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Newcastle 3
Bournemouth
3
(Newcastle win 7-6 on pens aet)
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For the second time in four days,
Newcastle conjured up an improbable conclusion to a game, putting
their fans through agony before somehow finding a way to win once
again.
Despite a brace from Harvey Barnes and a late penalty conversion by
Anthony Gordon, Eddie Howe's side were reliant on an inspirational
display from Aaron Ramsdale, who saving three spot kicks in a
penalty shootout triumph.
A scoreless opening 45 minutes gave little clue as to what lay in
store, before the deadlock was broken by who else but Barnes,
latching on to Nick Woltemade's through ball and confidently firing
home in the 50th minute.
That spurred the visitors into action and Evanilson twice came close
to levelling as United conceded territory too easily - Ramsdale
denying the Brazilian once and then deflecting a shot into his path,
only for an offside flag to preserve the home side's advantage.
Sven Botman then rattled the Bournemouth crossbar from Lewis Hall's
right wing corner, but the Cherries drew level when Alex Scott
tapped home Evanilson's pass.
David Brooks then out paced Kieran Trippier before curling a 20 yard
shot beyond former Cherries team mate Ramsdale in the 68th
minute to put Andoni Iraola's side ahead.
That lead lasted until the fifth minute of second half added time,
when visiting goalkeeper Djordje Petrovic sent Sandro Tonali
tumbling in the box and Gordon obliged from 12 yards to send the tie
into extra time.
Barnes then looked to have won it for the Magpies with an even later
goal than the one that accounted for Leeds - heading home Gordon's
perfect centre towards the back post with 118
minutes showing on the clock.
However, there were to be further twists to this Toon tale,
beginning near the end of two additional minutes when Marcus Tavernier somehow
got past Sven Botman before tucking the ball away amid general incredulity.
There was one last opportunity for United to clinch victory as
Barnes laid a tempting ball across the box from the right into the
path of Gordon - who somehow failed to make contact with the goal at
his mercy.
The tie then moved on to penalties at the Leazes End; Gordon giving
his side a positive start, only for Woltemade to hit
the bar and Petrovic outwit Bruno Guimaraes, following another one
of his trademark
stuttering run-ups.
Ramsdale had denied Evanilson between those two home misses and the
recalled United custodian went on to save from Alex Jimenez and Bafode Diakite
as the shootout extended to nine spot kicks for each side.
Victory came at some cost to the black and whites; Tino
Livramento limping off early in the second half with a hamstring
problem and unwanted extra pitch time for the likes of Botman ahead of
Tuesday's Carabao Cup clash.
Our Carabao foes Manchester City enjoyed a rather easier passage to
the next round of the FA Cup: nine different players on target in a
10-1 home defeat of Exeter City.
Goalscorers included debutant Antoine Semenyo but not Erling
Haaland, despite the Norwegian playing 45 minutes.
Eddie Howe's side take their place in the Fourth Round draw,
staged before the Liverpool versus Barnsley Third Round tie
kicks off at 7.45pm on Monday.
Fourth Round ties are played on and around February 14th.
More to follow...
Team:
Ramsdale, Trippier (L.Miley 69), Livramento (Hall 59),
Botman, Thiaw, Tonali, Ramsey (Guimaraes 79), Willock (Joelinton
70), Barnes, Woltemade, Wissa (Gordon 69).
Subs n/u: A.Murphy, Neave, Alabi, Pope.
Booked: Guimaraes.
Goals: Barnes 50,118, Gordon 90+5pen.
AFCB: Petrovic, Smith, Soler (Truffert 83), Hill,
Diakite, Cook, Scott (Rees-Dottin 112), Brooks (Jimenez 71), Kroupi
(Senesi 90), Adli (Tavernier 71), Unai (Evanilson 28).
Subs n/u: Dacosta, Forster, Milosavljevic.
Booked: Soler, Scott, Tavernier, Petrovic, Cook.
Goals: Scott 62, Brooks 68, Tavernier 120+2.
The shootout:
Gordon scored 1-0
Tavernier scored 1-1
Woltemade missed 1-1
Evanilson saved 1-1
Guimaraes saved 1-1
Cook scored 1-2
Tonali scored 2-2
Jimenez saved 2-2
Joelinton scored 3-2
Senesi scored 3-3
Hall scored 4-3
Hill scored 4-4
Miley scored 5-4
Truffert scored 5-5
Barnes scored 6-5
Smith scored 6-6
Thiaw scored 7-6
Diakite saved 7-6
(Only Botman and Ramsdale were left to take their first penalties
when an outcome was reached).
