Isak has certainly filled his boots since completing a club-record move from Real Sociedad in 2022. Remarkably, Isak has bagged 52 goals in just 90 games and the Sweden star became the first Newcastle player ever to score in eight successive Premier League matches earlier this week.

Eddie Howe will start Monday with a clean slate and tell each player that this week's training schedule is their opportunity to win a place in his Southampton team

Alexander Isak’s scoring run came to an end for Newcastle United against AFC Bournemouth on Saturday afternoon.

Newcastle's winning run came to an end and they can have few complaints - Chris Waugh analyses a first defeat in 2025

Kluivert's second and third goals were self-inflicted as Guimaraes and Anthony Gordon lost possession in the build-up, before Milos Kerkez rubbed further salt into the Magpies' wounds in second-half stoppage time. It was a chastening defeat for Newcastle boss Eddie Howe, against the club where he was revered as a player and manager.

Newcastle United missed the opportunity to win a club-record tenth consecutive match as they stumbled to a dismal 4-1 defeat at home to Bournemouth in the Premier League. Goals from Justin Kluivert at either end of the first half saw Bournemouth take a one-goal cushion into the break,

Newcastle's winning run was halted by a Justin Kluivert hat-trick as Bournemouth thrashed Eddie Howe's side 4-1 at St James' Park

Bournemouth won a thrilling, physical game at St James' Park with Kluivert's hat trick ending Newcastle's long winning run.

Alexander Isak has led Newcastle United to fourth in the Premier League, reiterating the team remains his focus ahead of facing Bournemouth.

Report and free highlights as Justin Kluiverts treble earned Bournemouth their 10th win of the season; Milos Kerkez scored a late fourth; Newcastle fell to their first loss since early December; Cherr

It makes it difficult for clubs interested in striking a deal for Haaland in the future, with Cole now believing it spells danger for the Magpies and Alexander Isak. The in-form Swedish frontman had scored in each of his last eight consecutive games prior to the clash with Bournemouth,