Callum Wilson wheeled away and made a beeline for the away end at Elland Road. The Newcastle United number nine had just converted his second penalty to put the visitors 2-1 up against Leeds United. There were still 20 minutes to go, but it looked like a priceless three points were coming back to Tyneside.
Your mind could not help but be transported back to this very stadium 476 days earlier when Jonjo Shelvey darted off to celebrate in front of the same corner after scoring at a similar stage in the corresponding fixture last season. That goal proved a turning point in Newcastle's campaign and Wilson's latest spot-kick certainly felt significant after the visitors came from behind to lead.
The away end even jokingly warned they would not be home for tea because they were going to Italy. However, as supporters dreamed of Champions League nights, Newcastle, uncharacteristically, let the lead slip following Rasmus Kristensen's late equaliser.
