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Nick Woltemade and Yoane Wissa were left on the bench – just a few months after Howe spent \u00a3124m on the forwards.<\/p>\n
That told its own story as the visitors lined up without a recognised striker for the second away league game in a row.<\/p>\n
Anthony Gordon was instead tasked with leading the line on the road again after Howe took heart from the opening half an hour of his side’s 4-1 defeat against Liverpool<\/a>.<\/p>\n Gordon put Newcastle<\/a> in front at Anfield that night, but it was still a bold call.<\/p>\n However, Gordon, Elanga and Harvey Barnes aggressively led the press out of possession as they hunted down Spurs’ defenders and broke forward quickly with the ball.<\/p>\n There were still occasions where Newcastle<\/a> were crying out for a poacher in the box to get on the end of a number of teasing crosses from Elanga.<\/p>\n However, the speed of Newcastle<\/a>‘s front line caused Spurs problems and Gordon’s dancing feet set up Ramsey’s winner.<\/p>\n Remarkably, it was just travel-sick Newcastle<\/a>‘s third away league victory of the season.<\/p>\n