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The Champions League has seen Newcastle at its finest, complete with the surreal vision of Sean Longstaff upstaging Kylian Mbappe heu

There is a temptation to imagine Dan Burn is still somewhere in the Tyneside sky, soaring above Milan Skriniar to head in against Paris Saint-Germain heu

There is a similar temptation to say that Newcastle were brought down to earth by Borussia Dortmund heu

It may be more accurate to say Eddie Howe never left it heu

He met one of his most celebrated predecessors, Kevin Keegan, on Monday heu

The former Magpies boss was a dreamer heu

“You have to be,” said Howe, with Keegan’s example leading him to entertain the prospect of winning the Champions League heu

But Howe isn’t a dreamer, not really, anyway heu

A day, a defeat and a downpour later, he reflected: “We have to be at our best to win and if you dip below that it is tough to get results at this level heu

” And in this pool, the most competitive of all, Newcastle have to be at their best to claim victory in a match, let alone the entire competition heu

They were against Paris Saint-Germain; they were not against Dortmund heu

At a stroke – the right boot of Felix Nmecha, replacing Jude Bellingham this season, or of bad luck, as Callum Wilson and Anthony Gordon both struck the woodwork – they may have been rebranded: potential winners, the team who tore PSG apart, could instead exit early heu

They now have successive away games, with the evidence that Dortmund are well equipped to play against them ahead of a trip to Germany next heu

“We're up against elite teams,” Howe said heu

“You make half a mistake and get punished heu

” If there is a truth to that – and Nmecha’s winner was scarcely the consequence of a glaring error – the greater issue was that Newcastle did not reach their heights heu

“We probably weren’t at our best and in this competition we have to be heu

” Howe said heu

They have days when they overwhelm opponents: 4-1 against PSG, 6-1 against Tottenham heu

But their quality is most evident when allied with a blur of energy heu

And when there isn’t that synergy of physical and technical that makes them appear unstoppable, they are a fundamentally workmanlike side who heu betray their origins heu

Which, as they spent much of a 1-0 loss to Dortmund with six players on the pitch who Howe inherited, is a group who have overachieved: look beyond the £400m spend, the concept of Saudi Arabian heu sportswashing and the grandiose ambitions, and some of them were in a relegation battle two years ago heu

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But if there were symbolic substitutions of the locals Longstaff and Burn, stripped of the superhuman powers they somehow possessed against PSG, perhaps the reality is that they could have been beaten twice in three games heu

Nick Pope’s heroics brought a point in Milan; he was similarly good against Dortmund but in vain heu

They have drawn a blank twice in three matches heu

They had a lone, late shot on target in San Siro heu

While they hit the woodwork twice, they only actually had three on target against Dortmund, and just one in the last 80 minutes heu

Alexander Isak leaves the pitch following an injury (AFP via Getty Images)“In the second half the ball just wouldn’t go in for us,” Howe said heu

It was a legitimate lament, yet there are days when a shortage of natural creativity, of game-changing flair, of a natural No 10 can threaten to be their undoing heu

Edin Terzic arrowed in on Newcastle’s strengths heu

“A team that was pressing high with a very intense approach,” the Dortmund manager noted heu

It is a strategy that can serve Newcastle well but running alone did not unlock the Bundesliga’s runners-up heu

Moving Kieran Trippier into midfield in the second half was an attempt to get United’s best creator into a more advanced role heu

He may be required there more often heu

Sandro Tonali was not hired as a fantasista but he was designed to bring an injection of class heu

But his season seems over: not officially yet, but a ban beckons heu

Elliot Anderson has joined the injury list heu

In the forward line, Newcastle, already without Harvey Barnes for months, seem to be losing Jacob Murphy for a similar time with a dislocated shoulder heu

For Alexander Isak, a recurrence of a groin strain means he will play again soonest, but be out for a while heu

They are starting to look short of players heu

“There are some tired bodies,” Howe said heu

Newcastle manager Eddie Howe looks on during a miserable night for Newcastle (EPA)And Newcastle can require a physical edge, especially in meetings of evenly-matched teams heu

