Newcastle Vs Ipswich Highlights, Premier League Updates: Osula Scores On Debut As Magpies Win 3-0 Against 10-Men Visitors

Welcome to our live coverage of all the English Premier League 2024-25, Matchday 34 fixtures. We have five matches lined up for tonight:

• Chelsea vs Everton (5:00 PM IST)

• Brighton vs West Ham (7:30 PM IST)

• Newcastle United vs Ipswich Town (7:30 PM IST)

• Southampton vs Fulham (7:30 PM IST)

• Wolves vs Leicester City (7:30 PM IST)

Chelsea: Robert Sanchez; Marc Cucurella, Levi Colwill, Trevoh Chalobah, Romeo Lavia; Moises Caicedo, Enzo Fernandez; Pedro Neto, Cole Palmer, Noni Madueke, Nicolas Jackson

Everton: Jordan Pickford; Vitaliy Mykolenko, Jarrad Branthwaite, Nathan Patterson, Jake O'Brien; Idrissa Gana Gueye, James Garner; Iliman Ndiaye, Abdoulaye Doucoure, Jack Harrison; Beto

Chelsea: Filip Jorgensen, Benoit Badiashile, Josh Acheampong, Reece James, Tosin Adarabioyo, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, Christopher Nkunku, Jadon Sancho, Tyrique George

Everton: Asmir Begovic, Joao Virginia, Ashley Young, Michael Keane, Seamus Coleman, Carlos Alcaraz, Tim Iroegbunam, Youssef Chermiti

With kick-off in a few minutes, let's have a look at a few pre-match facts:

• David Moyes has ZERO wins in his last 19 games at Stamford Bridge.

• Chelsea have scored eight goals in their last five matches, while Everton have scored just three.

The players are out on the pitch, with kick-off imminent.

The referee blows his whistle, and we are underway at Stamford Bridge!

CHE 0-0 EVE (0')

A half-chance for the visitors, as Harrison floats in a ball from a free-kick after Romeo Lavia makes a poor challenge on Mykolenko. Beto tries to get at the end of it, but Sanchez is having none of it.

CHE 0-0 EVE (5')

As expected, Chelsea are dominating Everton in the first 15 minutes. Noni Madueke had an effort kept out by Pickford, after a chance for Levi Colwill created by Palmer's ball.

Everton are not out of the game though, and try a counter attack while the Blues just about keep out.

CHE 0-0 EVE (15')

Chelsea FC are still dominating possession (63%), and Pedro Neto and Noni Madueke are going forward with venom. No goals so far, though, with the Toffees just about holding on.

xG Stats (courtesy of Guardian): Chelsea (0.08) vs Everton (0.00)

Everton do get a rare break, with Beto brekaing forward and finding Iliman Ndiaye, but Chalobah clars before Nathan Patterson can find a cross.

CHE 0-0 EVE (25')

Just as the Toffees were looking to frustrate Chelsea in the first half, Nicolas Jackson gives the home side a much-deserved lead. Trevoh Chalobah disposses Beto and puts in a fantastic counter attack, finding Enzo Fernandes. The midfielder played it quickly to Nicolas Jackson, who is swarmed by two defenders. The Senegalese turns and shoots from outside the box, finding the bottom corner. No chance for Pickford.

CHE 1-0 EVE (27')

Maresca's side are smelling an opportunity to ramp up the pressure before half-time. Noni Madueke puts in a good cross and O'Brien just about manages to keep it out. The home side are looking to double their lead before the break, and Everton's attack looks toothless at the moment.

CHE 1-0 EVE (35')

After a coming together in the penalty box between Robert Sanchez and Mykolenko, both players are down, and finally get back up after three minutes of treatment. They embrace, and it's all fine at Stamford Bridge.

CHE 1-0 EVE (41')

Four minutes added on by the fourth-official.

CHE 1-0 EVE (45')

It's half-time at Stamford Bridge, and the home side lead by Jackson's goal.

CHE 1-0 EVE (HT)

The second half is underway at Stamford Bridge, with Chelsea leading by one goal to nil.

CHE 1-0 EVE (45')

Change for Everton:

Carlos Alcaraz IN

Iliman Ndiaye OUT

The home side have started the second half on top, with an early chancefor Noni Madueke from a corner. However, Pickford does well to go down and keep his shot out, keeping Everton in the game.

