Karl Darlow’s instincts boost Newcastle’s survival bid with win against Crystal Palace

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Karl Darlow’s instincts boost Newcastle’s survival bid with win against Crystal Palace
Mon, 02 May, 2016 - 01:00
Jason Mellor

Karl Darlow had a hunch. It turned out to be a pretty good one, and might just have saved Mike Ashley the thick end of £100m.

The hatred flowed from the Gallowgate towards Yohan Cabaye as he stepped up to cancel out Andros Townsend’s stunning free-kick.

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