Allan Saint-Maximin praises Newcastle United teammate Joelinton on Twitter

Allan Saint-Maximin has praised his Newcastle United teammate Joelinton on Twitter for his heroics in opposition to Crystal Palace on Friday night.

Newcastle received 2-0 in opposition to Palace away from house at Selhurst Park within the Premier League.

The match in London heading to a goalless draw, however then Joelinton turned on the type within the last phases.

The Brazilian ahead arrange Callum Wilson to present Newcastle the lead within the 88th minute by sliding an effort beneath Vicente Guaita.

Then simply two minutes later, the 24-year-old was arrange by Wilson, and he didn’t make any mistake in turning the ball previous Guaita with a left-footed effort.

Newcastle winger Saint-Maximi has praised Joelinton  on Twitter for his efficiency in opposition to Palace.

Properly completed brother 👊🏾

— Allan Saint-Maximin (@asaintmaximin) November 28, 2020

How did Joelinton play for Newcastle United?

Joelinton was arguably the most effective participant at Selhurst Park. The Brazilian ahead labored exhausting all through his time on the pitch, and deservedly acquired his aim.

In line with WhoScored, the striker took seven pictures, performed one key cross, had a cross accuracy of 64.7%, received six headers, took 65 touches, tried two dribbles, made 4 tackles, two interceptions and one clearance, and put in a single cross.

The 24-year-old has scored one aim and supplied one help in 490 minutes within the Premier League for the Magpies to this point.

Getting higher

Joelinton has had a torrid time at Newcastle to this point, with the striker scoring simply twice within the Premier League final season. The 24-year-old has been missing confidence, and maybe his heroics on Friday night will see him get higher.

There is no such thing as a doubt that the Brazilian is an excellent ahead, and possibly Newcastle fans will now see him take his sport to a different stage and begin banging within the targets for enjoyable. It’s going to cut back the group’s present over-reliance on Wilson and an in-form striker give them one other attacking dimension on the pitch.