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DeAndre Yedlin’s perfect stats against Derby make for ridiculous reading

Newcastle United's DeAndre Yedlin celebrates scoring the second goal with team mates (REUTERS)
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Newcastle United signed DeAndre Yedlin from Tottenham Hotspur this summer for £5m after he spent last season on loan at rivals Sunderland.

Newcastle United's DeAndre Yedlin celebrates scoring the second goal with team mates

Newcastle United’s new signing DeAndre Yedlin impressed after coming off the bench to score his first goal in English football in the Magpies 2-0 win over Derby County at the iPro Stadium.

Yoan Gouffran opened the scoring early in the first half with a venomous volley from Jonjo Shelvey’s corner kick to give the visitors the lead.

Substitute Yedlin then bundled fellow substitute Ayoze Perez’s square ball over the line in stoppage time to confirm victory for United.

The result takes Rafa Benitez’s side to second in the Championship table following four straight league victories.

And Yedlin may have only been on the pitch 17 minutes but his match stats make for near perfect reading.

VsPassing AccuracyTouchesDuel WonBall RecoveryWon TackleShotsGoalsCrossing AccuracyMins Played
DeAndre YedlinDerby100%711111100%17

Newcastle United's Yoan Gouffran celebrates scoring their first goal

The American international’s cameo against the Rams only saw him touch the ball seven times, yet in those touches he managed a successful tackle, a ball recovery, a won duel, a shot and of course a goal, as well as 100% passing and crossing accuracy.

These remarkably efficient stats meant that every single one of Yedlin’s touches during the match made some sort of positive impact for the Magpies.

Derby County's Ikechi Anya and Newcastle United's Matt Ritchie in action

Some may argue the 23-year-old’s successful cross to pick out Matt Ritchie could have been better as the former Bournemouth man struggled to control the powerful ball to him and the chance ultimately went begging.

The only questionable thing about the former Spurs man’s performance was his celebration.

Still, it marks a great start to Yedlin’s Newcastle career as he looks to earn a starting place for next week’s match against Wolves at St. James’ Park.

Newcastle United manager Rafa Benitez

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