Pedro stuns Newcastle as Watford get last-gasp point
The Independent|January 16, 2022
Joao Pedro snatched a priceless victory from Newcastle’s grasp as Watford struck late to deny them a foothold in the fight for Premier League survival. The Portuguese frontman headed the Hornets level three minutes from time to stun the locals among a crowd of 52,223 at St James’ Park and claim a 1-1 draw.
DAMIAN SPELLMAN
Pedro stuns Newcastle as Watford get last-gasp point

Newcastle United Saint-Maximin (49) 1

Watford Pedro (88) 1

Eddie Howe’s men, who had £25m signing Chris Wood among their number for the first time, looked to have won it through Allan Saint-Maximin’s superb 49th-minute strike, but they retreated as the visitors sought a way back into the game and ultimately were made to pay for their passivity.

Newcastle started with real tempo as Sean Longstaff forced an early corner and Saint-Maximin sent a dangerous ball across the six-yard box, although Emmanuel Dennis passed up a promising opportunity for the visitors when he drilled a sixth-minute freekick straight into the defensive wall after Jonjo Shelvey had been booked for a trip on Juraj Kucka.

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