Jaissle assesses Newcastle’s start to the season after Hull win — Sky Sports News
Newcastle head coach Matthias Jaissle described the team’s start to the season as “really good” after a 2–1 victory over Hull. The result was the team’s response to the previous 1–4 defeat to Leeds.
As Sky Sports News reports, Jaissle highly praised his players’ performance in the first half. According to him, it may have been Newcastle’s best half of football since the start of the season.
Reaction after the Leeds match
The coach noted that the team could have made the game easier if it had scored a third goal. Hull put their opponents under heavy pressure in the second half, but Newcastle retained the advantage and secured three points.
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Jaissle also pointed to squad problems. According to him, nine players in the team are injured, which affected the course of the second half. At the same time, the manager expressed pride in the players and thanked them for the result.
Goals by Hall and Willock
Jaissle separately praised Lewis Hall and Joe Willock, who scored in the match against Hull. He said it was important for the team to be able to count on these players at the start of the season and expressed hope that they would continue performing at this level.
In summary, the coach said that the start to the season has been good considering the events of the summer and the transition period at the club. He added that the international break would allow the team to recover and bring back some of the injured players.
