1902 Sheffield United (a)
1-2 (0-0)
Division One
P11, 11pts, 10th/18 
Roberts(80) 
W.Wilkinson(75), Brown(81)
14,040 
Debut for Scotsman John Watson, at right back.

1913 Tottenham Hotspur (h)
2-0 (1-0)
Division One
P12, 11pts, 13th/20 
Hall(40,70) 
25,000
Two Tom Hall goals consigned Spurs to yet another loss on Tyneside - their fifth in six visits. 

Former Magpie John Fleming was in the away line-up, having moved from Tyneside to North London in the last close season.

1924 Leeds United (a)
1-1 (0-1)
Division One
P16, 17pts, 6th/22 
Seymour(55)
Whipp(20) 
35,000
It finished honours even at Elland Road in the first-ever competitive meeting of these two sides.

1930 Portsmouth (h)
4-7 (2-4)
Division One
P15, 13pts, 14th/22 
Lindsay(3,42), Devine(51), Wilkinson(89)
Easson(7,69), Weddle(14,32), Smith(36,76), Cook(86)
23,000
7-4 victors at Old Trafford two months earlier, Newcastle found themselves on the wrong end of the same improbable scoreline at Gallowgate.

Pompey had won two of their previous three visits to Tyneside and soon recovered from going a goal down to lead 4-1.

United's Duncan Lindsay then saw what would have been his second goal of the game disallowed for an offside, almost immediately scoring a legitimate goal make it 2-4.

The Magpies were hindered by the loss of left back Bob Thomson with the score at 5-3 to the visitors.

Pompey's former South Shields player Jackie Smith scored twice.

1933 A full international was staged at St.James' Park, Wales overcoming England 2-1 in front of 12,000 spectators to clinch the Home International Championship.

Tommy Mills of Clapton Orient but the Welsh ahead on 21 minutes, before Manchester City's Eric Brooks levelled on 59 minutes.

Wales won it eight minutes from full time, when Aston Villa's David Astley headed in.

1941 Bradford Park Avenue (h)
3-1 (2-1)
Wartime
Short, Stubbins, Birkett
Carr
5,000
Guest player John Short of Leeds United was on target for Newcastle, while Bradford scorer Eddie Carr would also guest for Newcastle during wartime.

1947 Bradford Park Avenue (a)
3-0 (3-0)
Division Two
P17, 23pts, 3rd/22 
Sibley(13), og(White)(22), Stobbart(41)
24,654
What was to be Newcastle's final visit to Park Avenue saw them resume their goal glut after a 0-2 home loss to Nottingam Forest.

A trio of first half efforts meant that Magpies had scored no less than 16 times in four games.

Former PA man Len Shackleton didn't find the net, but gave an interview in the dressing room after the final whistle to Wilfred Pickles that was broadcast the following day on the "Northern Folk" radio show.

1947 Newcastle reserves were in Central League action at SJP, beating Blackburn Rovers 2-1.

Andy Donaldson scored twice for the home side, sandwiching an effort from Wheeler.

1950 A short journey for Jackie Milburn as he was selected for England in an Home International against Wales at Roker Park.

59,137 spectators saw a 4-2 win for England, with the Newcastle man rounding off the scoring in the 89th minute.

Future Magpie Ivor Allchurch was in the Welsh line-up.

1952 Chelsea (h)
2-1 (1-1)
Division One
P16, 17pts, 10th/22 
G.Robledo(37pen), Brennan(49) 
Parsons(26)
37,178
A mighty performance from centre half Frank Brennan was the bedrock of this win. 

Snuffing out the threat of Chelsea debutant Les Stubbs, Brennan also got forward to hit the winning goal, knocking home Tommy Walker's free kick at the Gallowgate End.

Future England boss Ron Greenwood gave away that free kick and was also responsible for conceded the first half penalty kick that led to United's equaliser.

1958 Birmingham City (a)
0-1 (0-0)
Division One
P17, 19pts, 8th/22 
Larkin(79)
28,720
Len White missed a 53rd minute penalty for United - and the Magpies forward spurned a handful of other scoring opportunities at St. Andrew's.