Newcastle win 7-6
Crowd: 51,563 including around 700 away fans.
Eddie Howe said:
"A really great cup tie, I thought. Two teams going for the
win. Again, a very open game, similar to Leeds, in the respect that
I think we've had a right go today.
"The players have worked far harder than we wanted them to, with
extra time, especially with Tuesday in mind, but the priority was to
try and get through and sustain the competition, and we've managed
that, so we're very pleased.
"Now we've got to count the cost of it, really, and try and regroup
and try and get the players fresh for Tuesday (against
Manchester City in the Carabao Cup).
"The one thing we didn’t want was extra time. We were well aware of
that before the game, but we’re 2-1 down with a couple of minutes
left. So at that moment, we wanted extra time. We wanted to stay in
the competition.
"So we knew as soon as we scored that goal that there was going to
be an extra burden on the players.
"We haven’t scored enough
late goals. You know, our numbers aren’t too bad actually and we’re
increasing them rapidly so that’s good to see.
"And
I think that feeling that you’re never out a game, would we have
come back today if we hadn’t come back against Leeds? I don’t know,
maybe not.
"Maybe there’s extra belief because we have scored late goals and
then we do it again today. So maybe that helps us, and I believe
those things truly are linked.
"So I’m pleased the fact we’ve come back, I’m pleased we’ve got
through a penalty shootout, again, psychologically that can be
really helpful for the group.
"I’m
pleased for Rammers (Ramsdale), pleased for the whole squad,
pleased for those that took penalties and those that missed will
just add to our experience.”
On Harvey Barnes:
"It’s a brilliant return from someone who has always had the ability
to score, always been a very, very good finisher – we see that in
training consistently. It’s just great to see him getting the
rewards on a game day.
"His two goals today were excellent and really pleasing for me
because one comes off one side, one comes off the other, so he’s
showing versatility.
On Tino Livramento:
"(It)
looks like a
hamstring problem, which is always a worry when it's a muscular
problem. Absolutely devastated for him because he's worked so hard
to come back and looked in really good physical shape.
"I'm
not too sure on any other details other than that, but it's going to
be a blow. He's obviously going to be out for a period of time.”
On starting with Wissa and
Woltemade together:
"It was OK. There were
some good bits and bits that weren’t maybe so good. I wanted to do
it in a game that would tactically benefit us.
"I
wanted the option to go to it, I don’t see this being a regular
system… but who knows.”
On his selection policy:
"We have taken the right stance so far, but will assess it on a
day-by-day basis.
"Obviously, one area we did not
want to lose players was defensively and we have lost two in quick
succession.
"Let's see, we discuss things on
a daily basis, and we will try to make the right decision.
"I think we need players to play games. We need enough cover. Today,
unfortunately, we put a couple of the players at risk just with
extra time.
"That is every player on the
pitch the risk gets higher in extra time the more you play. We'd
love to have enough bodies to lessen that risk but at the moment we
don't have the options."
(Matt Targett was in the Boro side
beaten by Fulham in the FA Cup on Saturday, leaving him
ineligible for United in that competition were he to be
recalled from his loan spell).
Stats:
Eddie Howe's side are now unbeaten in their last 13 home
league and cup fixtures.
Newcastle's fourth-ever FA Cup penalty shootout
was their second such success in that competition:
1991/92 Bournemouth (a) 2-2 then 3-4 on pens
1995/96 Chelsea (h) 2-2 then 2-4 on pens
2023/24 Blackburn Rovers (a) 1-1 then 4-3 on pens
2025/26 Bournemouth (h) 3-3 then 7-6 on pens
The 17th competitive penalty shootout that United have
participated in saw them register win number six:
Shootout record - all time:
1969/70 Pecsi Dozsa (a) lost
2-5 (FC)
1979/80 mackems (h) lost 6-7 (LC)
1991/92 Bournemouth (h) lost 3-4 (FA)
1995/96 Chelsea (h) lost 2-4 (FA)
1998/99 Blackburn Rovers (h) lost 2-4 (LC)
2002/03 Everton (h) lost 2-3 (LC)
2003/04 Partizan Belgrade (h) lost 3-4 (CL)
2006/07 Watford (a) won 5-4 (LC)
2016/17 Hull City (a) lost 1-3 (LC)
2019/20 Leicester City (h) lost 2-4 (LC)
2020/21 Newport County (a) won 5-4 (LC)
2021/22 Burnley (h) lost 3-4 (LC)
2022/23 Crystal Palace (h) won 3-2 (LC)
2023/24 Chelsea (a) lost 2-4 (LC)
2023/24 Blackburn Rovers (a) won 4-3 (FA)
2024/25 Nottingham Forest (a) won 4-3 (LC)
2025/26 Bournemouth (h) won 7-6 (FA)
Others:
1971/72 Hearts (h) won 4-3 (TC)
1991/92 Tranmere Rovers (a) lost 2-3 (ZDS)
Two possible firsts related to games with extra time:
Harvey Barnes scored the latest goal for Newcastle in the FA Cup and
Marcus Tavernier scored the latest goal against Newcastle in any
competition.
