Newcastle United produced one of their strongest performances in recent weeks but were left frustrated after settling for a 1-1 draw against Fulham.
The Magpies responded positively after Monday’s disappointing defeat to Everton, controlling much of the contest and creating the better scoring opportunities.
Dan Burn believed he had given Newcastle the lead in the opening half before VAR ruled out the effort for a foul inside the penalty area.
Harvey Barnes then squandered another excellent opportunity after racing clear on goal but failing to beat Bernd Leno.
Fulham struggled to break down Newcastle’s defence despite enjoying more possession for large periods of the match.
The breakthrough finally came when Jacob Murphy punished a careless pass, drove forward confidently and curled an unstoppable effort into the net.
Newcastle looked set to claim all three points until Fulham found an equaliser just three minutes later.
Rodrigo Muniz reacted quickest after a deflected pass dropped into his path, producing an inventive finish that wrong-footed Lukas Hornicek.
The late setback denied Newcastle a deserved victory and left Jaissle still searching for the result that could ease mounting pressure over his future.
