1900 Blackburn Rovers (h)
4-1 (2-1)
Division One
P20, 19pts, 10th/18   
Peddie(38,75), Carr(45), MacFarlane(86) 
A.Whittaker(8)
11,000
Blackburn's forays brought them an early goal but prompted the home side into increasing their efforts on the visiting goal.

The Rovers crossbar was twice rattled before Jock Peddie levelled and Jack Carr put United ahead just on half time.

Newcastle didn't have it all their own way after the break though, the Lancashire Evening Post claiming that, "Dame Fortune clearly jilted the Blackburn team."

1906 Grimsby Town (h)
6-0 (2-0)
FA Cup 1st Round 
Orr(10,6-0), Appleyard(28,74), Gosnell(73), J.Rutherford(5-0)
23,672 
The Mariners were first out of the bag, but elected to play the game on Tyneside for financial reasons, pocketing £200 in addition to their usual share of the gate money.

Helping himself to a goal in each half was Bill Appleyard, signed from Grimsby in 1902 - and returning there in 1908.

1912 Derby County (a)
0-3 (0-1)
FA Cup 1st Round 
Richards(18), Bauchop(80), Leonard(85)
21,500
The 1910 FA Cup winners and 1911 finalists exited from the competition at the first time of asking, although first choice quartet Jimmy Lawrence, Tony Whitson, Sandy Higgins and Dave Willis were all missing from the side at the Baseball Ground.

1912 While the first team were being dumped out of the FA Cup at the Baseball Ground, Newcastle's Reserve side beat Gateshead 5-0 in a North Eastern League match staged at Gallowgate.

Goalscorers were Anderson, Gibson, Fleming and Thomas (2).

1923 Southampton (h) 
0-0 (0-0)
FA Cup 1st Round 
28,287
Having eliminated Newcastle from this competition in both 1898 and 1900, the second tier Saints made their debut at SJP and set up a replay that they would win 3-1.

Instrumental in setting up that replay was former Sunderland custodian Tommy Allen, who kept the dominant Magpies at bay during the second half.

1932 Blackpool (h)
1-0 (0-0)
FA Cup 3rd Round Replay
Boyd(57) 
46,104 
Following a 1-1 draw at Bloomfield Road the previous Saturday, the teams met again at SJP at 2pm on Wednesday afternoon - "so as to assure good light in the event of extra time having to be played."

The Seasiders prepared for the tie by staying at the Esplanade Hotel in Whitley Bay and exercising on the nearby links.

1934 Wolverhampton Wanderers (a) 
0-1 (0-0)
FA Cup 3rd Round 
Phillips(86)
33,850
Barely a month after losing 1-2 there in the First Division, the Magpies returned to Molineux to see their FA Cup campaign end at the first time of asking.

This was the first meeting of the sides in this competition since Wolves won the Final in 1908.

Veterans of that game present including Colin Veitch in the press box and various home players including winning Captain Billy Woolridge.

1951 Chelsea (a)
1-3 (1-1)
Division One
P25, 31pts, 5th/22  
Mitchell(36) 
Smith(27,81), Williams(75) 
43,840
Following the departure of Norman Smith, managerless United lost to Chelsea for the first time since WW2.

17 year-old Bobby Smith (whom Chelsea had signed from Redcar Boys Club) bagged a brace for the Blues, the quality of his second strike prompting applause from some visiting players. 

Rather less potent in front of goal was United's Tommy Walker, who rounded the goalkeeper before missing the target from two yards when the game was scoreless.

1954 Wigan Athletic (a)
3-2 (2-1)
FA Cup 3rd Round Replay
Keeble(12), White(33), 
Broadis(71) 
Lomax(35,80)
26,500 
Four days after the sides had drawn 2-2 at SJP, United made no mistake against the Lancashire Combination side in the replay - an afternoon kickoff at Springfield Park.

Newcastle angered their hosts by refusing to use the changing facilities provided, opting instead to use the nearby Corporation Baths.

Local legend maintains that the referee failed to give the Latics a goal with the score at 2-1 to United when Ronnie Simpson allegedly carried the ball over his goal line.

1960 Wolverhampton Wanderers (a)
2-4 (2-3)
FA Cup 3rd Round Replay 
White(11), Eastham(25) 
Murray(13), Deeley(17), Flowers(44), 
Horne(55)
39,082 
Following a 2-2 draw at SJP, the eventual FA Cup winners progressed on a treacherous snowbound surface at Molineux the following Wednesday evening.

1962 Plymouth Argyle (a)
1-1 (1-0)
Division Two
P24, 20pts, 18th/22   
Allchurch(32) 
Maloy(82)
17,457
United made it seven league and cup games without a victory as they failed to win at Home Park for the first time in three visits. 

1968 Nottingham Forest (h) 0-0 (0-0)
Division One
P26, 28pts, 6th/22  
43,274 
There was a debut for Jackie Sinclair following his £70,000 move from Leicester City, but United were kept at bay by the heroics of Forest reserve goalkeeper Brian Williamson on a snow-covered pitch. 

