Newcastle: Pope (7); Trippier (7), Schar (8), Burn (7), Livramento (7); Joelinton (7), Tonali (7), Bruno G (7); Murphy (9), Isak (8), Barnes (9).
Subs: Willock (6), Gordon (6), Wilson (6), Longstaff (6), Krafth (n/a)
Crystal Palace: Henderson (6); Richards (5), Lacroix (5), Guehi (5); Munoz (5), Hughes (5), Lerma (5), Mitchell (5); Sarr (5), Eze (4), Mateta (5).
Subs: Wharton (6), Kamada (6), Esse (6), Devenny (n/a), Nketiah (6).
Player of the Match: Jacob Murphy
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