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Newcastle 0
Premier League
Craven Cottage
Sunday 24th May
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The Never-Ending Tour |
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Contract:
Lewis commits

Update from NUFC,
Monday:
"Newcastle
United are delighted to announce that Academy graduate Lewis Miley
has signed a new long-term contract with the club.
"The 20-year-old has penned a six-year deal to keep him at
St. James' Park until 2032."
Lewis joined the club's Academy aged seven and debuted for
the U18s against Burnley in August 2021 - with elder brother Jamie
in the same line-up.
Winning his first England cap for the U17s in August 2022, within
days he'd been blooded at reserve level during an EFL Trophy tie
away to Doncaster Rovers.
A hectic few months followed during which Lewis scored his first
U21 goals, made two senior appearances in friendly matches and won
the Jack Hixon Sport Newcastle award for most promising local
youngster.
Introduced late on in United's 5-0 friendly win over Al-Hilal in
Riyadh, Miley then had another brief runout in the home victory over
Rayo Vallecano days later.
An unused substitute for United's Premier League trip to
Bournemouth in February, his 17th birthday in May 2023 brought
confirmation of a first professional deal.
His first competitive start came against Manchester City that
September and he became Newcastle's youngest ever European player
against Borussia Dortmund at 17 years and 191 days.
Lewis also holds the record for the club's youngest ever Premier
League scorer, after netting in the 3-0 home victory over Fulham
that December.
Having signed his first professional deal on his 17th birthday in
May 2023, he put pen to paper on a long-term contract contract the
following January.
The 2024/25 campaign included a maiden England U21 appearance
against Spain but he was an unused substitute as Newcastle were
victorious in the Carabao Cup Final.
Lewis started regularly in the 2025/26 season in both midfield
and at full back, scoring Premier League, Carabao Cup and Champions
League goals during a 19-day spell before Christmas.
However injury then saw him sidelined for 10 weeks, returning in
April 2026, only for a training ground injury to end his season
prematurely.
Premier League:
Non-event

Fulham 2 Newcastle 0
Match report
Latest PL results:
Sun 24.05.2026:
Brighton & Hove Albion 0-3 Manchester United
Burnley 1-1 Wolves
Crystal Palace 1-2 Arsenal
Fulham 2-0 Newcastle
Liverpool 1-1 Brentford
Manchester City 1-2 Aston Villa
Nottingham Forest 1-1 Bournemouth
mackems 2-1 Chelsea
Spurs 1-0 Everton
West Ham United 3-0 Leeds United
Three points for Spurs ensures that West Ham will join
Burnley and Wolves in the Championship next season.
Championship:
What lies beneath
Hull City defeated
Middlesbrough 1-0 in the Championship playoff Final at Wembley on
Saturday, Ollie McBurnie's added-time effort meaning that the Tigers
join Coventry City and
Ipswich Town in the Premier League next season.
Here's a recent history of NUFC visits to the three sides:
Coventry City (last faced in the PL 2000/01)
The Sky Blues have moved from Highfield Road since our most recent
top-flight visit, a 2-0 win in September 2000 thanks to goals from
Alan Shearer and Kevin Gallacher.
The CBS Arena will become the 62nd different venue to host Newcastle
in the PL and they have a 100% record from their two previous visits
in other competitions: a 3-2 League Cup win in 2008 and a 4-1
Championship victory in 2009/10.
Ipswich Town (last faced in the PL 2024/25)
United return to Portman Road after a one season absence, having
scored four goals without reply there in late 2024 - Jacob Murphy
getting one and some Swede the rest.
Hull City (last faced in the PL 2014/15)
A 3-0 victory in January 2015 gave John Carver a first PL win as
interim boss, Remy Cabella, Sammy Ameobi and Yoan Gouffran all
finding the net against Steve Bruce's Tigers.
The Magpies returned under Rafa Benitez to draw 1-1 in the Carabao
Cup Quarter-final during November 2016 before exiting on penalties
in ham-fisted style - missing all but one of the four spot kicks
they took.
Newcastle's most recent game at the MKM Stadium was a friendly in
2024, winning 2-0. That was their fourth pre-season visit after
kickabouts in 2003, 2007 and 2018.
Update:
Youngster on target
Antonio Cordero (Cadiz)
A 3-0 home victory over Leganes on Sunday ensured that Cadiz will
remain in La Liga 2 next season, securing their place with one game
to spare.
Cordero played the full 90 minutes, rounding off the scoring after
winning his one on one with the goalkeeper: his third goal of the
season.
Cadiz end their season on Sunday at Racing Santander.
Thanks to
Tony Toon for his Spanish updates.
