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Carabao Cup
Hill Dickinson Stadium
Thursday 29th October
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Carabao Cup:
Nyctophobes
Everton 3 Newcastle 1
Newcastle's Carabao Cup dreams were well and truly extinguished at
the Hill Dickinson Stadium as Matthias Jaissle's side failed under
floodlights once more, this time to Everton as United's fear of the
dark continued.
Having been trounced by Leeds and Coventry already this season in
evening kick-offs, the Toffees added to our nocturnal woes as
another awful defensive display unfolded on Thursday night.
A fairly even opening period had seen both sides go close with
Harvey Barnes wasting a couple of openings while home midfielder
Hayden Hackney had an effort saved by Lukas Hornicek.
But in the 34th minute Everton took the lead when some woeful
defending from Amar Dedic allowed James Garner to finish from inside
the box.
And just when it looked like the Magpies might make it to half-time
to regroup, Dedic was again at fault when he vacated his position to
leave Thierno Barry's cross finding Hackney unopposed to double
Everton's lead in the final minute of the half.
That prompted three changes from Jaissle after the interval;
Joelinton for Jacob Ramsey, Anthony Elanga for Barnes and Yoane
Wissa for Will Osula. Ramsey for Joelinton had been the only change
to the starting line-up from the victory at Crystal Palace.
Those changes did give the lilac-wearing away side some hope and
Wissa, Elanga and Jacob Murphy all had half chances but some wayward
efforts never threatened Jordan Pickford's goal.
The tie was over when David Moyes' side got their third midway
through the second half after United lost possession and were wide
open at the back leaving Barry the simple task of converting Kiernan
Dewsbury-Hall's cut back.
Dan Burn popped up with a decent late header from Joe Willock's
cross to get one back and then he and Joelinton tussled with James
Tarkowski and Pickford in the net, all four players being booked.
That may spice up Monday's meeting when the two sides square up to
each other at St. James' Park when United will hope to break their
run of night terrors.
Full match report to follow.
Team: Hornicek, Dedic, Schar, Burn, Hall, Gonzales (Steur
81), Ramsey (Joelinton 46), J.Murphy (Toure 67), Willock, Barnes (Elanga
46), Osula (Wissa 46).
Subs n/u: Pope, Bamba, Thiaw, Botman.
Booked: Schar, Burn, Joelinton.
Goal: Burn 88.
EFC: Pickford, Rohl, Tarkowski, O'Brien, Myolenko
(Maitland-Niles 86), Hackney (Armstrong 65), Garner, Dibling
(Johnson 77), Dewsbury-Hall (Norgaard 86), George (Alcaraz 77),
Barry.
Subs n/u: King, Travers, Graham, Keane.
Booked: Hackney, Dewsbury-Hall, Mykolenko, Pickford, Tarkowski.
Goals: Garner 34, Hackney 45, Barry 67.
Crowd:
51,894 including 7,732 visiting fans - United's largest
away support since 7,800 were at Manchester City for the FA Cup
Sixth Round in March 2024 (excepting Wembley).
After the game Matthias Jaissle
said:
"We lack in the clinical approach to solve the situations; just
think about the first one.
"This is again a no-risk zone where we clear the ball and nothing
happens, and a couple of seconds later you can see the goal out of
nothing.
"These are the things we need to learn quickly. We had many
occasions, many opportunities to score, big chances as well, but in
their box we need to be more clinical to get a different result.
"We need to avoid these mistakes, be more mature, be more clinical
in these situations.
"This is a learning process, but you don't get the time. We need to
learn fast, especially with these young lads. Being a young team is
not an excuse any more."
Referee: Farai Hallam - a first-ever game involving Newcastle
for the Surrey official, who made his bow at Premier League level
back in January.
Another Howard Webb prodigy unable to make decisions, even when a
player almost told him the ball was well over the line....
VAR:
n/a
Fourth Round
results:
Tue 27.10.2026:
Bradford City 2-0 Peterborough United
Fleetwood Town 1-1 Arsenal (5-3pens)
Wed 28.10.2026:
Manchester City 2-2 Brighton (4-3pens)
Fulham 0-1 Crystal Palace
Bournemouth 3-0 Aston Villa
mackems 3-2 Brentford
Liverpool 1-1 Chelsea (6-5pens)
Thu 29.10.2026:
Everton 3-1 Newcastle
Stats:
Jacob Ramsey completed
half a century of appearances in all competitions for the Magpies.
This was Newcastle's 24th appearance in the last 16 of this
competition. They failed to secure an eighth consecutive win:
1974/75 Fulham (h) won 3-0
1975/76 QPR (a) won 3-1
1976/77 Manchester United (a) lost 2-7
1994/95 Manchester City (h) R lost 0-2
1995/96 Liverpool (a) won 1-0
1996/97 smoggies (a) lost 1-3
1997/98 Derby County (a) won 1-0
1998/99 Blackburn Rovers (h) drew 1-1 (lost 2-4pens)
2000/01 Birmingham City (a) lost 1-2
2001/02 Ipswich Town (h) won 4-1
2004/05 Chelsea (h) lost 0-2aet
2005/06 Wigan Athletic (a) lost 0-1
2006/07 Watford (a) drew 2-2 (won 5-4pens)
2010/11 Arsenal (a) lost 0-4
2011/12 Blackburn Rovers (a) lost 3-4
2013/14 Manchester City (h) lost 0-2
2014/15 Manchester City (a) won 2-0
2016/17 Preston North End (h) won 6-0
2020/21 Newport County (a) drew 1-1 (won 5-4pens)
2022/23 Bournemouth (h) won 1-0
2023/24 Manchester United (a) won 3-0
2024/25 Chelsea (h) won 2-0
2025/26 Spurs (h) won 2-0
2026/27 Everton (a) lost 1-3
Toon @ Toffees - PL era:
2026/27 Lost 1-3 Burn (LC)
2025/26 Won 4-1 Thiaw 2, L.Miley, Woltemade
2024/25 Drew 0-0
2023/24 Lost 0-3
2022/23 Won 4-1 Wilson 2, Joelinton, Murphy
2021/22 Lost 0-1
2020/21 Won 2-0 Wilson 2
2019/20 Drew 2-2 Lejeune 2
2018/19 Drew 1-1 Rondon
2017/18 Lost 0-1
2015/16 Lost 0-3
2014/15 Lost 0-3
2013/14 Lost 2-3 Cabaye, Remy
2012/13 Drew 2-2 Ba 2
2011/12 Lost 1-3 og(Hibbert)
2010/11 Won 1-0 Ben Arfa
2008/09 Drew 2-2 Taylor, Duff
2007/08 Lost 1-3 Owen (pen)
2006/07 Lost 0-3
2005/06 Lost 0-1
2004/05 Lost 0-2
2003/04 Drew 2-2 Shearer (2 pens)
2002/03 Lost 1-2 Robert
2001/02 Won 3-1 Bellamy, Solano, Acuna
2000/01 Drew 1-1 og(Unsworth)
1999/00 Won 2-0 Hughes, Dyer
1998/99 Lost 0-1
1997/98 Drew 0-0
1997/98 Won 1-0 Rush (FAC)
1996/97 Lost 0-2
1995/96 Won 3-1 Ferdinand, Lee, Kitson
1994/95 Lost 0-1 (FAC)
1994/95 Lost 0-2
1993/94 Won 2-0 Cole, Beardsley
Magpin:
Barnes badge
Captured in trademark archer celebration pose, the latest release
from Toon badge specialist Magpin depicts Newcastle's number
11, Harvey Barnes.