Until Tavernier's 120+2 minute effort, the latest one we
had listed was Gael Givet's for Blackburn Rovers in the 120th minute
of a League Cup away tie in the 2011/12 season.
In terms of late Newcastle goals, here's what we've got:
1974/75 116 mins Cannell v Southampton (h) TC
2019/20 116 mins Saint-Maximin v Oxford (a) FA
2006/07 116 mins Parker Watford (a) LC
1998/99 118 mins Shearer v Spurs (n) FA
2001/02 118 mins Bellamy v Brentford (h) LC
2025/26 118 mins Barnes v Bournemouth (h) FA
1997/98 119 mins Ketsbaia v Croatia Zagreb (a) CL
2001/02 120 mins Bellamy v Brentford (h) LC
2011/12 120 mins Coloccini v Forest (a) LC
Harvey Barnes has 11 league and cup goals this season,
moving two clear of Nick Woltemade in all competitions.
Anthony Gordon moved on to eight league and cup goals for the
season, six of
which have were penalties.
This is the third time that the Magpies and Cherries have been
paired in this competition - all in the Third Round.
Newcastle were 2-0 winners on Tyneside in January 1973, drewi 0-0
away in January 1992, losing the replay 3-4 on penalties after a 2-2
draw that followed an earlier abandonment due to a fogbound
Gallowgate.
Cherries in Toon - all-time:
2025/26 drew 3-3 Barnes 2, Gordon (won 7-6 pens)
(FA)
2024/25 lost 1-4 Guimaraes (PL)
2023/24 drew 2-2 Gordon pen, Ritchie (PL)
2022/23 won 1-0 og (LC)
2022/23 drew 1-1 Isak (pen) (PL)
2019/20 won 2-1 Yedlin, Clark (PL)
2018/19 won 2-1 Rondon 2 (PL)
2017/18 lost 0-1 (PL)
2015/16 lost 1-3 Perez (PL)
1991/92 drew 2-2 Hunt 2 (FA) (lost 3-4 pens)
1989/90 won 3-0 Anderson, Quinn 2 (D2)
1972/73 won 2-0 Macdonald, og (FA)
NUFC last 10 FAC3 ties:
2025/26 Bournemouth (h) R3 drew 3-3 (won 7-6pens)
2024/25 Bromley (h) R3 won 3-1
2023/24 mackems (a) R3 won 3-0
2022/23 Sheffield Wednesday (a) R3 lost 1-2
2021/22 Cambridge United (h) R3 lost 0-1
2020/21 Arsenal (a) R3 lost 0-2aet
2019/20 Rochdale (h) R3R won 4-1
2019/20 Rochdale (a) R3 drew 1-1
2018/19 Blackburn Rovers (a) R3R won 4-2
2018/19 Blackburn Rovers (h) R3 drew 1-1
2017/18 Luton Town (h) R3 won 3-1
2016/17 Birmingham City (h) R3R won 3-1
2016/17 Birmingham City (a) R3 drew 1-1
Referee: Thomas Bramall - second Magpies posting of the
season for the Sheffield whistler, following last month's
2-2 PL home draw with Spurs.
