A curious fact that shows YouTube happened in the draw at St James' Park between Sunderland and Newcastle, and it is that a fan of the "Magpies" took advantage of the distraction of security and got onto the field to join the euphoric celebration of Serbian Aleksandar Mitrovic's goal, but when he was about to embrace him, he had a small incident.

It was the second half of the match between Newcastle and Sunderland and the "Magpies" were losing 0-1 against Sunderland with a great goal by Jermain Defoe, who after receiving a corner kick, stopped it outside the area and hit it straight into the top corner. Newcastle went all out for the draw, but it wasn't coming. Already in the 83rd minute of the match, Wijnaldum sent a cross into the box and Mitrovic jumped, surpassed two defenders, headed the ball and sent it into the back of the net, as we see on YouTube, to score his sixth goal of the season.

With a euphoric celebration, the Newcastle forward took off his shirt and started running across the pitch. At that moment, a fan took advantage of the distraction of the security and got onto the field to celebrate with his idol. Mitrovic noticed that the fan was coming towards him and turned to include him in the celebration. However, the Serbian forward did not stop there and when he was about to jump to celebrate with the fan, the latter did not jump, got scared, and threw himself to the ground, as seen on YouTube. Mitrovic jumped over him and also ended up on the ground, but to the delight of the fan, when they both got up, they hugged and celebrated the valuable draw together.

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Although it earned them a point, the result was not good for Newcastle because Sunderland was a direct rival in the fight to avoid relegation in the Premier League. The "Magpies" are currently in 19th place while Sunderland is in 18th place.

The next matchday in the Premier League is vital for Newcastle, as they will face Norwich away in a direct duel to be able to get out of the relegation zone. The "Magpies" must win because Norwich is currently in 17th place, just three points ahead. The last victory of the former team of Peruvian Nolberto Solano was on February 20 when they defeated West Bromwich 1-0.