That's on sale now online
here
PS: we'll be kicking off a competition on Friday to win a both a
Barnes badge and the recent Amar Dedic one.
Update:
SRtRC celebration
Update: in addition to Shaka and Bez, former Magpie
trio John Anderson, Peter
Beardsley and Olivier Bernard have all confirmed their
attendance on Sunday.
Marking 30 years of Show
Racism the Red Card, the Tyneside-based organisation are
staging a special event in the city this Sunday with some familiar
faces involved.
Former Magpies Shaka Hislop and John Beresford and fellow
anti-racism campaigner Clarke Carlisle will speak at what is billed
as an "inspiring evening of talks, music and unity" in
conjunction with the Newcastle United Supporters Trust.
Venue is World Headquarters in Carliol Square (NE1 6UF) from
7pm this coming Sunday , 1st November.
Tickets available online
here for £10 (£15 on the door).
U21s:
Second string get
Posh
Newcastle U21s return to action on Friday, when they host Peterborough United U21s in the Premier League Cup.
That's a 7pm kick-off at Whitley Park and unlike Monday's
game at U21, admission is by advance ticket, paying at the
gate or by showing your season ticket.
The Magpies got off to a winning start in the first of their six
group stage ties, beating Luton Town 4-1 on Tyneside.
Posh fared less well, losing 1-5 at home to Forest.
They then head to Rotherham United's New York Stadium in the
EFL Trophy on Tuesday November 3rd at 7pm.
Advance tickets are now on sale, with the away section located in Block ES6, available
here
Prices: £12 adults, £8 over 65s/18-21s, £3 14-17s, £1 U14s.
(All prices except the U14s increase by £2 on matchday)
PL2:
Subs sink sunderland
Newcastle U21s 3 mackem U21s 2
Match
report
Premier League:
More capital gains
Crystal
Palace 0 Newcastle 2
Match
report
Thanks to everyone that entered
our competition to win a copy of Dan Jackson's excellent book, "Howay The Lads...."
with
a score prediction for this game.
As there were 16 correct entries, we ran a random draw of
them to decide the winner, which was Stephen Kirby.
Author-signed copies remain available for the cover
price of £25 including UK delivery online
here,
with a limited
number reduced to £15 due to creased dust jackets (the books are
undamaged).
Internationals :
Losing start for Toon
duo
Newcastle midfielders Eli Hall and
Charlie Robinson
were in the starting line-up for England U16s on Tuesday, as
they kicked off the Val De Marne tournament with a defeat.
Neither were on target as the Young Lions lost 2-4 to Italy in the
French town of Bonneuil sur Marne.
Next up is a meeting with Japan on Thursday before signing off
against host nation France on Saturday.
Just love it:
KK tribute weekend
There's a chance to view a collection of tributes left by
supporters following the death of Kevin Keegan at the Baltic
Centre for Contemporary Art this coming weekend.
The exhibition will be open from 10am until 6pm on
Saturday 31st October and Sunday 1st November*
Admission is free, but advance ticket booking is required and can
be done online
here
now
Artefacts including the large banner made up of donated shirts and
scarves displayed at the Liverpool home game in August will
displayed.
* the Baltic closes on Mondays, meaning that the exhibition
cannot be viewed before the Premier League home fixture against
Everton on Monday 2nd November.
Freedom :
KK honoured
From NUFC, Tuesday:
Newcastle City Council is set to award its highest honour, the
Freedom of the City, posthumously to Newcastle United legend
Kevin Keegan.
Members will vote on the motion during a special council
meeting on Wednesday, 4 November. If approved, it will mark the
first time Newcastle City Council has awarded its highest civic
distinction posthumously. Following approval, Keegan’s name will be
permanently inscribed on the wall of the Civic Centre’s Banqueting
Hall alongside fellow honorary freemen.
Keegan will join an exclusive group of awardees, including
other Newcastle United figures Alan Shearer, Sir Bobby Robson,
Jackie Milburn and more recently Eddie Howe. The club itself was
awarded the Freedom of the City in the 1990s after celebrating its
centenary year.
Council Leader Cllr Colin Ferguson originally nominated Keegan
for the honour in June. Keegan and his family were informed the
following month of the decision to recognise his outstanding
contribution to the city. Sadly, he passed away in July before the
award could be considered in public and formally presented.
David Hopkinson, Newcastle United’s CEO, said: “Kevin Keegan
will always be, quite simply, one of the most important, influential
and beloved figures in the history of Newcastle United.
“His impact on our club, our city and generations of
supporters is immeasurable. As both a player and manager, he helped
shape some of the most memorable chapters in our history and created
a bond with Newcastle that leaves a true legacy.
“The proposal to make Kevin an Honorary Freeman of Newcastle,
the highest civic honour, is a fitting recognition for one of the
city’s greatest icons.”
