After a spectacular display at Wembley, Newcastle United has finally ended their 56-year trophy drought with a 2-1 win over Premier League leaders Liverpool in the League Cup final. Manager Eddie Howe was doused in champagne and beer in the dressing room celebrations as he hailed the victory as proof that the team is ready for sustained success. Despite being typically composed and erudite, Howe encouraged the team to enjoy the celebrations, acknowledging the difficult days and underachievement that the club has faced in the past.
In a thrilling EFL Cup Final match at Wembley Stadium, Italy international Sandro Tonali helped his Newcastle side secure their first piece of silverware in 56 years. Despite Liverpool's late efforts, with substitute Federico Chiesa scoring in stoppage time, Tonali's solid performance, including a yellow card, contributed to their 2-1 win over the Reds. With Tonali's impressive form, it seems that the Magpies' decision to acquire him has paid off, especially as he has now won his first trophy in England.
After 70 long years, Newcastle United finally clinched a major domestic trophy as they beat defending champions Liverpool 2-1 in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley Stadium. The Magpies, who had previously lost their last five final appearances, including the 2023 Carabao Cup final, were determined to end their drought and put in a stunning performance against the Reds. Goals from Dan Burn and Alexander Isak secured the win for Newcastle, despite a late goal from Liverpool's Federico Chiesa. With this historic victory, Newcastle has once again cemented their place in English football and brought joy to their loyal fans who have waited decades for this moment.
The much-awaited final between Newcastle and Liverpool met at Wembley with the EFL Cup on the line. After a cagey start, Dan Burn opened the scoring for Newcastle in added time of the first half with a powerful header. However, VAR disallowed a goal by Alexander Isak minutes into the second half due to offside. Isak finally secured the win for Newcastle with a brilliant strike at the 52nd minute. Despite Liverpool's late efforts, it wasn't enough to catch up, and Newcastle claimed the EFL Cup title.
In a thrilling FA Cup final, Newcastle dealt a devastating blow to Liverpool's hopes of securing their first domestic trophy in 66 years. Dan Burn's header in the first half and Alexander Isak's second-half strike secured a 2-0 victory for the Magpies, who lifted their first major trophy since 1969. The win marked a historic achievement for Newcastle and sent shockwaves through the football world, with fans taking to social media to share their excitement using the hashtag #bbcfootball. BBC's chief football correspondent John Murray described the atmosphere at Wembley as one of collective relief for the jubilant Newcastle supporters.
Aston Villa are considering a summer move for Chelsea forward Nicolas Jackson as they look to strengthen their attacking options following the departure of Jhon Duran. Jackson has previously worked with Villa manager Unai Emery at Villarreal and could be convinced to reunite with him at Villa Park. With only Ollie Watkins as their sole recognized center forward, Villa are in need of reinforcements and Jackson could be a valuable addition if his current club, Chelsea, decide to sell him. Other interested clubs, such as Atletico Madrid and Newcastle United, could also be in the mix for the talented striker's signature.
Man City and Newcastle face off in a high-stakes match at the Etihad Stadium, with both teams vying for a coveted top-four spot in the Premier League. Despite being the defending champions, City have struggled this season and will need a win to stay in contention. In contrast, Newcastle have been in good form and could overtake City and Chelsea with a victory. Here's how to catch all the action live, no matter where you are in the world.
Newcastle secured a spot in their second League Cup final in three seasons with a stunning 2-0 win over Arsenal on Wednesday. Manager Eddie Howe believes his side will use the lessons from their 2023 defeat at Wembley to drive them to victory against Liverpool or Tottenham in the final on March 16. Despite being underdogs, the Magpies have shown exceptional form in the tournament and are determined to end their 56-year wait for a major trophy.
In a surprising turn of events, Newcastle United's new manager Eddie Howe, previously of Bournemouth, pointed to "fatigue" as the reason for his team's 4-1 loss against his former club. The match report, which is only available to UK viewers, captures Howe's reaction to the loss and his assessment of the team's performance. Despite a brilliant equalizing goal from Newcastle's Alex Miley, Howe acknowledges that Bournemouth was the stronger team and suggests that Newcastle may need to work on their endurance in future games.
Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola had nothing but praise for Justin Kluivert as he scored a stunning hat-trick to lead his team to an incredible 4-1 win against Newcastle United in the Premier League. The game ended with an absolute thriller as Kluivert's performance left fans in awe and secured Bournemouth's place in the top of the table.