1971 Ipswich Town (a) 
1-2 (1-0)
FA Cup 3rd Round Replay 
Robson(26)
Viljoen(65), Hill(72) 
21,449 
Colin Viljoen and Mick Hill cancelled out Pop Robson's scrambled opener to ensure Bobby Robson's Ipswich side made it to the Fourth Round.

Peter Morris prompted Town from midfield and would go on to coach at Newcastle under the reign of Bill McGarry.

1973 AFC Bournemouth (h)2-0 (2-0)
FA Cup 3rd Round 
og(Cave)(25),
Macdonald(26)
33,930
United picked off a Cherries side that included Harry Redknapp, although the first quarter of the game was an even affair.

Once Micky Cave had diverted a cross from Irving Nattrass past Fred Davies in the visitor's goal though, the mood changed.

And when John Tudor centred from United's next attack, Malcolm Macdonald headed in to end any hopes John Bond's Third Division side had of causing an upset.

1990 Leicester City (h) 
5-4 (2-2)
Division Two
P25, 40pts, 7th/24   
McGhee(5,87), Quinn(45,86), Gallacher(77)
Wright(19), Walsh(38), McAllister(55),
Campbell(74) 
20,785 
A memorable debut for Roy Aitken, United going 2-4 down but taking all three points. 

Tommy Wright (not that one) put the Foxes ahead before Mark McGhee's header was adjudged to have crossed the line.

Martin Hodge then saved John Anderson's penalty before goals by Steve Walsh, Gary McAllister and on-loan Kevin Campbell appeared to have won it for City.

Substitute John Gallacher began the fight back, a typical Mick Quinn finish levelled it and McGhee's trademark turn on the edge of the box and crisp shot completed a remarkable revival.
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1995 Future Magpie Christian Bassedas found himself in unfamiliar territory as he won his sixth full international cap for Argentina, facing Denmark in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

2001 Coventry City (h)
3-1 (1-0)
Premiership
P23, 34pts, 7th/20  
Speed(4), Ameobi(58), Dyer(66)
Thompson(78)
50,159
Newcastle's first victory in four league and cup games was largely due to Kieron Dyer's display. 

He created Shola Ameobi's first Magpies goal before scoring a delightful third. Meanwhile alleged transfer target Craig Bellamy didn't impress greatly for City and was booked.

"A little bit of a ding-dong without much music." was Bobby Robson's verdict.
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2004 A bracing Cleethorpes afternoon saw United's reserves beaten 1-2 by their Grimsby Town counterparts in the Pontins League.

Behind at the break, Lewis Guy levelled only for the Mariners to win despite first team trio Andy Griffin, Carl Cort and Michael Chopra featuring for the visitors. 
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2010 Plymouth Argyle (h)
3-0 (2-0)
FA Cup 3rd Round Replay
Lovenkrands(10,40,72)
15,805
United eased into the FA Cup Fourth Round against a meek Pilgrims side, who offered no threat to our season-long unbeaten home record.

Peter Lovenkrands scored a perfect hat-trick (left-foot, header & right-foot) to see off Argyle in front of a meagre crowd, smaller than the first game at Home Park.
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2010 The U18s reached he Fifth Round of the FA Youth Cup after a 3-1 win over Reading at The Madejski Stadium. 

Brad Inman and Phil Airey (2) netted.

2013 After seemingly losing out on Marseille's Loic Remy, encouraging news came that an £8m deal was in the offing to bring the French international forward to SJP.

And by the afternoon, French media sources were reporting quotes from Marseille club President Vincent Labrune:

"We have an agreement with Newcastle for the transfer of Remy. Loic can negotiate with them."

2014 United's U21 game against Spurs was postponed shortly before kick-off due to a waterlogged pitch at the Woodside Park home of Conference South Bishops Stortford.

2018 Swansea City (h)
1-1 (0-0)
Premier League
P23, 23pts, 14th/20  
Joselu(68)
Ayew(60)
51,444
United made it seven home league games without a win, but Joselu's equaliser did extend their unbeaten run to four games

Results elsewhere however meant that taking only a point from the basement Jacks was a rotten result.

Future Magpie Ki was in the City XI and Federico Fernandez unused on their bench.
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2022 Newcastle's second signing of the transfer window saw striker Chris Wood arrive from Premier League rivals Burnley.

The New Zealand international was under contract at Turf Moor until 2023, but left after a release clause of around £25m was activated by United. 

The exact figure was undisclosed, but the cash-strapped Clarets confirmed that the clause was the reason for selling to what at the time was a relegation rival.

2024 Manchester City (h)
2-3 (2-1)
Premier League
P21, 29pts, 10th/20
Isak(35), Gordon(37)
Bernado Silva(26), De Bruyne(74), Bobb(90+1)
52,198
The visit of the reigning champions to Tyneside ended with a fourth successive  Premier League defeat for Newcastle.

Fit-again Kevin De Bruyne scored then made the winner for City who trailed to two quick-fire first half goals from United, following Bernado Silva's opener.
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