CHE 1-0 EVE (48')

Brighton and Hove Albion: Bart Verbruggen; Pervis Estupinian, Carlos Baleba, Lewis Dunk, Solly March; Yasin Ayari, Jack Hinshelwood; Simon Adingra, Matthew O'Riley, Mats Wieffer; Danny Welbeck

West Ham United: Alphone Areola; Max Kilman, Jean-Clair Todibo, Konstantinos Mavropanos, Aaron Wan-Bissaka; James Ward-Prowse, Tomas Soucek, Emerson; Mohammed Kudus, Jarrod Bowen, Lucas Paqueta

Newcastle United: Nick Pope; Velentino Livramento, Daniel Burn, Fabian Schar, Kieran Trippier; Joseph Willock, Sandro Tonali, Bruno Guimaraes; Harvey Barnes, Alexander Isak, Jacob Murphy

Ipswich Town: Alex Palmer; Jacob Greaves, Cameron Burgess, Dara O'Shea, Luke Woolfenden; Jack Taylor, Sam Morsy; Jack Clarke, Julio Enciso, Ben Johnson; Liam Delap

Southampton: Aaron Ramsdale; Jack Stephens, Jan Bednarek, Taylor Harwood-Bellis; Ryan Manning, Flynn Downes, Lesley Ugochukwu, Kyle Walker-Peters; Ross Stewart, Kamaldeen Sulemana, Mateus Fernandes

Fulham: Bernd Leno; Antonee Robinson, Calvin Bassey, Joachim Andersen, Kenny Tete; Andreas Pereira, Sander Berge; Alex Iwobi, Harry Wilson, Willian; Raul Jimenez

Wolverhampton Wanderers: Jose Sa; Toti Gomes, Emmanuel Agbadou, Matt Doherty; Rayan Ait Nouri, Andre, Joao Gomes, Nelson Semedo; Matheus Cunha, Jorgen Strand Larsen, Marshall Munetsi

Leicester City: Mads Hermansen; Luke Thomas, Conor Coady, Wout Faes, Ricardo Pereira; Boubakary Soumare, Wilfred Ndidi; Bobby Reid, Bilal El Khannous, Facundo Buonanotte; Jamie Vardy

Meanwhile, Everton are having a terrific spell in the seoncd half, somehow having more shots than the home side. Stamford Bridge is getting a nervy at the moment, with Mykolenko finding a lot of freedom down the left.

Madueke has a good effort in between, and Pickford does well to get down and keep his team in the game in hopes of getting the equaliser.

CHE 1-0 EVE (76')

Well, Everton survive a scare and a half. After intense pressure on the Chelsea half from the visitors, the Blues find some footing themselves, and go forward with Cucurella taking a powerful shot outside the box. Pickford does well to keep it out, but Jackson knocks in the rebound. The Senegalese is well offside though, and the flag goes up immediately.

CHE 1-0 EVE (85')

Dwight McNeil had the best chance for Everton so far, hitting a volley. Robert Sanchez did well to get down towards the bottom corner and keep it out, and then holds on to the resulting corner as well.

Meanwhile, the fourth-official adds on four minutes to the game.

CHE 1-0 EVE (90')

Despite intense pressure from Everton in the added four minutes, the Toffees can't find any opening and fail to get the equaliser. The referee blows his whistle, and the home side secure a narrow, hard-fought win.

With this win, Chelsea are now up to fourth place, over Nottingham Forest due to a better goal difference. Meanwhile, Everton are down at 13th place.

CHE 1-0 EVE (FT)

The Magpies will have Eddie Howe in their corner again, with the manager returning from a bout of pneumonia and will look to shore up his defence after a 4-1 loss against Aston Villa in the last game.

Kick off in a few minutes.

West Ham United, who could only manage a 1-1 draw against Southampton last week, will look to end their six-game winless run against Brighton tonight.

Four fixtures have kicked-off in EPL 2024-25's Saturday Goal Rush:

• Newcastle United 0-0 Ipswich Town

• Brighton 0-0 West Ham

• Southampton 0-0 Fulham

• Wolves 0-0 Leicester City

An early chance for Liam Delap. Dan Burn is lax in possession, and his pass in the box is short and is cut off by Delap, who takes a chance at goal, but his strike is JUST deflected wide. Ipswich get another shot in from the corner kick, but it's blocked off.

NEW 0-0 IPS (4')

Newcastle have had a sedated start in the opening 10 minutes. They have tried to put in crosses from the wide areas, with Tino Livramento and Fabian Schar both trying to find men in the box, but the Tractor defence are holding on well.

NEW 0-0 IPS (10')

West Ham's poor form continues, and they go behind at the Amex despite their strong start to the match, with Yasin Ayari getting a goal of the season contender. The Swede takes on the ball from the edge of the box and tries to curl towards the top right corner, and his shot is inch-perfect, giving Areola absolutely no chance.

BHA 1-0 WHU (13')

After Willian almost gives Fulham an early lead with a shot cutting inside, it's the bottom side which go forward against the run of play. Ryan Manning floats in a terrific ball from a set-piece routine, and Jack Stephens -- getting ahead of his marker -- gets a good touch to put it goalbound.

SOU 1-0 FUL (14')

Enciso gets a free-kick in a good place, but he fails to make the most of the opportunity, and Newcastle almost find a man in the box with a Jacob Murphy cross but it leads to nothing. It's a scrappy game so far, with no clear cut chances for either team.