VAR: n/a
FAC3 results/fixtures:
Fri 09.01.026:
Port Vale 1-0 Fleetwood Town
Preston North End 0-1 Wigan Athletic
Wrexham 3-3 Nottingham Forest (4-3 pens)
MK Dons 1-1 Oxford United (3-4 pens)
Sat 10.01.2026:
Wolves 6-1 Shrewsbury Town
Everton 1-1 mackems (0-3 pens)
Cheltenham Town 0-2 Leicester City
Macclesfield 2-1 Crystal Palace
Doncaster Rovers 2-3 Southampton
Ipswich Town 2-1 Blackpool
Manchester City 10(ten)-1 Exeter City
Sheffield Wednesday 0-2 Brentford
Fulham 3-1 Boro
Burnley 5-1 Millwall
Boreham Wood 0-5 Burton Albion
Newcastle 3-3 Bournemouth (won 7-6 pens)
Stoke City 1-0 Coventry City
Spurs 1-2 Aston Villa
Grimsby Town 3-2 Weston Super Mare
Cambridge United 2-3 Birmingham City
Bristol City 5-1 Watford
Charlton Athletic 1-5 Chelsea
Sun 11.01.2026:
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Portsmouth v Arsenal (2pm) TNT/Disc+
West Ham v QPR (2.30pm) Disc+
Norwich City v Walsall (2.30pm) Disc+
Swansea City v West Bromwich Albion (2.30pm) Disc+
Hull City v Blackburn Rovers (2.30pm) Disc+
Sheffield United v Mansfield Town (2.30pm) Disc+
Manchester United v Brighton (4.30pm) TNT/Disc+
Mon 12.01.2026:
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Date tbc:
Salford City v Swindon Town
PL2:
Second string setback
Newcastle U21s 0
Boro U21s
1
Frankie Coulson's late effort was enough to give the
Teessiders all three points at a freezing Whitley Park on
Friday, as Newcastle U21s made a losing start to 2026.
Boro almost made a lightning start when Layton Campell bore
down on home 'keeper Adam Harrison in the first minute and
saw the ball rebound off him but veer narrowly off target.
That was the first of a succession of inaccurate shots from
the visitors, before Rio Patterson-Powell's free kick looked
destined for the top corner before Harrison intervened.
United created some chances of their own, but Kacey
Wooster's shot midway through the opening period lacked
power and a Matheos Ferreira effort from the left flank on
the half hour flew harmlessly past the far post.
Kyle Fitzgerald then earned a booking early in the second
half after going to ground in the Boro box in a vain search
for a penalty after over-running the ball.
The chances of a goal for either side looked to have gone
when a counter-attack by visiting substitute Daniel James
ended with Sonny Finch hitting a post on 75 minutes.
Boro got a belated reward though, when an 85th minute free
kick into the United box by Oliver Samuels reached an
offside-looking Coulson, who finished from close range.
Team: Ad.Harrison, C.Thompson, Charlton, McArthur,
Pivas, Finneran, Fitzgerald (Alabi 78), Bailey, Wooster
(Hutchison 69), Al.Harrison, Ferreira. Subs n/u:
Taylor, Watts, Yildiz.
Booked: Fitzgerald
MFC: Connor, Dede, Patterson-Powell, Samuels,
Baptiste, Daley, Greenup (James 72), Johnson, Campbell
(Carbon 54), Finch, Coulson.
Subs n/u: Lloyd, Acheampong, Bakre.
Goal: Coulson 85
Booked: Johnson, Dede, Daley
Referee: Gareth Thomas
Crowd: 292
Leo Shahar and Sean Neave weren't involved due to potential
first team duty on Saturday, while Ben Parkinson has been
linked with a departure to Falkirk.
Departure:
Bairns take Ben
Scottish Premiership side Falkirk have completed the
permanent signing of Newcastle reserve forward Ben
Parkinson for an undisclosed figure.
The 20 year-old has signed a two and a half year contract
and made his debut on Saturday from the bench in a 2-0
victory at St.Mirren.
England youth international "Parky" came through United's
academy to make his reserve bow in 2022. Several senior
friendly appearances were then followed by what was his sole
first team outing - coming off the bench in a 0-2 Premier
League loss at Bournemouth in November 2023
An ankle issue restricted his availability for last season
but he ended as U21s top scorer with 12 in all competitions.
A broken bone in his foot then blighted the current campaign
for Ben, delayed his involvement until last November.
U18s:
Snow go for youngsters
Winter weather conditions in Lancashire led to the
postponement of Newcastle's U18 Premier League match against
Blackburn Rovers at Brockhall on Saturday.
No new date has been announced as yet.
PLIC:
U21s Benfica (h) change
The kick-off time of Newcastle's closing Premier League
International Cup fixture has been altered, with
Tuesday's visit of Benfica moving from 7pm to 1pm.
Venue remains Whitley Park.
Had to come to London:
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Update: for any NUFC members/season ticket holders yet to
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Following a successful run at Newcastle's Theatre Royal, "Gerry & Sewell"
hit the Aldwych Theatre in London's West End from this Tuesday
(13th) until January 24th.
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Filmed as "Purely Belter", Jamie Eastlake's stage adaptation
of Jonathan Tulloch's book, "The Season Ticket" tells the
tale of two Toon fans
and a quest for their holy grail of NUFC season tickets, despite being
totally skint....
Premier League:
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Newcastle 4
Leeds United
3
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Family statement, Wednesday:
"Kevin (Keegan) was recently admitted to hospital
for further evaluation of ongoing abdominal symptoms.