Cllr Colin Ferguson, leader of Newcastle City Council, said:
“We were all deeply saddened to learn of Kevin Keegan’s death in
July, and you could see from the enormous amount of tributes left
outside St James’ Park what he meant to the city and the footballing
world. The stories that have been shared about Kevin and the impact
he made have been inspiring and show just how much he was loved not
only by our city, but across the world.
“You don’t have to be a football fan to understand the impact
that Kevin had on the city, on both occasions at a time when it was
needed the most.
“As a player, he helped put Newcastle United and the city back
in the spotlight, with a two-time Ballon d’Or winner joining a then
Second Division side. And then as a manager, he brought so much joy
to thousands of fans with his style of play, with people from around
the world falling in love with the team.
“Kevin will forever be a hero to Newcastle United supporters
for his achievements and the lasting legacy he leaves behind. The
proposal to posthumously bestow the Honorary Freedom of Newcastle on
Kevin is a fitting tribute to everything he gave to our city, and I
hope council members will support it when they consider the motion."
In a statement, the Keegan family said: “Kevin always shared
his love for Newcastle United, Geordies and the city, captivating us
with stories told with his infectious smile.
“Seeing the tributes brought those stories to life for Kevin’s
grandchildren, showing them how deeply their grandfather was loved
in return. It also allowed us a quiet moment to reflect on many fond
memories of Kevin’s incredible career and the incomparable bond he
shared with Newcastle.”
Loan
lads:
The borrowers
Nick Woltemade (Juventus):
A 0-2 loss for Juventus at Genoa in Serie A on Wednesday saw
Woltemade begin on the bench but appear for the second half, at
which point the scoring was over.
Alex Murphy (Kaiserslautern):
The defender completed the entirety of Wednesday's 2-0 win at fellow
second tier side Hannover in the DFB Pokal.
Antonio Cordero (Cadiz):
Xerez (a) Copa Del Rey, Thursday.
Odysseas Vlachodimos (Seville):
Sporting Hortaleza (h) Copa Del Rey, Thursday.
Sean Neave (Wolves):
Cardiff City (h) Championship, Saturday.
Rory Finneran (Notts County):
Mansfield Town (a) League One, Saturday.
Anthony Munda (Swindon Town):
Rotherham United (h) League Two, Saturday.
Aidan Harris (Hebburn Town):
Harborough Town (h) National League North, Saturday.
Leo Shahar (Arouca):
Nacional (h) Primeira Liga, Sunday.
Ousmane Diabate (Genclerbirligi):
Alanyaspor (h) Turkish Super Liga, Monday.
Harrison Ashby (Luton Town):
Another absence for Ashby as the Hatters beat Doncaster Rovers
3-1 at home in League One on Tuesday.
Tyler Jones (Dunston UTS):
Another win and clean sheet for goalkeeper Tyler on Tuesday, as
in-form Dunston put four past Grimsby Borough without reply at home
in the Northern Premier League.
Update:
TA joins Toon Army
From NUFC, Tuesday:
Newcastle United is pleased to announce the appointment of
Tomás Amaral as the club's new Head of First Team Recruitment.
Tomás arrives with extensive experience across European
football, having built a reputation for talent identification,
market intelligence and strategic squad planning through roles in
Portugal, Spain and Russia.
The Portuguese was most recently Sporting Director at Spartak
Moscow. He previously held a scouting leadership position at Benfica,
where he played a key role during a period that culminated in the
club’s most recent Primeira Liga title in 2023.
Tomás’ appointment forms part of Newcastle United's ongoing
strengthening of its talent identification and recruitment
structure. Reporting to Sporting Director Ross Wilson, Tomás will
lead the club's first team scouting operation and will play an
important role in further expanding the club's market presence and
relationships across key territories.
As part of the department's evolution, Paul Midgley will also
report directly to Ross Wilson in overseeing Academy recruitment and
global emerging talent scouting.
Sporting Director Ross Wilson said: “Tomás' appointment is an
important step as we reshape and strengthen our recruitment
structure.
“It was important that we identified a leader who could
further enhance our capability and help drive our long-term
ambitions, and Tomás has established an excellent reputation for his
strategic approach to talent identification.
“He is highly respected across European football and brings
significant experience, outstanding market knowledge and a strong
network of relationships.
“I am delighted to welcome him to Newcastle United and look
forward to working closely with him.”
Tomás said: “It is with great pride and a strong sense of
responsibility that I join Newcastle United, a historic club with
passionate supporters who have high expectations and ambitions.
“From my very first conversations with Ross Wilson, I
immediately understood the vision and the direction the club wants
to take over the coming years.
“I strongly share the ideas and ambitions of the people at the
club, and I am determined to play my part in contributing to
Newcastle United’s success.
I am really looking forward to meeting
everyone and getting started at a club with such high standards.”
Premier League:
Everton (h)
Following Thursday's Carabao Cup visit to the blue half of
merseyside, Newcastle host the Toffees in the Premier League at SJP
on Monday.
It's a 8pm kick-off,
live on Sky Sports.
United go in search of their 300th PL home
victory in what will be their 598th game at Gallowgate in that
competition.
The Magpies are also two strikes away from reaching the
1,000 goal mark in those home fixtures. A draw meanwhile would be our
300th at home and away in the PL.
Team: To follow
EFC: To follow
Referee: John Brooks - a speedy return for the official from
Leicestershire, who took charge of Newcastle's recent 1-4 Premier
League loss at Coventry City.
VAR: Paul Howard
UK TV: Live on Sky Sports
City centre bars with live TV coverage include:
Dirty Murphy's on Grainger Street
Market Shaker in the Bigg Market
The game will be on live at WonderBar in TheGate.
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UK Radio:
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Travel:
Roads:
The current scheduled Tyne Bridge closure is due to end at 5am
on Monday.
Barrack Road will be
closed to traffic post-match between Stanhope Street and St. James'
Boulevard, beginning at the final whistle or earlier and continuing up to 45
minutes after full time or when crowds disperse.
Buses:
Stagecoach buses stopping on Barrack Road will be diverted and
passengers required to use alternative bus stops while the
post-match closure is in place.
