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Newcastle United fans all make the same big claim about Alexander Isak after Ipswich display

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Newcastle United made it three wins on the bounce on Saturday.

Eddie Howe can be proud of Newcastle’s dominant win against Ipswich Town, a sign that the Magpies are back to their best as they push for a return to European football.

The result ensured Newcastle’s win against Brentford on Wednesday was improved upon. In the space of a week Newcastle have scored 11 goals in three games.

Jacob Murphy carried on his good form with a goal and assist while Bruno Guimaraes and Sandro Tonali continued to improve their midfield partnership.

The win puts Newcastle up to seventh before other teams play on Sunday but the high-scoring win puts the Magpies in the driver’s seat to stay there.

In the midst of the win, there was one player who received a lot of deserved credit for his display with fans sharing their thoughts on social media.

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Newcastle fans react to Alexander Isak’s performance

These Newcastle fans, all speaking on X were incredibly pleased with Alexander Isak’s performance, the Swede scored a hat-trick for the first time as a Newcastle player.

@maxcowey said what all Newcastle fans were thinking: “Isak is just sensational, what a striker man.”

@J72NNY commented: “Alexander Isak is the best striker in the world. Fact.”

@trev_lisa said: “Isak must be the best in the world at the moment!!”

Alexander Isak’s performance against Ipswich in numbers

Isak was simply sensational in front of goal in the win against Ipswich.

The 25-year-old scored his eighth, ninth, and 10th goals of the season in just 31 touches and could’ve had more at a rainy Portman Road.

Isak managed nine touches in the opposition box, got all of his five shots on target, made two passes into the final third, 12 of his 18 pass attempts, created two chances, one big chance and made one recovery (Fotmob).

The club record fee Newcastle paid is beginning to look like a bargain, much to the delight of Howe.