The 33rd round of the 2024/25 Premier League will kick off, and Newcastle will travel to challenge Aston Villa. Assistant coach Tindall said that Jacob Murphy is a player the team can trust, and praised the players for their excellent overall performance.

With goals from Jacob Murphy, Harvey Barnes, Fabian Scher and Isaac, Newcastle beat Crystal Palace 5-0 in the Premier League replay at St. James Park. After five consecutive wins, Newcastle is currently in third place in the standings with 59 points, 2 points ahead of Nottingham Forest in fourth place.

It is worth mentioning that the 30-year-old Newcastle midfielder Jacob Murphy has scored 8 goals and contributed 11 assists in the Premier League so far this season, with an outstanding performance.

Newcastle assistant coach Tindall said at the press conference, "Jacob Murphy deserves praise. He has been at the club for a long time. I believe if he was a player we signed from other teams at the beginning of the season or in January, he would get much more praise than he has now, and his performance did not surprise any of us."

"He works very hard every day in training and has a very good tactical understanding. We know every week that we can rely on him."

Tindall also said, "The players can deliver excellent performances when they come on the court, and this can only be achieved if they train hard every day, have a good attitude, have enough mental toughness, and can deal with setbacks correctly. Harvey Barnes is such an example. Since returning to the starting lineup, he has performed well individually and improved the performance of the entire team."

As for the selection of the lineup, Tindall shared, "When you are in good form and winning continuously, it is difficult to adjust the lineup, unless you think that some players are not playing to their due level. But I don't think anyone will say that because the players are performing very well both overall and individually."

"In a sense, the team's lineup is self-selected, but we have an excellent team and every player has made his contribution this season. In the next six games, everyone needs to play their role well."