Newcastle beat again while Villa & Everton also loses -

With each English league, but the Premier League is underway for the new season, high-level clubs were enjoying their last chance to obtain other fitness preparations before 2025-26.

Arsenal has crossed the past of the athletics club in the Emirates Cup, marking the fourth time of Mikel Arteta to lift the trophy in northern London.

Meanwhile, Manchester United was held in a draw by Fiorentina, before beating them under penalties in Old Trafford.

We have summarized some of the best games and you can find the results of the day as the teams finish their pre-season.

Newcastle stumbles again

Atletico Madrid won a 2-0 victory against Newcastle in a match decided by two ruthless counterattacks in St James’ Park.

The first half was competitive, Newcastle, beating the first chances. Jelinton saw three efforts with the head get closer, while Kieran Trippier’s long -range strike tested Jan Oblak.

Atletico, however, threatened by Julian Alvarez, whose distance shooting was saved by Nick Pope. Despite both parties in advance, the opening period ended tirelessly.

The dead end was broken at only five minutes in the second half. Alex Baena broke out on the break and the square for Alvarez, who finished clinically closely in the lower corner.

Newcastle pushed an equalizer, but their momentum was suffocated by a wave of substitutions around the hour.

Two minutes later, Atletico struck again. The driver of Alexander Sorloth created Antoine Griezmann, who calmly placed a left foot finish in the lower corner for 2-0.

Visitors managed the game expert from there, interrupting the game and limiting Newcastle to sex deliveries who failed to replace the goalkeeper Juan Musso.

The Pope prevented other damage with a superb backup of Taufik Seidu, while the injuries to Anthony Gordon and the defense changes disturbed the pace of Newcastle.

Everton loses the opening at the new stadium

Roma exceeded Everton with a narrow 1-0 victory at the newly open Hill Dickinson stadium, thanks to a second half strike by Mata Soule.

The match started at a living pace, the two games creating early chances. Neil El Aynaoui tested Jordan Pickford in three minutes, before James Tarkowski went to a corner at the other end.

Thierno Barry d’Everton was denied twice by the Roma goalkeeper Mile Svilar, while Artem Dovbyk saw his efforts near the scope saved by Pickford.

The Roma got closer in the first half when the long-range strike from Angelino rocked the crossbar just before the break.

The dead end was broken in the 70th minute. Gianluca Mancini was the highest to nod his head on a cross in the Soule path, and the Argentinian calmly slipped into the lower corner.

Everton replied with Charly Alcaraz forcing a weak backup of Svilar and James Garner who are triggered remotely.

During the time to stop, the replacement Niccolo Pisilli approached to double the Roma’s advance with a speculative strike, but the visitors ultimately only needed Soule finish to win the victory.

Aston Villa humiliated by Marseille

Marseille defeated Aston Villa 3-1 during an ardent pre-season meeting at the Vélodrome stadium, with the late Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang sealing victory.

The hosts struck the first after only nine minutes when the misplaced pass from Tyrone Mings allowed Mason Greenwood to run behind and dive Marco Bizot.

Villa replied almost immediately, Jacob Ramsey put on John McGinn with the aim of a chip composed on Geronimo Rulli.

The two parties exchanged half-time in the first half, Ramsey and McGinn binding well for Villa, while Amadou Onana and George Hemmings impressed in the midfield.

Matty Cash won the only reservation of the opening period while the competitive point of the game was starting to show.

Marseille started the second half on the front foot, pinning villa back and testing their defensive shape. The threat of villa has decreased and the competition has become more and more fiery. A wave of yellow cards followed – McGinn, Donyell Malen and replace Evann to guess among those warned.

With 15 minutes remaining, Aubameyang flew to the back post to put Marseille in mind, before adding a quick second to give the hosts breathing.

Villa, which is already struggling to attack the rhythm, has failed to set up a late response.

The match ended with more controversy when Greenwood clashed with Onana, launching and pushing the Belgian before being confronted with Mings, leaving Marseille forward with a torn shirt leaving.