Details
here
Matchday Park & Ride services operate as follows:
X40 Soccerbus to and from the Great Park
X50 Soccerbus to and from the Metro Centre
More details online
here
Metro: No scheduled disruptions
Rail:
Scheduled disruptions are online
here
Latest PL fixtures:
Sat 31.10.2026:
Chelsea v Manchester United (12.30pm) TNT
Bournemouth v Leeds United (3pm)
Brentford v Nottingham Forest (3pm)
Coventry City v mackems (3pm)
Hull City v Ipswich Town (3pm)
Manchester City v Brighton & Hove Albion (3pm)
Spurs v Crystal Palace (5.30pm) Sky
Aston Villa v Fulham (8pm) Sky
Sun 01.11.2026:
Liverpool v Arsenal (4.30pm) Sky
Mon 02.11.2026:
Newcastle v Everton (8pm)
Sky
Stats:
Toffees @ SJP - PL era:
2025/26 Lost 2-3 Ramsey,
J.Murphy
2024/25 Lost 0-1
2023/24 Drew 1-1 Isak
2022/23 Won 1-0 Almiron
2021/22 Won 3-1 og(Holgate), Fraser, Trippier
2020/21 Won 2-1 Wilson 2
2019/20 Lost 1-2 Schar
2018/19 Won 3-2 Rondon, Perez 2
2017/18 Lost 0-1
2015/16 Lost 0-1
2014/15 Won 3-2 Cisse, Perez, Colback
2013/14 Lost 0-3
2012/13 Lost 1-2 Cisse
2011/12 Won 2-1 og, R.Taylor
2010/11 Lost 1-2 Best
2008/09 Drew 0-0
2007/08 Won 3-2 Butt, Emre, Owen
2006/07 Drew 1-1 Ameobi
2005/06 Won 2-0 Solano 2
2004/05 Drew 1-1 Bellamy
2003/04 Won 4-2 Bellamy, Dyer, Shearer 2
2002/03 Drew 3-3 Dyer 2, OG (2-3pens) (LC)
2002/03 Won 2-1 Shearer, Bellamy
2001/02 Won 6-2 Shearer, Cort, O'Brien, Solano 2, Bernard
2000/01 Lost 0-1
1999/00 Drew 1-1 Shearer
1998/99 Lost 1-3 Shearer
1998/99 Won 4-1 Ketsbaia 2, Shearer, Georgiadis (FAC)
1997/98 Won 1-0 Lee
1996/97 Won 4-1 Ferdinand, Lee, Shearer, Elliott
1995/96 Won 1-0 Ferdinand
1994/95 Won 2-0 Fox, Beardsley
1993/94 Won 1-0 Allen
U18s:
Bairns beaten by Boro
Boro U18s 3 Newcastle U18s 1
United's youngsters lost for only the second time this season on
Saturday, beaten by their Teesside counterparts at a blustery and
drizzly Hurworth.
The hosts went ahead on 24 minutes when good work down the left by
Joey Tremain saw him send over a low centre that was turned home by
Billy Linacre.
That lead was short-lived however; Chris Moore's side levelling in
the 31st minute when Jack Skelton's low left-footed strike from 25
yards out found the bottom corner.
Boro regained the advantage four minutes after half time; Alfie
Brown in the right place to force home Finlay Turner's cross from
the left at the back post.
United came close to levelling three minutes later when top scorer
Alfie Hutchison headed Skelton's cross off the bar, before Brown's
second of the game opened up a two goal lead for the home side on 57
minutes.
Second in the table on goal difference before kick-off to Manchester
City, a 5-1 success for the Citizens at Derby County then left the
Magpies trailing by three points.
Team: Mair, Patterson (Healy-Matthews 62), Skelton, Gilligan,
Old, Boothe, Pinnington (Yeutembip
62), Alabi, Hutchison, Ghanem (Bowness 62), Callaghan
(Benjamin 79)
Subs n/u: Flack, Ndiweni.
Booked: Yeutembip
Thanks to GW
Premier League:
TV times
revealed
The PL have published their December fixture
schedule, with three of Newcastle's four games rescheduled for live
TV:
Wed 02.12.2026 Manchester United (h) 8.15pm Sky
Sun 06.12.2026 mackems (h) 2pm Sky
Sat 12.12.2026 Ipswich Town (a) 3pm no live TV
Sat 19.12.2026 Brentford (a) 12.30pm TNT
Alterations to the PL schedule for the period December 21st
through to January 7th were previously published.
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Fixtures:
Fri
30.10.2026 U21s v Peterborough United U21s (h) @ Whitley Park, 7pm.
U21 Premier League Cup.
Sat 31.10.2026
U18s v Everton U18s (h) @ Little Benton, 12.30pm. U18
Premier League.
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ST fwding/resale now. Live on Sky Sports.
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Sat 07.11.2026
U18s v Spurs U18s (h) @ Little Benton, 11am. U18
Premier League Cup.
Sat
07.11.2026 Fulham (a) @
Craven Cottage,
3pm.
Premier League.
SOLD OUT.
Allocation:
2,696.
No live UK TV.
Fri
13.11.2026 U21s v Peterborough United U21s (a) @ Stamford AFC, 7pm.
U21 Premier League Cup.
Wed 18.11.2026 U21s v Nottingham Forest U21s (a) @ Loughborough
University, 7pm.
U21 Premier League Cup.
Sat 21.11.2026
U18s v Leeds United U18s (h) @ Little Benton, Noon. U18
Premier League.
Sat 21.11.2026 Arsenal (h) @ SJP, 5.30pm. Premier League.
Fwding/resale now. Live on Sky Sports.
Mon
23.11.2026 U21s v Nottingham Forest U21s (h) @ Whitley Park, 7pm.
U21 Premier League Cup.
Sat 28.11.2026
U18s v Manchester City U18s (a) @ MCFC Football Academy, Noon. U18
Premier League.
Sun 29.11.2026 Brighton & Hove Albion (a) @
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2.05pm.
Premier League.
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2pm.
Allocation:
3,106.
Live on Sky Sports.
Mon
30.11.2026 U21s v Brentford U21s (h) @ Whitley Park, 7pm.
PL2.
Wed 02.12.2026 Manchester United (h) @ SJP, 8.15pm. Premier League.
Ballot opens Mon 02.11.2026, Noon. Live on Sky Sports.
