Newcastle Loan Watch: Neave assists Wolves win as Cordero's boss is sacked

Sean Neave marked his first Championship start with an assist in Wolves' comeback win at Burnley, while Nick Woltemade was on target again for Juventus in Europe.

There was also a clean sheet for Alex Murphy in Germany, but Antonio Cordero faces a change of manager after Cádiz sacked theirs on Monday.

Neave takes his chance at Wolves

Neave made his first Championship start in Friday's 2-1 win at Burnley, as we covered on Saturday.

With Wolves trailing, he squared the ball for Fer Lopez to equalise in the 39th minute. The Newcastle striker played 71 minutes before being replaced, with the visitors scoring their winner shortly afterwards.

It followed a five-minute appearance in Tuesday's 3-1 home defeat to Bolton. His four previous Championship appearances had brought just 18 minutes between them.

Wolves host Portsmouth on Tuesday, 20 October.

Big Nick bags again in Europe

Woltemade completed Thursday's 2-1 Europa League win at Celta Vigo, scoring the equaliser with a volley in the 58th minute. We covered his goal and Juventus' late comeback in more detail on Friday.

He was back among the substitutes for Sunday's 3-0 home defeat to Lazio, coming on at half-time and going close to an equaliser with Juventus trailing 1-0.

All five of his Serie A appearances have come from the bench, while he has scored in both of his Europa League starts.

Juventus next host Rennes in Europe on Thursday, 22 October.

Cordero loses his manager at Cádiz

Cádiz sacked manager Albert Celades on Monday following Sunday's 2-0 defeat at Granada, where Cordero started and was replaced after 56 minutes.

The Newcastle winger had started their last four league games, including his two-goal display against Leganés earlier this month. Whether he retains that starting place will be the immediate question under the next manager.

Cádiz next host Ceuta on Sunday, 25 October.

The other loan updates

Ousmane Diabaté - Gençlerbirliği

Diabaté made his fifth consecutive league start since returning on loan, playing 89 minutes in Saturday's 1-0 home defeat to Galatasaray.

The visitors scored the only goal in the 88th minute. Diabaté has now played 406 of a possible 450 minutes during this loan spell, keeping him top of our outfield minutes tracker.

Gençlerbirliği next visit Konyaspor on Sunday, 25 October.

Alex Murphy - Kaiserslautern

Murphy returned to the starting line-up and completed Saturday's 2-0 home win over Bochum, helping Kaiserslautern keep a clean sheet.

He came into the side in place of an injured defender after appearing from the bench at Heidenheim in their previous game.

Kaiserslautern next visit Nuremberg on Saturday, 24 October.

Odysseas Vlachodimos - Sevilla

Vlachodimos played the full game as Sevilla lost 4-1 at Real Madrid on Sunday.

The hosts went 3-0 up before Sevilla pulled one back late on, only for Madrid to quickly restore their three-goal advantage. Vlachodimos has now completed all nine of Sevilla's league games, playing 810 of a possible 810 minutes.

Sevilla next host Osasuna on Monday, 26 October.

Anthony Munda - Swindon Town

Munda made his tenth consecutive league start, playing 76 minutes in Saturday's 1-1 home draw with Walsall.

Swindon took an early lead but were pegged back in the second half.

Swindon next visit Barnet on Tuesday, 20 October.

Rory Finneran - Notts County

Finneran was left out of the squad for Tuesday's 5-1 EFL Trophy win over Nottingham Forest Under-21s, but returned to the starting line-up at Wycombe on Saturday.

He played 62 minutes in a 2-0 defeat, with Notts conceding late in each half.

Notts next host Sheffield Wednesday on Tuesday, 20 October.

Harrison Ashby - Luton Town

Ashby was absent from the squad for Saturday's 2-1 defeat at MK Dons, despite Luton confirming beforehand that he was available again after suspension.

His last league appearance remains the September defeat to Bradford, with both of his subsequent outings coming in the EFL Trophy.

Luton next host Barnsley on Tuesday, 20 October.

Leo Shahar - Arouca

Shahar was left out of the squad for Sunday's 4-3 Portuguese Cup win at Belenenses, which went to extra time.

After being an unused substitute against Estrela da Amadora in their previous game, he is still waiting for his first competitive appearance for Arouca.

Arouca next visit Alverca on Saturday, 24 October.

Who is getting the minutes?

Competitive first-team minutes this season during each player's current loan, through Sunday, 18 October. Cup games and extra time are included; friendlies and internationals are excluded.

Data and fixtures compiled from FotMob and club match reports.