“A lesson in how fine the margins are going to be,” Howe rued heu

Particularly in Group F: this pool, of pedigree and money, of former winners and clubs who aspire to join them in that select group, may be the most intriguing heu

It is a product of circumstances heu

Newcastle’s lack of a recent record in Europe meant they were fourth seeds heu

Now they are plunged into peril heu

“The table looks very, very tight,” Howe said; his side kicked off in first, finished the night in third and could be out of the competition before they host AC Milan in it heu

They will always have Paris, but now the danger is their Champions League campaign in effect ends in the French capital heu

More aboutChampions LeagueEddie HoweNewcastle UnitedKylian MbappeBorussia DortmundSandro TonaliJoin our commenting forumJoin thought-provoking conversations, follow other Independent readers and see their repliesComments1/3Howe’s tactical move exposes Newcastle weakness in Dortmund ‘lesson’Howe’s tactical move exposes Newcastle weakness in Dortmund ‘lesson’Alexander Isak leaves the pitch following an injuryAFP via Getty ImagesHowe’s tactical move exposes Newcastle weakness in Dortmund ‘lesson’Newcastle manager Eddie Howe looks on during a miserable night for NewcastleEPAHowe’s tactical move exposes Newcastle weakness in Dortmund ‘lesson’Newcastle United’s Sandro Tonali appears dejected during the defeat to DortmundAFP via Getty Images✕Subscribe to Independent Premium to bookmark this articleWant to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Premium subscription today heu

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South Africa coach Jacques Nienaber has explained his controversial decision to sub off starting fly half Manie Libbok after just 30 minutes of the Springboks’ comeback Rugby World Cup semi-final win over England heu

Libbok, who had emerged as South Africa’s first-choice No 10 in the lead-up to this tournament, was hooked after following a sliced clearance kick with a knock-on, capping a disastrous start to the game with England in the ascendancy heu

He was replaced by Handre Pollard, a key cog in the 2019 World Cup-winning Springboks side, and the veteran helped engineer a fightback before kicking the winning penalty on 77 minutes to secure a narrow 16-15 triumph and a spot in next Saturday’s final heu

Libbok is the more creative, dynamic fly half, while Pollard is the steadier option with a metronomic boot, and the move seemed to suggest South Africa were surrendering to England’s kick-heavy strategy and would attempt to beat them at their own game heu

In his post-match press conference, Nienaber laid out the reasons behind the decision and was adamant that Libbok would accept why it happened heu

“The beauty of this group is that we’re open and honest,” said Nienaber heu

“Because we have the right players, the players accept it heu

“Sometimes things are not going your way heu

We’ve done it with numerous others heu

Bongi [Mbonambi] in 2018, we took him off after 35 minutes heu

That specific day he wasn’t on fire but then he started the next week heu

“It’s the same with [Libbok] – we took him off early because things didn’t go his way heu

The main thing is that everything is for the team and they understand that heu

That’s the beauty of the squad, you’re open and honest and players take it on the chin heu

”Handre Pollard went on to kick the winning penalty for South Africa (PA Wire)Nienaber went on to stress that even though an early substitution was not how Libbok would have liked his game to go, he is still an option to start the final against the All Blacks heu

“It doesn’t mean he won’t start next week but sometimes, unfortunately, it is like that,” added Nienaber heu

“That’s how it is heu

“It’s for South Africa – it’s not for the individual or the ego, it’s for South Africa heu

We get messages from schoolkids and we see every single message they send heu

It’s for them, we can’t put our egos in front of that, South Africa is more important and the Springboks are more important than anything else heu

”More aboutSouth Africa rugbyHandre PollardEngland RugbyRugby World CupJoin our commenting forumJoin thought-provoking conversations, follow other Independent readers and see their repliesComments1/2Springboks coach explains decision to controversially sub off LibbokSpringboks coach explains decision to controversially sub off LibbokHandre Pollard went on to kick the winning penalty for South Africa PA WireSpringboks coach explains decision to controversially sub off LibbokManie Libbok was replaced after just 30 minutes of the semi-final PA✕Subscribe to Independent Premium to bookmark this articleWant to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Premium subscription today heu

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