1969 Nottingham Forest (h) 3-1 (2-1)
Division One
P20, 20pts, 11th/22 
Dyson(7), Craig(41), og(Hindley)(55)
Hilley(38)
24,307
Ex-Magpie Dave Hilley netted on his return to SJP, but little else went right for Forest on Tyneside.

Terry Hennessey's untimely slip allowed Keith Dyson to open the scoring and after Hilley had levelled, visiting 'keeper Alan Hill helped David Craig's effort in.

Newcastle's third was also had a shade of fortune; Pop Robson's cross headed into his own net by Peter Hindley. 

1969 Alan Foggon's goal gav United victory over Nottingham Forest in a Central League fixture at The City Ground.

1975 Liverpool (h)
1-2 (1-1)
Division One
P17, 15pts, 13th/22 
Nulty(24)
Hall(41), Kennedy(88)
41,145
The Reds became the first side to win at Gallowgate that season, Ray Kennedy taking a pass from Kevin Keegan and driving the ball past Mick Mahoney to secure both points.

1980 Sheffield Wednesday (h) 1-0 (1-0)
Division Two
P18, 19pts, 9th/22 
Shinton(31) 
19,145
A third goal in as many home games for the artist Bobby Shinton was enough to see off Jack Charlton's Owls.

The striker headed in Alan Shoulder's cross for the only goal, while Wednesday were aggrieved when Terry Curran opted to fall over in the box under challenge from Kenny Wharton rather than score - and was then outraged not to be awarded a penalty kick.

1986 Watford (h)
2-2 (0-0)
Division One
P15, 11pts, 22nd/22 
Anderson(78)
McDonald(86pen), 
Jackett(72pen), Blissett(80)
23,645
United twice recovered from conceding to the Hornets, but a third successive draw left them bottom of the table.

Recent signing Paul Goddard impressed on his home debut, seeing his shot forced over the line by John Anderson for 1-1 and later shooting against the crossbar.

1994 25,863 fans were at SJP to see an England U21 side coached by Kevin Keegan defeat Ireland 1-0 in a European qualifier.

Newcastle's Steve Watson caught the eye in defence while future Magpie duo Sol Campbell and Nicky Butt also featured.

while the Irish included Shay Given and Stephen Carr, who were unable to prevent Noel Whelan scoring in the 26th minute.

2001 The Reserves beat a Cramlington Sunday League XI 5-2 in a friendly at the Croft Park home of Blyth Spartans.

United goalscorers were Brian Kerr, Stuart Green, Gary Caldwell, Colin McMenamin and Kevin Dixon while coaches Peter Beardsley and Kenny Wharton both featured.
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2004 Tommy Craig's reserve side lost 0-3 to Manchester United in front of 1,544 fans at Kingston Park.

Future Magpie loan striker Giuseppe Rossi scored the final goal for the visitors.
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2008 Wigan Athletic (h)
2-2 (0-1)
Premier League
P13, 13pts, 17th/20
Owen(80), Martins(87)
Taylor(3), Bramble(89)
Boyce(54)
47,657
Behind to yet another goal from future Magpie Ryan Taylor, a late rally following the dismissal of Emerson Boyce put Joe Kinnear's side ahead.

However, there was still enough time for old boy Titus Bramble to haunt SJP with a late headed equaliser for the visitors. 

Joey Barton was forced off by a tackle from Latics hatchet man Lee Cattermole - the knee injury sustained sidelining the midfielder for the next two months.
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2018 Newcastle defender DeAndre Yedlin was in the USA side beaten 0-3 by England in a friendly at Wembley.

2020 A night to forget for United midfielder Jeff Hendrick; red-carded in the final seconds of Ireland's 0-1 Nations League defeat by Wales in Cardiff.

2021 Fabian Schar appeared for Switzerland as they beat Bulgaria 4-0 to confirm their qualification for the 2022 World Cup Finals.

That was made possible when Italy were held 0-0 in Belfast by a Northern Ireland side including Jamal Lewis.

2024 Following his promotion from the England U20 squad to the U21s, Lewis Miley debuted in a friendly against Spain.

The 18 year-old Magpie midfielder came off the bench during a 0-0 draw in the town of La Linea de la Concepcion.

2025 United's Bruno Guimaraes enjoyed a successful night at the Emirates Stadium, starting and completing the entire game for Brazil as they beat Senegal 2-0 in a friendly.