Sun 06.12.2026 mackems (h) @ SJP, 2pm. Premier League.
Ballot opens Mon 09.11.2026, Noon. Live on Sky Sports.
Mon 07.12.2026 U21s v Luton Town U21s (a) @ Queen Elizabeth II
Stadium, Enfield. 7pm.
U21 Premier League Cup.
Sat 12.12.2026
U18s v Wolves U18s (h) @ Little Benton, 11am. U18
Premier League.
Sat 12.12.2026 Ipswich Town (a) @ Portman Road, 3pm. Premier League.
ST applications open Mon 09.11.2026, 2pm.
No live UK TV.
NUFC live on TV:
Mon 02.11.2026 Everton (h) 8pm Sky
Sat 21.11.2026 Arsenal (h)
5.30pm Sky
Sun 29.11.2026 Brighton (a) 2.05pm Sky
Wed 02.12.2026 Man Utd (h) 8.15pm Sky
Sun 06.12.2026 mackems (h) 2pm Sky
Sat 19.12.2026 Brentford (a) 12.30pm TNT
Sat 26.12.2026 Man City (h) 8pm Sky
Wed 30.12.2026 Forest (h) 7.30pm Sky
Sun 03.01.2027 Chelsea (a) 2pm Sky
Thu 07.01.2027 Man United (a) 8pm Sky
(PL season ends on Sun 30.05.2027)
PL live TV release dates:
Jan w/c Mon 30.11.2026
Feb w/c Mon 21.12.2026
Mar w/c Mon 18.01.2027
Apr w/c Mon 22.02.2027
MW35 w/c Mon 29.03.2027
MW36 w/c Mon 05.04.2027
MW37 w/c Mon 26.04.2027
MW38 after Sun 23.05.2027
FA Cup:
(R3 draw on
or around Sun 06.12.2026)
R3: Sat 09.01.2027
R4: Sat 13.02.2027
R5: Sat 06.03.2027
QF: Sat 03.04.2027
SF: Sat 24.04.2027
F: Sat 22.05.2027
Jan 2027 transfer window:
Fri 01.01.2027
@ Midnight to Mon 01.02.2027 @ 11pm.
EFL Trophy Northern
Group C:
Tue 15.09.2026
York City (a) won 3-1
Tue 22.09.2026
Bradford City (a) lost 1-2
Tue 03.11.2026 Rotherham United (a) 7pm
U21 Premier
League Cup Group D:
Fri 09.10.2026
Luton U21s (h) won 4-1
Fri 30.10.2026 Peterborough U21s (h) 7pm
Fri 13.11.2026 Peterborough U21s (a) 7pm
Fri 20.11.2026 Notts Forest U21s (a) 7pm
Mon 23.11.2026
Notts Forest U21s (h) 7pm
Mon 07.12.2026 Luton Town U21s (a) 7pm
U18 Premier League Cup Group
G:
Tue 25.08.2026
Fulham U18s (a) drew 1-1
Sat 10.10.2026 Derby U18s (h) won 2-0
Sat 07.11.2026 Spurs U18s (h) 11am
FA Youth Cup:
NUFC U18s enter in Round 3, ties be played on or before Sat
12.12.2026. Draw date tbc.
Northumberland Senior Cup
QF:
24.11.2026
Blyth Spartans v Heaton Stan
??.??.2026
Ashington v Newcastle Benfield
??.??.2026 North Shields v Morpeth Town
??.??.2026 Whitley Bay v Blyth Town
Ties due to take place by Sun 29.11.2026.
Other events @ SJP:
Newcastle United Women:
Sun 08.11.2026
Burnley (h) 2pm
Wed 16.12.2026 Man United (h) 7pm
Sun 24.01.2027 Southampton (h) 2pm
Sun 07.02.2027 Forest (h) 2pm
Sun 14.03.2027 Durham (h) 2pm
Sun 28.03.2027 mackems (h) 2pm
Sat 08.05.2027 Bristol City (h) Noon
Thu 03.06.2027
Sam Fender, supported by Wunderhorse.
Sat 05.06.2027 Sam Fender, supported by Wunderhorse.
Thu 01.07.2027
Fontaines DC, supported by Little Simz and viagra boys.
Euro 2028:
Four group stage games
and one last 16 tie:
Mon 12.06.2028
Thu 15.06.2028
Sat 17.06.2028
Tue 20.06.2028
Sun 25.06.2028
(Kick-off times will be advised in 2027)
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National Service |
International breaks 2026/27:
09.11-17.11.2026
22.03-30.03.2027
International breaks 2027/28:
20.09-05.10.2027
08.11-16.11.2027
20.03-28.03.2028
PL: "Premier League matches are not held on a Monday night ahead of
an international break or a Friday night after the break."
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What's this all about then?
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for a rambling explanation of sorts....
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On This Day in History |
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30th October |
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Born Or Died:
1894
Neil Harris born, Tollcross, Glasgow, Scotland. (1920-25)
Diminutive forward who had begun his playing career with Vale
of Clyde before moving on to join Partick Thistle.
Guesting during wartime for Distillery and Fulham, Harris was loaned to
Kilmarnock, Rangers and St.Mirren before completing a £3,300 move to Newcastle
in May 1920.
Debuting in a 1-1 home draw against West Bromwich Albion the following August,
Neil's first goal goal came the following week during a 1-3 defeat away to
Everton.
A hat trick in a 6-1 home hammering of the mackems later that season then came
during a record eight game scoring run and he remained an attacking mainstay
during the following four seasons.
The 1923/24 campaign was to be a high point for Harris, his 23 goal haul
including eight FA strikes, not least of which was a hat trick to defeat Derby
County in the third replay of a Second Round tie.
Scoring both goals in the 2-0 semi-final win over Manchester City at St.Andrews,
Neil then made the vital breakthrough against Aston Villa in the final, netting
with just seven minutes remaining as the Magpies ultimately ran out 2-0
winners.
That was a second memorable moment at Wembley that month for Harris, who had
won what was to be his sole senior cap there for Scotland in a 1-1 draw with
England just two weeks earlier.
Leaving United in 1925, Harris appeared for the Magpies of Notts County, Irish
side Shelbourne and Oldham Athletic before returning to Scotland with Third
Lanark.
