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Jan 1, 2015 at 3pm UK
 
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3-3

Taylor (15'), Colback (26'), Sissoko (78')
FT(HT: 2-1)
Dummett (19' og.), Ings (66'), Boyd (86')

Half-Time Report: Newcastle United in front against Burnley

Newcastle United are edging Burnley 2-1 in Thursday afternoon's Premier League clash at St James' Park.

Newcastle United are edging Burnley 2-1 in this afternoon's Premier League clash at St James' Park.

Jack Colback of Newcastle United celebrates scoring their second goal during the Barclays Premier League match between Newcastle United and Burnley at St James' Park on January 1, 2015© Getty Images

The visitors made a bright start as Ashley Barnes cut through the Newcastle defence before firing a shot that cannoned off the post within the first two minutes.

Moments later, Yoan Gouffran threatened at the other end when he pushed forward and let rip with a rising drive that Tom Heaton had to palm away.

Indeed, the hosts took the lead at the quarter-hour mark when Jack Colback's corner kick fell to Steven Taylor, who made no mistake nodding home from close range.

Just five minutes later, however, the Clarets were level through an own goal, Paul Dummett heading the ball over his goalkeeper and into the net.

Colback then restored Newcastle's lead midway through the first half when Fabricio Coloccini and Moussa Sissoko combined to set up Colback, who struck a great shot that went into the goal off the inside of the post.

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