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Benitez: Missed chances cost us
- Updated: September 24, 2016
Rafa Benitez felt his Newcastle side should have put the game to bed in the first half as they drew with Aston Villa.
He watched on at Villa Park as Newcastle took the lead through a Tommy Elphick own goal, before Aaron Tshibola headed in a late equaliser; the first league goal they have conceded since August 17.
And the Spaniard felt that the win could have been sealed in the first half – had just another of their 18 attempts been on target.
He said: “It is a pity. Sometimes when you play so well in the first half and you have so many chances, you …
