Newcastle United FC player Bruno Guimaraes delivers his verdict over their win against Southampton

Bruno Guimaraes has acknowledged that he was “extremely fatigued” after Newcastle United’s victory over Southampton, which necessitated the Magpies to play with ten men for more than an hour.
On Saturday, Guimaraes led Newcastle United to their inaugural Premier League victory by taking the field as captain from the outset. Nevertheless, the three points were acquired at a cost, as Fabian Schar was dismissed within the first half hour, necessitating his absence from the team’s subsequent three games across all competitions.

Before Craig Pawson dismissed the Swiss international for violent conduct, he was involved in an off-the-ball incident with Ben Brereton Diaz. In addition to their Carabao Cup match against Nottingham Forest, Eddie Howe’s team will be required to play league games against Bournemouth and Tottenham Hotspur without the central defender.

Guimaraes stated, “I was extremely fatigued; however, I believe that there are numerous methods to achieve victory; however, we prevailed through difficult circumstances.” Everyone contributed 110%, as a mere hundred percent would not have sufficed.

“Since Joelinton was everywhere, everyone worked so hard, including Longy, myself, and the back four.” I am extremely pleased; we must maintain this mindset for the remainder of the Premier League season.

Guimaraes’ all-action style is an ideal match for Howe’s style of play, and the Brazilian has become a fan favorite on Tyneside since his arrival from Lyon in January 2022. He is frequently observed energizing the audience following a significant tackle. When inquired about this aspect of his game, he replied, “That is typical for me!”

“You all are aware of my emotional nature and the extent to which I would go to defend the team and my teammates.” I am always eager to be present, which is why the message is always “give everything.” [Against Southampton] We required the support of our supporters; celebrate tackles and rally the crowd in the same manner as they did.