Newcastle handed Nottingham Forest just their second Premier League defeat of the season with an impressive second-half comeback, securing a 3-1 victory at the City Ground.
Forest were aiming for a fourth straight top-flight win for the first time since 1995 - and they led at half-time. Murillo scored his first goal in senior football to give the hosts the lead as the centre-back lost Alexander Isak at Anthony Elanga's free-kick to nod past Nick Pope (21).
It meant for the 10th time in 11 games, Forest had scored the opening goal - but this time they were unable to hold onto their advantage as Newcastle staged a spirited second-half fightback.
Isak atoned for his role in Forest's opener as he reacted quickest to a loose ball from a corner to stroke in the equaliser (54), before a superb finish from Joelinton, curling his left-foot shot in off the post, completed the turnaround (72).
Anthony Gordon was forced off with an injury, but his replacement Harvey Barnes scored within three minutes of coming on, reversing a shot between the legs of Nikola Milenkovic to beat Matz Sels at his near post (83).
TrendingThe result means Newcastle rise to eighth in the table, while Forest remain in third ahead of the second instalment of Super Sunday between Chelsea and Arsenal.
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