A first taste of management came as player -boss of Burton Town and after a
stint in Ireland with Distillery, he took charge of Swansea Town in 1934 and
then Swindon Town some five years later.
Remaining in post after the outbreak of WW2 saw league football suspended, Neil
made a brief playing return at the age of 45 away to Bristol City. However it's
reported that his borrowed boots were too small and he lost two toenails in a
2-5 defeat!
With the County Ground in use by the War Department, Swindon opted to suspend
playing in 1940 and Harris was released on the understanding that he'd be
recalled to his post once football recommenced.
However, he passed away in December 1941.
1924
Charlie Crowe born, Walker.
(1944-57)
Left half who joined United in 1944 from local football and
played in wartime games, although his competitive first team debut didn't come
until an FA Cup tie against Barnsley in January 1946.
Becoming a senior team regular by the 1949-50 season as United cemented their
place back in the top flight, Charlie played in the 1951 FA Cup final victory
over Blackpool at Wembley Stadium.
However he wasn't selected for
the 1952 final and also missed out in 1955, picking up an ankle injury during a
league match against
Spurs just days earlier.
Despite that winner's medal however, Charlie maintained that the
highlight of his career at SJP was when his fellow players chose him as Magpies
club captain
in 1954.
After leaving United, Charlie appeared for Mansfield Town, returning to live in
North Tyneside after retiring from playing.
Spells coaching in Egypt, Whitley Bay and on the FA staff followed and he also
worked as a civil servant on North Tyneside.
Sadly, Charlie was diagnosed with Alzheimers disease and died in February 2010,
the last survivor of the 1951 side.
His name lived on in a successful charity effort to acquire a high-powered MRI scanner housed in
Newcastle.
1946
Tony Green born, Kinning Park, Glasgow. (1971-73)
Recalled with genuine fondness by those who saw him play, Tony
Green's talents were comparable with the likes of Paul Gascoigne and Peter
Beardsley. However, injury would prevent him from truly making his mark
for both club and country.
Brought to England by Blackpool from Albion Rovers in May 1967 at a cost of
£15,500, Tony's skill had delighted Tangerines fans although he spent a year
out through injury.
After submitting a transfer request, Green moved to SJP in a part-exchange deal
in October 1971, with £150,000 and Keith Dyson heading to Bloomfield Road.
Debuting the following month in a 0-1 loss at Everton on his 25th birthday, a 5-1
win over Coventry City in the Texaco Cup then gave Gallowgate spectators their
first taste of the midfielder's magic.
And when he marked his home league debut the following Saturday with a goal in
a 3-1 win over Southampton, Tyneside had a new cult hero and manager Joe Harvey
had the last piece of his ideal XI.
Tony's task was to provide service to front duo Malcolm Macdonald and John
Tudor, but the sheer artistry of his ball playing was worth the admission fee
alone.
International recognition came while Green was still a Seasider, winning the
first of six full caps for Scotland against Belgium in Liege during February
1971 - in the same side as future club colleague Bob Moncur.
However, a tackle during a game against Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park in September 1972 left Green with cartilage damage from which he
never recovered.
After a failed comeback for the reserves, what Joe Harvey called
"the saddest day of my life" came in December 1973, when Green
confirmed his retirement.
Awarded a testimonial match at SJP in May 1974, Tony became a mathematics
teacher in the Blackpool area and two years later was invited to join the Pools
Panel.
Speaking to a Seasiders' website he said:
"When I played for Blackpool, we regularly had crowds of 20,000 or
above, this was often increased when the illuminations were on, as a result of
holiday makers.
"In Newcastle, everyone seems to support the football team. Even the wives
knew the result, as it depended on whether their partners were in a good mood
or not.
"It’s unfair to compare Blackpool’s fans with Newcastle’s, because
I believe that Newcastle have the best support in the country."
1997 Sean Longstaff born, North Shields
(2014-25)
Midfielder whose U18 debut came from the bench in a 0-1 loss away to Arsenal in April 2014.
Scoring seven times in his
first ten youth league games, Sean marked his reserve bow in October 2014 by netting in a
friendly win at Heaton Stannington.
An U21 league bow came from the bench against Blackburn Rovers two months
later, his first competitive goal in a 4-6 loss at
Derby County in October 2015.
Longstaff's reserve form saw him watched by scouts
from various clubs and a loan move to Scottish Premier
League side Kilmarnock was agreed in early 2017.
Three goals in 17 appearances followed and the
following season was spent with League One Blackpool -
making a spectacular start for the Tangerines with
four eye-catching strikes in his first quartet of
league games.
Ending the season with nine goals from 45 outings, a
further loan move was tipped for 2018/19 but in the
event Sean remained with Newcastle and marked his
senior bow with a goal in a friendly at St. Patrick's
Athletic.
Wearing number 36, Lobby then made his competitive
debut in a League Cup loss at
Nottingham Forest - warming the bench
in the Premier League around that time without getting
on.
A Premier League bow came in a 0-4 Boxing Day defeat at Anfield;
with a first senior goal for the Magpies at Blackburn Rovers in the FA Cup a
month later.
The 2019/20 season saw him line up with
younger brother for the first time in the Premier League against Manchester United, Matty scoring the only goal of the game.
Two games later Sean was shown a straight red card at home to Wolves, picking up a three game ban.
Netting at Oxford United in the FA Cup and then at Bournemouth post COVID
lockdown, a loss of form and injuries restricted his impact during the
early part of the 2020/21 season.
A regular starter in the opening weeks of the following campaign, Lobby
scored another memorable goal in
a 1-1 draw at Watford.
Playing his part in the side's resurgence under Eddie Howe, Sean continued
to thrive during the 2022/23 season, two goals in the home leg of the Carabao Cup semi-final against Southampton sending United to
Wembley.
Used as a substitute in the opening weeks of the 2023/24
season, Sean's return to the side coincided with an improvement in results and
he almost marked his Champions League debut with a late winner at AC Milan.
A run of three goals in five games then followed, including one at the Gallowgate
End against PSG in the Champions League,
However, his appearances became mainly from the bench and he was sold to
newly-promoted Leeds United in July 2025.
