Premier League finals! The 16-year-old young player scored a record, and the Premier League champion set a new record

A match will be held in the second round of the 2025-26 Premier League, with "Magpie" Newcastle United facing defending champion Liverpool at home. In the whole game, both sides scored a total of 5 goals, of which Liverpool scored a final victory with the 16-year-old player Ngumoha, and Liverpool eventually defeated ten Newcastle United 3-2 away.

In this game, Liverpool played away and took the lead. In the 34th minute of the game, Heraffenberg scored a long shot, and Liverpool led Newcastle United 1-0 away. This goal allowed Liverpool to score 22 consecutive away games in the Premier League, setting a record in team history, and even scoring 36 consecutive Premier League games, tying the team's longest goal record in the top league history.

In the first half, Anthony Gordon flew to Van Dijk, and the referee showed Gordon a red card and sent off. Newcastle United not only fell behind the score but also one less person. At the beginning of the second half, Liverpool scored another goal! In the 46th minute, Garkepo gave another assist. Ekitic got the ball and pushed the ball to score. This was his three consecutive games to score for Liverpool, and Liverpool led Newcastle United 2-0. In the 57th minute, Guimaraes scored a goal and Newcastle United 1-2 Liverpool. In the 87th minute, Pope gave an assist, Osura pushed the ball into the penalty area and equalized the score. Newcastle United, who had one less player, stubbornly changed the score to 2-2! However, 16-year-old 16-year-old Ngumoha, who came on the bench to make his Premier League debut, gave Newcastle United a fatal blow. The game entered the final stoppage stage, Salah made a cross from the penalty area, Ngumoha scored, and Liverpool finally defeated Newcastle United 3-2 away.

It is worth mentioning that Ngumoha's goal in the 99th minute and 44th second was the fourth night's winning goal in Premier League history. In addition, Ngumoha became the fourth youngest goal scorer in Premier League history at the age of 16 years and 361 days. Scored in his first appearance, Ngumoha broke the Liverpool record and became the youngest goal-scoring player in Liverpool's history.