Newcastle United's Jacob Murphy said the draw against Fulham was "a point in the right direction" as Matthias Jaissle looks to rebuild the club's form after two consecutive defeats against Everton.

"Disappointed that we didn't walk away with three points, but it was a point in the right direction as well," said Murphy.

"That is frustrating, especially when we were front-footed and really committed to what the game plan was."

The 31-year-old scored his first Premier League goal in 19 games in the 1-1 draw.

However, 179 seconds later, Rodrigo Muniz levelled.

Murphy added: "We've not been consistent with it, and that's where we have to learn, and we have to grow in finding a consistent performance because we went from one game of having near on 30 shots in a game and not scoring, and then we go to barely creating a chance in the next game.

"It's going to take a bit of time, but as long as they can see the effort and the commitment that we're putting in to try and make this work, that's all we can do.

"You have to be willing to listen and learn. It's a responsibility for all the older players to show the younger lads what this league is about, and what it's going to take."