Yoane Wissa made a dramatic debut for Newcastle in their 3-0 Champions League win against PSV Eindhoven, scoring the opening goal and setting up another. Wissa, who joined from Brentford for a £55m fee, had a slow start due to a knee injury suffered while on international duty. His performance, marked by aggression and pressing, earned him a standing ovation and praise from coach Eddie Howe.

This was a critical match as Newcastle aims to secure a spot in the knockout stages. Wissa's ability to press and create chances is evident in his statistics, ranking first for cross option runs per game in the Premier League. His inclusion has been transformative for a team that has relied heavily on Nick Woltemade in his absence.

Looking ahead, Newcastle faces Paris St-Germain, holders of the Champions League, in their final group match. A win could secure automatic qualification to the knockout stages, a feat that would elevate their season. Wissa's aggressive play style is likely to be a key factor in this showdown, especially after a controversial loss in Paris two years ago.