Newcastle United were beaten by arch rivals Sunderland and Gary Neville says Eddie Howe got it all wrong.

In the Wear-Tyne Derby, the cheeky newcomer defeated the CL participant with a 1-0 victory. The "goal of the day" was scored by none other than Woltemade, but with a precise header into his own net.

Nick Woltemade's second half own goal was all that separated the sides on Wearside on a bad day for Eddie Howe's men, who couldn't break down their stubborn North East neighbours.Neither side seized

Alan Shearer has criticised Nick Woltemade following Newcastle United's 1-0 defeat against Sunderland in the Wear-Tyne derby - and outlined why he is a "problem"

Flashes of potential from Nick Woltemade and a team which can't finish the job. It's becoming a theme for Newcastle. Woltemade's return to Germany ended with a frustrating 2-2 draw at Bayer Leverkusen after he had won the penalty which resulted in his team's first goal.

Before tonight's Champions League game with Leverkusen, we look at how the Germany striker has adapted and improved his game

Of the many Premier League summer signings to have hit the ground running, one clearly stands out as having made the biggest impact.

Nick Woltemade was Newcastle United's derby day villain as his own goal gave Sunderland a battling 1-0 win over their bitter rivals at the Stadium of Light.