Trevan Sanusi (Lorient):
A 0-2 home loss to Le Havre ended Lorient's Ligue 1 season on
Sunday but our lad wasn't involved.
Travis Hernes (Groningen):
Thursday saw Groningen's Eredivisie season end with a failure to
secure a place in the Conference League.
A 0-2 defeat by Ajax in the one-off playoff semi-final saw Travis
play 67 minutes in right midfield, substituted with his team
trailing 0-2, which is how it ended.
Matt Targett (Middlesbrough):
No fairytale ending for Matt on Saturday, part of the Boro side
beaten at Wembley by Hull City in the Championship playoff Final at Wembley Stadium.
Odysseas Vlachodimos (Seville):
Despite a 0-1 loss at
Celta Vigo on Saturday,
Seville were able to preserve their place in La Liga, finishing 13th.
Although there's no provision in the loan deal, it's claimed by
Spanish media outlets that Seville now will seek to sign the
goalkeeper permanently after avoiding relegation.
Internationals:
Toon in the USA
Eight Magpies have been selected for World Cup Final duty in
this summer, with warm-up games as follows:
Dan Burn, Anthony Gordon, Tino Livramento (England):
Sat 06.06.2026 New Zealand (n) Tampa FR
Wed 10.06.2026 Costa Rica (n) Orlando FR
Malick Thiaw, Nick Woltemade (Germany):
Sun 31.05.2026 Finland (h) Mainz FR
Sat 06.06.2026 USA (a) Chicago FR
Bruno Guimaraes (Brazil):
Sun 31.05.2026 Panama (h) Rio de Janeiro FR
Sat 06.06.2026 Egypt (n) Cleveland FR
Anthony Elanga
(Sweden):
Mon 01.06.2026 Norway (a) Oslo
FR
Thu 04.06.2026 Greece (h) Stockholm FR
Yoane
Wissa (DR Congo):
Wed 03.06.2026 Denmark (n) Liege
FR
Tue 09.06.2026 Chile (n) La Línea de la Concepcion FR
Others:
Alex Murphy (Ireland):
Thu 28.05.2026 Qatar (h) Dublin FR
Sat 06.06.2026 Canada (a) Montreal FR
A maiden senior selection for the Newcastle defender.
Aaron Epia (Poland U18s):
The Newcastle defender is part of the squad selected for a
training camp between 01.06.2026 and 04.06.2026.
William Osula (Denmark):
Wed 03.06.2026 DR Congo (n) Liege
FR
Sun 07.06.2026 Ukraine (h) Odense FR
Sandro Tonali wasn't selected by Italy for post-season friendlies
against Luxembourg and Greece.
Update:
Schar set to stay
Speaking to the media on
Friday, Eddie Howe confirmed that a contract extension is in
the offing for defender Fabian Schar, who is set to become a
free agent this summer.
The 34 year-old former Swiss international made the last of his 251
league and cup appearances against Leeds United last January. Having
recovered from an ankle injury, he's currently recuperating after an
operation on his foot.
2026/27:
More Murrayfield talk

Update: speaking to the
media on Friday, Eddie Howe confirmed that pre-season will begin on
July 13th and include a training camp in the Spanish resort of La
Manga.
Earlier: Wednesday brought further claims of
a pre-season fixture between Newcastle and Everton at Edinburgh's Murrayfield
Stadium, possibly on Wednesday August 12th.
A game on that date appeared on the Ticketmaster website before the
linked page was taken down - neither club have confirmed the fixture
as yet.
A pair of home friendlies over the weekend of August 15th/16th is
anticipated, with Serie A side AS Roma and French League Strasbourg
among rumoured opponents.
Unlikely lads:
Ex-Mag round-up
SJP old boys on the move include:
Rafa Benitez left Panathinaikos (Manager)
Lee Clark left Rotherham United (Manager)
Lee Clark now Hartlepool United (Manager)
Isaac Hayden left QPR
Chris Hogg now Northampton Town (Manager)
Steve McClaren now Rotherham United (Head of Football)
Michael O'Neill left Blackburn Rovers (Manager)
Scott Parker left Burnley (Manager)
Dylan Stephenson left Dagenham & Redbridge
James Tavernier left Rangers
Dan Ward left South Shields

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Premier League begins
Sun 30.05.2027
Premier League ends
NUFC live on TV (all UK times):
Sun 24.05.2026 Fulham (h) 4pm Sky
Other events @ SJP:
Euro 2028:
Four group stage games
and one last 16 tie will be played at SJP on the following dates:
Mon 12.06.2028
Thu 15.06.2028
Sat 17.06.2028
Tue 20.06.2028
Sun 25.06.2028
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South Africa
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Haiti
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Egypt
Iran
New Zealand
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Cape Verde
Saudi Arabia
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DR Congo
Uzbekistan
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Croatia
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2026/27:
21.09-09.10.2026*
09.11-17.11.2026
22.03-30.03.2027
* the early September break is replaced by an extended late
September/early October in which four internationals will be
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On This Day in History |
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26th May |
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Born Or Died:
1894 Edward Stanley Dixon born, Choppington,
Northumberland
(1914-23)
Inside right who joined United from local side Barrington
Albion at a cost of £5 in February 1914, debuting for the first team in a 1-2
home defeat by Liverpool that April.
