Newcastle United remain clear second when comes to Premier League teams winning football matches | OneFootball

Newcastle United, as measured up against all the other Premier League teams.

Which Premier League team is outperforming a rival?

For Newcastle United and the rest, it surely comes down to what it always does.

How many matches you are winning!

So I have had a look at all 20 Premier League clubs this season…

We are now five months into the 2024/25 season, this is how many matches each Premier League team has won (and lost), in Premier League AND domestic cup competitions (as of the morning of 20 January 2025):

19 and 2 Liverpool

17 and 6 Newcastle United

14 and 5 Forest

13 and 7 Man City

12 and 5 Chelsea

12 and 7 Villa

11 and 5 Bournemouth

11 and 6 Brighton

11 and 12 Tottenham

10 and 6 Fulham

10 and 8 Palace

10 and 10 Man U

9 and 12 Brentford

8 and 12 West Ham

6 and 10 Everton

6 and 14 Wolves

6 and 15 Leicester

5 and 19 Southampton

4 and 13 Ipswich

As you can see above, when it comes to domestic competitions this season, Newcastle United remain clear, as the second most successful, when it comes to winning football matches. Despite Saturday’s setback against Bournemouth.

Liverpool have won two more domestic match this season than Eddie Howe’s side, but then four more than Arsenal, six more than Man City, seven more than Chelsea and so on. The scousers showing great consistency. As indeed have Newcastle United these past couple of months.

Credit to Forest who have won just five less than Liverpool and indeed, have picked up a win and a draw against the league leaders. Forest losing only five domestic matches all season so far, two of those five against Newcastle United.

Newcastle having won two more matches than Arsenal, three more than Forest, four more than Man City and five more than Chelsea.

Up next, a Premier League away game at rock bottom Southampton, to hopefully get on track. The Saints having lost an astonishing 19 matches already this season.

Not so long ago (for certain strange odd individuals, just on Saturday!!!), some Newcastle United fans had been wanting Eddie Howe sacked…

The media (and some Newcastle fans) still making out that it had been some kind of recent NUFC crisis, yet the last seventeen United matches (all competitions) over the course of twelve weeks, have seen twelve wins, two draws and only the three defeats since October.

Newcastle 1 Bournemouth 4 – Saturday 18 January 2025 12.30pm

Goals:

Newcastle United:

Bruno 25

Bournemouth:

Kluivert 6, 44, 90+2 Kerkez 90+6

Possession was Newcastle 55% Bournemouth 45%

Total shots were Newcastle 13 Bournemouth 19

Shots on target were Newcastle 5 Bournemouth 10

Corners were Newcastle 7 Bournemouth 6

Touches in the box Newcastle 32 Bournemouth 35

Newcastle team v Bournemouth:

Dubravka, Livramento, Botman (Schar 46), Burn, Hall (Trippier 66), Tonali, Joelinton, Bruno (Osula 90+1), Murphy (Willock 66), Isak, Gordon

Unused subs:

Vlachodimos, Almiron, Kelly, Longstaff, Lewis Miley

(This is excellent from Eddie Howe – Exactly what I expected – Read HERE)

(Newcastle 1 Bournemouth 4 – Match ratings and comments on all Newcastle United players – Read HERE)

(The usual suspects embarrassing themselves after Bournemouth 1 Newcastle 4 – Read HERE)

(All good things must come to and end – Newcastle 1 Bournemouth 4 – Read HERE)

Newcastle United upcoming matches:

Saturday 25 January – Southampton v Newcastle (3pm)

Saturday 1 February – Newcastle v Fulham (3pm)

Wednesday 5 February – Newcastle v Arsenal (8pm) Sky Sports (League Cup)

Saturday 8 February – Birmingham v Newcastle (5.45pm) BBC1 and BBC iPlayer (FA Cup)

Saturday 15 February – Man City v Newcastle (3pm)