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Eur |
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G |
A |
S |
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A |
S |
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A |
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G |
Ap |
Su |
Gl |
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17 |
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2 |
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157 |
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1997 Ben Smith born, Gateshead
(2014-17)
The second Magpies Academy goalkeeper of that name, Ben
began training with United in 2010, earning a
scholarship ahead of the 2014/15 season.
However, an injury during a friendly game sidelined him for the whole of the campaign.
Returning to fitness but finding himself behind
Nathan Harker, Paul Woolston and Brendan Pearson, Ben played a handful of games
for Bristol City U18s while on loan during 2015.
Between the posts for Newcastle's opening pre-season game at Bradford
PA in July 2016, further injury problems sidelined him until
early 2017.
A competitive reserve team debut then arrived in a 2-1 defeat at Swansea City
in the Premier League Cup that January.
Later loaned to non-league Spennymoor United, Ben was released by
Newcastle at the end of the 2016/17 season.
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What Else?
1897 Willington Athletic
(h)
6-0 (2-0)
FA Cup Third Qualifying Round
Aitken(1-0,2-0,?-0,?-0), Campbell(?-0),
Jackson(?-0)
6,000
Newcastle began their FA Cup
campaign for the season with a routine victory over the
Northern Alliance side from Willington Quay.
Initially reported in local newspapers as a 5-0 success,
the correct 6-0 outcome appeared in subsequent reports.
Willington were drawn at home but switched the game from
their ground at Rosehill to Gallowgate in order to benefit
from an increased attendance.1909 Bury (a)
2-1 (1-1)
Division One
P12, 15pts, 3rd/20
Shepherd(37,46)
Kay(6)
15,204
The visit of United and their former Bolton Wanderers
player Albert Shepherd attracted a larger crowd than usual
to Gigg Lane.
The striker duly scored both Newcastle goals to silence
those Lancastrians who had thought him "fit
sport for sardonic enjoyment" in the opinion of
the Bolton Evening News reporter.
1920 Bradford Park
Avenue (a)
2-0 (0-0)
Division One
P12, 18pts, 1st/22
Harris(50), Aitken(75)
15,000
Following a 2-1 success on Tyneside the previous
weekend, United completed a win double for their seventh
victory in as many games and went to the top of the league
as a consequence.
1926 sunderland (a)
0-2 (1-0)
Division One
P13, 16pts, 5th/22
Halliday(34), Death(71)
30,000
The Magpies were weakened for their visit to Roker
Park when Hughie Gallacher was selected by Scotland to
face Wales.
In his absence United failed to score and lost for the first time in ten
league games.
1926 Gallacher netted once for Scotland as they
defeated Wales 3-0 at Ibrox Park. Fellow Magpie Bob McKay
was called up but didn't appear in the starting line-up.
1937 West Ham United
(a)
0-1 (0-0)
Division Two
P13, 8pts, 20th/22
Morton(90)
34,000
A poor game played on a pitch described as an
"ice rink" was settled in the closing seconds
when England international winger Jackie Morton beat Tom
Swinburne.
Newcastle's shooting was of poor quality, one miscued
effort on goal sailing over the bar and ending up in the
street outside!
Such was the abuse directed at Newcastle's Bill Imrie by
some home followers after a robust challenge, that two
policemen were posted near the offending section to keep
the peace.
1943 Hartlepool United
(a)
4-5 (1-2)
Wartime
Stubbins(31,2-2,3-2), Milburn(75)
Short(3,0-2)
Scott(60), Mullen(65), Newman(88)
7,472
"90 minutes of the most exhilarating and exciting
football one could wish to see"
exclaimed the Hartlepool
Northern Daily Mail correspondent, who was enthralled by "22
lusty young fellows, most of them thriving on army rations
seriously setting about each other on a football
pitch."
 1948
Liverpool (h)
1-0 (1-0)
Division One
P15, 20pts, 3rd/22
Milburn(41)
67,362
The first return of former favourite Albert Stubbins to
Gallowgate saw the
crowd increase from the 60,958 that had witnessed Wolves beaten two
weeks earlier.
However a pulled thigh muscle rendered Albert ineffective
and saw him moved out to the wing; Jackie Milburn firing
home shortly after Bob Paisley had limped off for the
visitors.
 1954 Wolverhampton
Wanderers (h)
2-3 (1-2)
Division One
P15, 13pts, 16th/22
Milburn(27,81)
Smith(10),
Wilshaw(14), Swinbourne(90)
49,279
Following a 1-3
defeat by Chelsea and a 4-4 draw with Spurs, United again
faltered at home as they remained without the injured
Frank Brennan.
Having recovered from a two goal deficit thanks to
Jackie Milburn's brace, the Magpies looked set for a point
until Roy Swinbourne's header won it and sent Wolves back
to the top of the league.
 1957
Middlesbrough (a)
0-3 (0-1)
Friendly
Fitzsimons(44)
McLean(54),
Peacock(60)
27,056
An embarrassing friendly loss for the top-flight
Magpies, beaten by their Second Division hosts
under the recently-installed
Ayresome Park floodlights.
Both sides were forced into an involuntary change due to
an Army versus the FA fixture at Old Trafford the
same night: United's Alec Tait in the military XI and opposed by Brian Clough for the FA.
Team: Simpson,
Whitehead, Batty, Scoular, Stokoe, Franks, White, Hill,
Tait, Eastham, Punton.
 1965 Fulham (a)
0-2 (0-0)
Division One
P15, 12pts, 15th/22
Key(88), Leggat(89)
19,226
Scoring remained a problem for Joe Harvey's
side, who recorded a third successive blank despite
dominating the game.
The Cottagers broke away twice in the closing stages
to win the game and leave United languishing in 15th place
- what was to be their finishing position that season.
 1968
Sporting Lisbon (Portugal) (a)
1-1 (1-0)
Fairs Cup 2nd Round 1st Leg
Scott (32)
Morais(90)
9,000
A cloudburst in the Jose Alvalade stadium threatened
to end this tie prematurely but United held firm until a hopeful shot
hit the bar and rebounded into the net via Willie
McFaul's elbow on 90 minutes.
Press photos of the tie reveal that the hosts wore two different kits, discarding their sodden
green and white hoops at half time in favour of a half
& half design change kit in the same colours.
