Newcastle 2-2 Bournemouth: Ramsey 88 Rescue | Live Soccer on TV
Jacob Ramsey struck in the 88th minute to salvage a 2-2 draw for Newcastle after Bournemouth led 2-0 at St. James' Park. Recap, table impact and live soccer on TV notes.
Published 5 Sept 20262 min read
Two minutes from the regulation end, St. James' Park found its voice again. Jacob Ramsey, on as a second-half substitute, rammed in the equalizer and turned a lost afternoon into a point.
Newcastle and Bournemouth finished 2-2 in Premier League Round 3. Marcus Tavernier and a Malick Thiaw own goal had the visitors 2-0 up; Harvey Barnes pulled one back before half-time and Ramsey completed the rescue in the 88th minute.
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Tavernier opened the scoring in the ninth minute. Bournemouth then stretched the lead in the 35th when Thiaw turned a Scott delivery into his own net. Two minutes later Lewis Hall found Barnes and the Magpies had a lifeline at 1-2.
Matthias Jaissle's side spent the second half chasing. Joe Willock headed just wide around the 52nd minute. Ramsey replaced Lewis Miley on 63 minutes, then finished the move that made it 2-2 with two minutes left. Bournemouth, who had more shots (16-7) and higher expected goals (1.51 to 0.65), had to settle for a second draw of the season.
Newcastle equalise, 2-2.— AFC Bournemouth official account (@afcbournemouth)
Why it matters
Newcastle stay sixth on five points from three games, still unbeaten. Bournemouth sit 14th on two points after a loss and two draws, with four goals scored and five conceded. For a Cherries side that created the better chances, the late concession will sting; for the Magpies, Ramsey's finish kept the early-season floor intact.
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This fixture was listed for Sky Sports Main Event and TNT Sports 1 in the UK, with NBC and Peacock in the United States plus Stan Sport in Australia and fuboTV in Canada. Rights shift by territory, so confirm local listings before the next live soccer on TV window for either club.
One-line stat: Bournemouth outshot Newcastle 16-7 and won the xG battle, yet left Tyneside with a single point after Ramsey's late intervention.