After just one further appearance (at home to Bradford a year later), league
football was suspended and Ed (also known as Stan) served with the Army
Engineers Corps.
Playing for United in the Northern Victory League of 1918/19, Dixon soon found
a starting berth once Division One resumed the following season - hitting his
first goals with a hat trick at home to Chelsea.
Gradually falling from favour, Ed's final senior outingn at Oldham on New Years Day 1924.
And withire, after Blackburn Rovers paid
£1,100 for his services.
Nominated as a reserve for both England and the Football League Select, Dixon
ended his career at Hull City - playing on past his retirement in 1930 for
East Riding Amateurs.
Settling in Hull and working as a cinema manager, he later returned to his
native Northumberland. He died in August 1979.
1949 Death
of Dave Willis, 67.
(1907-13)
1957 Kenny
Mitchell born, S*nderland.
(1975-81)
Although most frequently used in defence, Kenny appeared in
both attack and midfield during his time at SJP - and was also back-up 'keeper
for the reserve side.
Debuting in a 2-2 home draw with Manchester City in February 1977, Mitchell
eventually exited in the summer of 1981, as manager Arthur Cox overhauled his
first team squad.
While at Gallowgate he had a loan spell in Scotland with Morton, while
also playing one summer in the USA for Tulsa Roughnecks.
A move to Darlington saw him play a season at Feethams before embarking on a
career in the non-league with Workington, Seaham Red Star, Gateshead,
Newcastle Blue Star, North Shields and back to Red Star again.
Kenny also played out in Finland for Kuusysi Lahti in 1984 and four years
later was a losing finalist in the 1988 FA Sunday Cup Final with Wearsiders
Humbledon & Plains Farm, along with fellow ex-Mag Kevin Todd.
He also coached the Plains Farm U18 side but died in September 2019 at the age
of just 62.

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1906
German Sport XI (a)
4-1 (?-?)
Friendly
Orr, Carr, Gardner 2
scorer tbc
4,000
Game seven of United's nine game end of season tour
saw them in Prague and maintaining their 100% win record.
1927 Dutch Olympic XI (a)
4-2 (4-1)
Friendly
Gallacher 4
van de Broek 2
crowd tbc
United's Dutch tour reached Eindhoven, with the
home goals coming from NAC Breda's van de Broek.
Team: Wilson,
Maitland, Hudspeth, Curry, Spencer, Harris, Low, McKay,
Gallacher, McDonald, Seymour.
1929 CSK Bratislava (a)
1-8 (1-2)
Friendly
Gallacher
scorers tbc
6,000
Following games in Milan and Vienna, what was proving
to be a stormy end-of-season tour of the continent reached
Bratislava and a then-rare Sunday fixture.
"Goal Avalanche" was the Evening
Chronicle headline and their correspondent claiming
that, "the defeat was brought about by a
combination of bad refereeing, amazing bad luck and the
brilliance of the home keeper who gave a brilliant
display."
The hosts struck twice in the first five minutes
before Hughie Gallacher replied and after the second half
saw a trio of offside looking goals all allowed for the
locals, "the game then degenerated into a
scramble."
1947
West Ham United (h)
2-3 (0-2)
Division Two
P41, 48pts, 4th/22
Shackleton(68), Milburn (74)
Hall(18), Wood(21), Bainbridge(54)
30,112
Newcastle's closing home league game of the season
kicked off at 6.30pm on a Whit Monday night.
Proceedings began badly when Roy Bentley's 14th minute
penalty was saved by 'keeper Ernie Gregory.
The visitors then galloped into a three goal lead before a
classic piece of Len Shackleton trickery and a close range
finish from Jackie Milburn reduced the arrears and set up
a classic finish.
A point would elude the hosts however; Gregory touching an
86th minute shot by Milburn on to the goal frame.
Newly-appointed Magpies boss George Martin was present
ahead of his official installation.
1951
RSC Anderlecht (Belgium) (a) 6-0 (2-0)
Friendly
Taylor(16,3-0),
og(Matthys)(25), G.Robledo (4-0
tbc), Milburn (5-0,6-0)
crowd tbc
A month after their FA Cup Final win, United ended
their season in Brussels against the Belgian Champions at
the Heysel Stadium.
