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Norwich 0-3 Newcastle: Joelinton double and Bruno Guimaraes strike push Canaries closer to relegation back to the Championship as Eddie Howe's side put in dominant display at Carrow Road to move into top half

Newcastle pushed Norwich closer to an immediate relegation back to the Championship following a comfortable win at Carrow Road.

Two goals from Joelinton and a third by Bruno Guimaraes made it an all-Brazilian scoresheet for the Magpies as they continued their excellent late season form.

But the Canaries now look doomed after they slipped eight points adrift of safety with just five matches remaining. 17th placed Everton also have two games in hand.

Full report to follow.

Joelinton (right) celebrates with his team-mates after scoring Newcastle's opener at Norwich
The forward powers home the first goal of the afternoon as Newcastle took command
Joelinton then slide home Newcastle's second goal to push Norwich closer to relegation
Bruno Guimaraes celebrates after netting Newcastle's third goal of the afternoon at Norwich
Guimaraes celebrates his goal with a Newcastle jester hat and the Brazilian flag

Guimaraes celebrates his goal with a Newcastle jester hat and the Brazilian flag

Norwich striker Teemu Pukki rounds Newcastle keeper Martin Dubravka but can't find the net
Newcastle defender Dan Burn meets a near post corner but can't hit the target at Norwich

Match facts

Norwich City (4-2-3-1): Krul; Byram, Hanley (c), Zimmermann (Aarons 58), Giannoulis; Normann (Rowe 58), McLean; Dowell, Lees Melou, Rashica (Tzolis 74); Pukki

Substitutes not used: Gunn (GK); Gibson, Gilmour, Sorensen, Williams, Placheta

Manager: Dean Smith

Newcastle United (4-3-3): Dubravka; Krafth, Lascelles (c), Burn, Targett; Longstaff, Guimaraes (Gayle 87), Willock; Murphy (Ritchie 74), Joelinton (Almiron 67), Saint-Maximin

Substitutes not used: Darlow (GK); Schar, Shelvey, Fernandez, Manquillo, Wood

Scorers: Joelinton 35, 41; Guimaraes 49

Booked: Saint-Maximin, Guimaraes

Referee: Chris Kavanagh

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Joelinton celebrates the second of his two goals prior to half-time as Newcastle took control