Leeds secured a 4-1 Premier League win over Newcastle with Bazoumana Touré's late consolation goal coming too late to prevent defeat. Lewis Miley's third-minute own goal set the tone as Leeds dominated from the start.
Jayden Bogle scored in the 34th minute after Dominic Calvert-Lewin's assist, before Calvert-Lewin himself added a second in first-half stoppage time following a pass from Tarik Muharemovic. Noah Okafor extended the lead in the 59th minute to make it 4-0 before Touré's 90th-minute finish gave Newcastle a consolation.
Newcastle made an early change as Sean Steur replaced Nico González after 19 minutes, with Bazoumana Touré and Joe Willock coming on for Murphy and Fernandez-Pardo at 57 minutes. Valentino Livramento entered for Amar Dedić a minute later, and Aladji Bamba replaced Lewis Miley at 80 minutes as Newcastle chased the game.
Leeds responded with attacking substitutions of their own, bringing on Harry Wilson, Brenden Aaronson and Melvin Bard after 72 minutes. Lukas Nmecha replaced Calvert-Lewin at 78 minutes, Daniel James came on for Bogle at 83 minutes, and Sean Longstaff entered for Anton Stach five minutes from time.
Discipline issues affected both sides, with Calvert-Lewin booked for Leeds at 44 minutes, Jacob Murphy cautioned for Newcastle at 54 minutes, and Livramento seeing yellow in added time. Leeds controlled possession at 51% to Newcastle's 49%, while creating more chances with 15 shots to Newcastle's seven.
The result leaves Newcastle United sitting 10th in the Premier League with five points from three games, seven points behind leaders Arsenal. Their recent form shows three wins, one draw and one loss in the last five matches, including victories over Millwall, Bournemouth and Tottenham.
Newcastle will look to bounce back when they host Hull City at home on 2026-09-19, with the Tigers currently occupying third place in the table.