Winger Hugh Cameron was in the squad after arrivingl from
Torquay United a month earlier, but had to wait until the
following November to make his competitive senior debut.
Team (tbc):
Fairbrother, Cowell, Harvey, McMichael, Brennan, Crowe,
Walker, Taylor, Milburn, G.Robledo, Cameron.
1977
Bradford City (a)
4-3 (2-0)
Friendly
Burns(22,38), Callachan(63), Barrowclough(66)
Spark(46), Watson(58), Martinez(78)
3,292
Newcastle made a Thursday night visit to Valley Parade
for Ian Cooper's Testimonial Match - the Bantams veteran
having clocked up 15 years of service.
Team: Mahoney
(Hardwick), Blackhall, Kelly, Callachan, Bird, McCaffery (Barrowclough),
Oates, Cannell, Burns, Gowling, T.Craig.
1985 Fiji FA (a)
0-3 (0-2)
Friendly
Vosuga(10), Waqa(15),
Work(60)
4,800 (local reports claim 7,000)
After four games in New Zealand, United's tour moved
on to Fiji for two further friendlies - the first of which
was staged at Prince Charles Park in the town of Nadi.
Lautoka midfielder Kelemedi ‘Cheetah’ Vosuga opened
the scoring, with Nadi forward Rusiate Waqa doubling the
lead.
Striker Sam Work of Lautoka then netted for Billy Singh's
men after the break - and they also had a fourth strike
ruled out.
Peter Beardsley encouraged star man Vosuga to visit
Tyneside for a trial but he failed to take up the offer
and later played club football in both Australia and New
Zealand.
1992 Newcastle
midfielder Kevin Sheedy won would the
penultimate senior cap of his international career, as Ireland beat Albania 2-0 in a World Cup
Qualifier at Lansdowne Road.
1996 Wembley joy for Bradford City, as they beat
Notts County in the playoffs to make into the second tier
of domestic football.
Their opening goal in a 2-0 win was especially memorable;
the scorer beating four players before blasting home a
memorable effort. His name? Des Hamilton....
2001 Peter Beardsley became a full-time employee of
Newcastle United for the third time after accepting a post
in the United Youth Academy working with Kenny Wharton and
Director Alan Irvine.
Beardsley had already
been working with the Academy youngsters for three months
on a part-time basis as a striking coach.
2004 Portsmouth completed the free transfer signing
of defender Andy Griffin, who had let his contract run
down at SJP.
2007 Despite
positive press comments, Portsmouth boss Harry Redknapp
passed up the chance to sign former Magpie Titus Bramble
on a free transfer.
Other clubs linked with the former Ipswich Town defender
Bramble included Fulham, Celtic and Birmingham City. Wigan
were nowhere to be seen at this stage.
2007
Newcastle winger Alan O'Brien won his fifth full cap for
the Republic of Ireland - and made his first start - in a
1-1 draw against Bolivia in a friendly staged in Boston,
USA.
Within weeks the out-of-favour O'Brien had left SJP to
join Scottish side Hibernian.
2009 24 hours after MD Derek
Llambias went public with his thoughts, Magpies owner Mike
Ashley issued his own statement:
"Seeing Newcastle United relegated from the Premier
League has been a catastrophe for us all.
"I fully accept that mistakes were made during this
and previous seasons and I am very sorry for that.
"I would like to say sorry to our magnificent
supporters who have turned up in their thousands, home and
away, up and down the country and who have given the team
amazing backing throughout.
"And I would also say sorry to all of the Club's
hard-working staff, who have gone about their jobs all
year long.
"Bringing Alan Shearer back to Newcastle United was
the best decision I have made. Alan and his staff did all
they could to try and keep us up in the short space of
time they had.
"Talks are now ongoing between us about how we can
take this Club forward again."
2022 Newcastle confirmed that U23 forward Tom Allan
had left the club following the expiration of his
contract.
He'd made a solitary senior competitive appearance, coming
off the bench during an FA Cup tie against Rochdale in
2020.
Also departing were Ryan Barrett, Brad Cross, Oisín
McEntee, Mo Sangare, Regan Thomson, Jake Turner and Adam
Wilson.
2023 Magpies boss Eddie Howe confirmed that he was
hopeful of securing both Paul Dummett and Matt Ritchie on
12 month contract extensions.
2024 On-loan Magpie Ryan Fraser was in the
Southampton side that
defeated Leeds United 1-0 at Wembley in the Championship
promotion playoff Final.
SJP old boy Adam Armstrong scored the only goal of the
game for the Saints.
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