Eddie Howe: Everything that could have gone wrong in the second half went wrong. All we can do is stick together.

In the 11th round of the Premier League on November 10, Newcastle lost 1-3 away to Brentford.

After the game, Newcastle coach Eddie Howe said in an interview: "The second half was very difficult for us. Everything that could go wrong went wrong. We didn't respond well enough after conceding the first goal, and then the second goal and the red card, which cost us the game. We We showed a good defensive mentality in the first half and responded to the challenge well, but we paid the price just because of a throw-in, which became an important turning point in the game."

Regarding goalkeeper Pope's concussion, Eddie Howe said: "I was not informed initially. He had a concussion and later received news that he did not feel well and had to leave the field. This may affect whether he can participate in the training camp of the England national team."

When talking about Newcastle's status, Eddie Howe said: "I think the players are mentally prepared and trying their best to play this game. But we may lack some confidence today. We have to put aside the Champions League to a certain extent. At the moment, we are in a difficult situation and we know that we will be criticized for our poor performance away from home. All we can do now is to unite and fight back."