kristensen, right, is congratulated by team-mate Luke Ayling after making it 2-2 vs Newcastle
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