Kieran Trippier says he tried a few mind games to help Newcastle United capitalise on their late penalty opportunity against Nottingham Forest.
The Reds saw a nine-match unbeaten run at home in the league come to an end on Friday night as they suffered late heartbreak. After Emmanuel Dennis had opened the scoring, an Alexander Isak brace clinched three points for the visitors.
The winner was a kick in the gut for Forest, coming right at the death following a handball by Moussa Niakhate. Trippier picked up the ball, making it look as though he was about to take the spot-kick, only to hand it to his teammate.
