Nick Pope from Newcastle recorded his first assist in the Champions League: a unique throw of 65 yards.

Impressive pass by the goalkeeper

The NEWCASTLE goalkeeper Nick Pope made his first assist in the Champions League with an impressive 65-yard throw to Harvey Barnes. During the match, when the team was leading 1-0 against Benfica, the England international capitalized on the opponent's high pressing and powerfully sent the ball to Barnes, who was near the halfway line.He allowed the ball to bounce without any obstacles before...

“...turning back to the ball to finish the attack.”

This moment vividly showcases Pope's skills not only as a goalkeeper but also as a player capable of actively participating in attacks. His pass was crucial for the team and highlights the importance of playing out from the back for modern goalkeepers. The success of NEWCASTLE in the Champions League now depends on such impressive moments and the quick reactions of the players on the field.