 1971
Everton (a)
0-1 (0-0)
Division One
P15, 8pts, 22nd/22
Ball(70)
38,811
Tony Green made his United debut on his 25th birthday,
having only met his new team mates an hour earlier.
Sporting his famous white boots, Alan Ball had one effort
ruled offside but won the game with a fine right footed
shot from outside the area.
Youtube footage is online
here
 1973
Birmingham City (a) 2-2 (1-1)
League Cup 3rd Round
Gibb(44),
McDermott(46)
Latchford(18,50)
13,025
Gary Sprake saved a 70th minute spot kick from Malcolm Macdonald,
consigning the sides to a replay at SJP a
week later.
1975 England lost
1-2 in Bratislava to a lively Czechoslovakia side and
Malcolm Macdonald again couldn't hit the target.
 1976
Stoke City (h)
1-0 (0-0)
Division One
P12, 15pts, 4th/22
Cannell(63)
32,339
Just over a month after losing on Tyneside in the League
Cup, The Potters were beaten again at Gallowgate - despite fielding highly-rated goalkeeper
Peter Shilton and ex-Magpie striker John Tudor.
 1982
Leeds United (a)
1-3 (1-1)
Division Two
P12, 15pts, 13th/22
Anderson(40)
Worthington(44), Burns(76), Butterworth(84)
26,570
Youngster Chris Hedworth debuted from the bench in a violent
encounter at Elland Road, coming soon after a two-legged
League Cup meeting between the teams.
Kevin Keegan was struck by objects (including
a ball bearing) thrown from the home fans, while
goalscorer John Anderson appeared to have been hit with a
coin flung from among the away contingent.
The referee took the teams from the field on both
occasions and the police
struggled to restore order as fighting broke out, with more trouble outside after full time.
 1984
Ipswich Town (a)
1-1 (1-0)
League Cup 3rd Round
McDonald(19)
Gates(57)
15,084
Having convincingly beaten them 3-0 at SJP in the
league earlier in the month, it ended honours even in this
midweek visit to Suffolk.
However, former Magpie Bobby Ferguson was to steer his side to
victory in the replay.
Youtube
footage is online here
 1985 Oxford United (a)
1-3 (1-1)
League Cup 3rd Round
Cunningham(38)
Thomas(20,50) Hebberd(78)
8,096
Future Magpie Andy Thomas netted a brace as United lost
at the Manor Ground.
 1993
Wimbledon (h)
4-0 (1-0)
Premier League
P13, 19pts, 9th/22
Beardsley(36pen,63,71),
Cole(60)
33,371
After a troubling week that included defeats at Southampton and Wimbledon and quarrels between Lee Clark,
Andy Cole and Manager Kevin Keegan, peace broke out.
After clearing the air, both players were back in the side
and celebrated as Cole netted.
The day belonged to Peter Beardsley though, who scored the
first goals of his second spell at SJP, capping the
afternoon with his hat trick goal - a cheeky chip over
Hans Segers.
PL highlights are online here
 1999
Arsenal (a)
0-0 (0-0)
Premiership
P13, 11pts, 17th/20
38,106
Franck Dumas cleared off the line but Match of the Day
cameras showed that a Russian linesman might have
given it. John Karelse made a rare appearance in goal.
NUFC.com match report
PL highlights are online here
2003 A crowd of 3,102 saw the Reserves crash to a
0-4 home defeat
at the hands of Manchester United's second string.
NUFC.com match
report
 2005
West Bromwich Albion (a)
3-0 (0-0)
Premiership
P11, 15pts, 10th/20
Owen(46,78), Shearer(80)
26,216
One of the highlights of a forgettable season was seeing
messrs Owen and Shearer blow away the Baggies with some world-class finishing.
NUFC.com
match report
PL highlights are online here
2006 The
reserves made it 18 home games unbeaten; Andy
Carroll's effort enough to send Blackburn
Rovers away from Kingston Park empty-handed.
NUFC.com
match report
2007
Glenn Roeder was announced as the new boss at Carrow Road,
with Norwich City sitting at the bottom of the Championship.
2009
Academy manager Richard Money left the club in order to
take up the vacant position of Luton Town boss.
The former Hatters player had been linked with various lower
league jobs since joining United in the summer of
2008.
2010 Newcastle's Academy team inflicted a 3-0 defeat on a beleaguered Leeds
side with only a single point from ten games. Ryan McGorrigan's opener was
followed by a Brad Inman brace.
 2013
Manchester City (h)
0-2aet
0-0
(0-0)
Capital One Cup 4th Round
Negredo(99), Dzeko(105)
33,846
Extra time efforts
from Alvaro Negredo and Edin Dzeko proved enough to end our interest
in the League Cup for another season.
A City side with ten changes their previous league game survived some uncomfortable moments and were
slightly fortunate to make it as far as the additional half hour.
However, United lacked the killer touch to record a first win over City in fifteen
league and cup attempts going back eight years.
NUFC.com match report
 2017
Burnley (a)
0-1 (0-0)
Premier League
P10, 14pts, 9th/20
Hendrick(74)
21,031
One lapse cost United at Turf Moor in a Monday night TV game as
future Magpie, Jeff Hendrick's goal
ultimately divided the two teams.
Ayoze Perez lost the ball in midfield and when the rebound from Rob Elliot's
save reached the back post, Hendrick had time to control before smashing the
ball into the roof of the net.
NUFC.com match report
PL highlights are online here
 2021
Chelsea (h)
0-3 (0-0)
Premier League
P10, 4pts, 19th/20
James(65,77),
Jorginho(81pen)
52,209
Following a 1-1 draw at Crystal
Palace, Graeme Jones continued as interim boss but was
unable to prevent our winless run reaching
ten games.
Stonewalling the Premier League
leaders for
65 minutes, Thomas Tuchel's side
belatedly made
their overwhelming possession count and won comfortably.
NUFC.com match report
PL highlights are online here
 2024
Chelsea (h)
2-0 (2-0)
Carabao Cup Fourth Round
Isak(23), og(Disasi)(26)
52,111
United gained swift revenge for a Premier League loss at
Stamford Bridge four days earlier, beating the Blues at SJP to reach
the Carabao Cup quarter-finals for a third successive season.
NUFC.com match report
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