NEW 0-0 IPS (19')

What a lucky escape for Ipswich! The ball bounces in the penalty box, and Alex Palmer falis to catch it and it bounces off Guimaraes' body and into the goal. The referee blows for a foul, and VAR upholds the decision. The Brazilian wags his finger at the decision.

Replays show that Guimaraes had the slightest of touches on Palmer, and it looked like the goalkeeper ran into the midfielder rather than the other way round. Poor decision from the refereeing team, this.

NEW 0-0 IPS (23')

Mohammed Kudus goes down in the box, and the Hammers players give a faint shout for penalty. The referee plays on, and VAR agrees.

Ben Johnson, running at full speend, falls down right at the edge of the box after an outstretched leg from Dan Burn. The referee blows his whistle, but to book the Ipswich player for simulation.

NEW 0-0 IPS (31')

Wolves are on track to continue their five-game winning run, and get the breakthrough from Matheus Cunha. Rayan Ait-Nouri ran down the win and crossed it towards the box, and Cunha has the easiest of taip ins from close range.

WOL 1-0 LEI (33')

West Ham's best chance of an equaliser comes after a terrific cross from Kilman finds Tomas Souces in the ball, an dhis header is just about tipped towards the crossbar by Bart Verbruggen.

BHA 1-0 WHU (32')

The best chance of the game so far for Newcastle, as Isak gets his first look in at goal. Murphy puts in another accurate cross, and it floats towards Isak's head, but his shot is wide.

NEW 0-0 OPS (34')

Ben Johnson makes his team's task so much more careful. Already booked for simulation, he puts in a silly challenge on Alex Isak, holding the forward back with both arms around, the referee has no choice but to show him the second yellow card, and Ipswich are down to 10 men.

NEW 0-0 IPS (37')

Change for Ipswich Town:

Ben Godrey IN

Jack Clarke OUT

Guimaraes splits open the Ipswich defence with a low cross across the face of goal, and both Isak and Willock fail to get at the end of it.

NEW 0-0 IPS (41')

Afte a bit of ping-pong in the box, Guimaraes tries a bicycle kick -- which looked to be goal bound, but Luke Woolfenden clears it off the line, being at the right place at the right time.

NEW 0-0 IPS (43')

What a strike from Sandro Tonali! The midfielder catches the ball sweetly outside the box, but sees it crash against the top bar and sees it come back. The Magpies can't put back in the rebound either.

NEW 0-0 IPS (45')

Julio Enciso gets the slightest of touches on Jacob Murphy, who falls on the ground. VAR calls for an on-field review, and referee Michael Salisbury reverses his decision and a penalty is given.

The Magpies finally get the lead, which has been coming for a long time. The penalty kick is cool as you like it, with the striker goes low towards the goalkeeper's left. Alex Palmer guesses correctly, but can't get his hand on the strike.

NEW 1-0 IPS (45+5')

It's half time in the four EPL 2024-25 games, and this is how the scorelines look like at the break:

• Newcastle United 1-0 Ipswich Town

• Brighton 1-0 West Ham

• Southampton 1-0 Fulham

• Wolves 1-0 Leicester City

The second half resumes in all the four fixtures, with the home side leading 1-0 in all the ongoing clashes.

West Ham pull it level right after the break, with Mohammed Kudus finding himself in the box and receiving a good cut back from Jarrod Bowen. The Ghanian forwrard makes no mistake, his shot going past Verbruggen to make it one-all.

BHA 1-1 WHU (48')

Harvey Barnes shows incredible first touch to bring down a lobbed pass from Sandro Tonali and hits it between two defenders, but it flows just above the bar. A good chance for the in-form player, and he would feel like he should have done better.

NEW 1-0 IPS (48')

After a horrible miss inside the penalty box, Jorgen Strand Larsen makes amends with a terrific finish past Hermansen after receiving the ball from Cunha's fantastic through ball. It looks like a sixth win on the trot for Wolves at the moment.

WOL 2-0 LEI (56')

After a one-two with Jacob Murphy down the right wing, Kieran Trippier floats in a fantastic cross in the box, and both Dan Burn and Guimaraes attack the delivery. The centre-back ends up rising above Palmer and heading it home, doubling Newcastle's advantage.

NEW 2-0 IPS (56')

Jacob Murphy gets acres of space in front of the box, and tries to curl one in towards the right corner, but it goes just wide. The Magpies are smelling blood at the moment.

NEW 2-0 IPS (63')

Changes for Newcastle United:

Anthony Gordon, Lewis Milley IN

Jacob Murphy, Joe Willock OUT

Emile Smith Rowe gets the equaliser for Fulham, getting on a ball from Alex Iwobi an shooting towards goal. The substitute gets a touch of luck, with a deflection off Bednarek taking it over Ramsdale. Unlucky for the home side.

SOU 1-1 FUL (72')

George hirst, Conor Chaplin IN

Liam Delap, Julio Enciso OUT

Jamie Vardy, who will leave Leicester at the end of the season, earns a lifeline for his team when he is brought down in the box by Jos eSa, and the referee points to the spot. Vardy takes the ball himself, but he goes for power over placement, and it's an easy save at the end for Sa, who waited and waited until the last moment.

WOL 2-0 LEI (72')

Changes for Newcastle United:

Callum Wilson, William Osula IN

Alexander Isak, Harvey Barned OUT

West Ham come back from behind to take a late lead, with Tomas Soucek finding the net. Jarrod Bowen gets another assist to his name, putting in a cross inside the box, and Soucek dives in to send it past Verbruggen.

BHA 1-2 WHU (83')

A curling ball in from Trippier, and the substitute jumps thte highest over O'Shea to meet the ball and gives Palmer no chance with a bullet header. This is Osula's first league goal -- on his Premier League debut -- for the Magpies, and what a goal it is.

NEW 3-0 IPS (80')

Change for Newcastle United:

Sven Botman IN

Fabian Schar OUT

Brighton leave it late to bring the tie to level again, with Gomez finding Gruda, who cuts it back for Kaoru Mitoma, and the substitute makes no mistake with his close-range header going past Areola.

BHA 2-2 WHU (89')

Woilves triple their advantage after a fantastic conter attacking move, and Matheus Cunha holds off the challenge from Coady and puts it across for Rodrigo Gomes to finish it past Hermansen.

WOL 3-0 LEI (85')

Change for Newcastle United:

Massimo Luongo IN

Jack Taylor OUT

Two goals in three minutes, and Brighton have surely snatched it!! West Ham try to clear the ball but finds Carlos Baleba way outside the goal. The Cameroonian tries his luck from 35 years away from goal, but bends it past Areola to hand Brighton the win. We have had two goal of the season contenders tonight.

BHA 3-2 WHU (90+2')

Ryan Sessegnon gets a late, late goal, and it seems like Fulham have completed the comeback at St Mary's.The visitors have been the better side by far in the second half, and finally get the result as Adama Traore's cut back into the box is met with a diving header by Sessengon, and Ramsdale has no chance.

SOU 1-2 FUL (90+2')

After a flurry of late goals across the fixtures, the four EPL 2024-25 Matchday 34 clashes come to an end as the referees blow the final whistle. This is how the scorelines look like at full time:

• Newcastle United 3-0 Ipswich Town (FT)

• Brighton 3-2 West Ham (FT)

• Southampton 1-2 Fulham (FT)

• Wolves 3-0 Leicester City (FT)

This is how the English Premier League 2024-25 points table looks like after the Saturday goal rush Matchday 34 fixtures:

1. Liverpool - 33 Played - 24 Won - 7 Draws - 79 Pts

2. Arsenal - 34 Played - 18 Won - 14 Draws - 67 Pts

3. Newcastle - 34 Played - 19 Won - 5 Draws - 62 Pts

4. Man City - 34 Played - 18 Won - 7 Draws - 61 Pts

5. Chelsea - 34 Played - 17 Won - 9 Draw - 60 Pts

6. Nottingham Forest - 33 Played - 18 Won - 6 Draws - 60 Pts

7. Aston Villa - 34 Played - 16 Won - 9 Draws - 57 Pts

8. Fulham - 34 Played - 14 Won - 9 Draws - 51 Pts

9. Brighton - 34 Played - 13 Won - 12 Draws - 51 Pts

10. Bournemouth - 33 Played - 13 Won - 10 Draws - 49 Pts

11. Brentford - 33 Played - 13 Won - 7 Draws - 46 Pts

12. Crystal Palace - 34 Played - 11 Won - 12 Draws - 45 Pts

13. Wolves - 34 Played - 12 Won - 5 Draws - 41 Pts

14. Everton - 34 Played - 8 Won - 14 Draws - 38 Pts

15. Man United - 33 Played - 10 Won - 8 Draws - 38 Pts

16. Tottenham - 33 Played - 11 Played - 4 Draws - 37 Pts

17. West ham - 34 Played - 9 Won - 9 Draws - 36 Pts

18. Ipswich Town - 34 Played - 4 Won - 9 Draws - 21 Pts

19. Leicester City - 34 Played - 4 Won - 6 Draws - 18 Pts

20. Southampton - 34 Played - 2 Won - 5 Draws - 11 Pts

That's it from us for tonight's matches, folks! Thank you for sticking with us for the English Premier League 2024-25, Matchday 34 Saturday Goal Rush fixtures. We hope you enjoyed our live coverage of the fixtures. From everyone at outlook - Thank you, and Goodnight!