"These investigations have revealed a diagnosis of cancer, for
which Kevin will undergo treatment.
"Kevin is grateful to the medical team for their intervention
and ongoing care.
"During this difficult time, the family are requesting
privacy, and will be making no further comment."
Update:
Loan lads
Antonio Cordero (Cadiz)
A 3-2 home win over Gijon in La Liga 2 on Friday was secured
with Antonio coming off the bench in the 64th minute. Cadiz led
2-0 at that point.
Matt Targett (Middlesbrough):
After recent appearances at centre half, Matt returned to left
back at Fulham in the FA Cup on Saturday. He lasted 86 minutes
of a 3-1 loss.
Joe Brayson (Morpeth Town):
Saturday saw the striker net the first goal of his loan spell
with the Highwaymen, giving them a half time lead away at I
lkeston in the NPL Premier Division.
Sadly Morpeth ended up on the end of a 1-3 reverse.
Travis Hernes (Groningen):
Back with the seniors after gaining match fitness with the U21s,
Travis was an unused substitute on Saturday in a 0-0 home draw
against NAC Breda in the Eredivisie.
Trevan Sanusi (Lorient):
Hauts Lyonnais (a) French Cup, Sunday.
Odysseas Vlachodimos (Seville):
Celta Vigo (h) La Liga, Monday.
Loan moves for Joe White (Leyton Orient) and Aidan Harris (Coleraine)
have ended, while Antonio Cordero curtailed a temporary posting
to Belgians Westerlo in favour of Cadiz.
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Carabao Cup:
Manchester City
(h)
The Magpies are in Carabao Cup Semi-final first leg
action on Tuesday, against Manchester
City.
It's an 8pm kick-off at SJP live on ITV1 and Sky
Sports.
The Citizens were allocated 4,893 places but look to have
returned an unspecified number.
Football Bobbles will have a
stall outside the Trent House from 5pm. Card payments accepted.
Both sides entered in the Third Round of this season's
competition as a consequence of their Champions League
involvement.
Eddie
Howe's side have defeated Bradford City (4-1), Spurs (2-0)
and Fulham (2-1) on Tyneside as they attempt to defend the
trophy they lifted at Wembley last March.
Pep Guardiola meanwhile oversaw away wins at Huddersfield
Town (2-0) and Swansea City (3-1) before seeing off
Brentford (2-0) at the Etihad Stadium.
Two goals from Harvey Barnes gave the Magpies a 2-1 success
over City in the PL at SJP back in November.
Team: Tino Livramentro is the latest addition to a sick
list already including Fabian Schar, William Osula, Emil
Krafth and Jamaal Lascelles.
Anthony Elanga and Jacob Murphy are both doubtful, while
there's no indication at what point Dan Burn will return.
Coral rate this tie as follows:
NUFC win 21/10
The draw 5/2
MCFC win 6/5
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MCFC:
Broken leg victim Josko Gvardiol has joined
fellow defenders Ruben Dias and
John Stones on the injured list and prompted the recall of
Max Alleyne from loan at Watford.
Also sidelined are Mateo Kovacic, Savinho and Oscar Bobb,
while Omar Marmoush and Rayan Ait-Nouri remain in action at
the AFCON Finals with Egypt and Algeria respectively.
Although he appeared for Bournemouth in an earlier round of
this season's Carabao Cup, new signing Antoine Semenyo is
eligible to play against us.
Referee: Chris Kavanagh - the Lancashire-based official
returns to Gallowgate for the third time this season, having
taken charge of the 1-0 PL victory over Wolves and 2-0
Carabao Cup conquest of Spurs.
VAR: Stuart Attwell.
UK TV: Live on Sky Sports and ITV1.
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Roads: 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:
Due to the closure of Barrack Road, Go North East X50 football services to the Metro Centre will depart from
St. James’ Boulevard, outside the Citygate building.
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
Metro:
No scheduled disruptions.
Rail: Scheduled disruptions are online
here
Stats:
This is the sixth time that City and United have been
paired in the League Cup and the first occasion since
September 2023, when the Magpies won 1-0 on Tyneside.
Newcastle's 2-0 away success in October 2014
remains our only league or cup victory at the Eithad in 22 visits.
NUFC v MCFC in the League Cup - all-time:
1975/76 F lost 1-2 (Wembley) Gowling
1994/95 R4 drew 1-1 (Maine Road) Jeffrey
1994/95 R4 replay lost 0-2 (SJP)
2013/14 R4 lost 0-2 (SJP)
2014/15 R4 won 2-0 (Etihad) Aarons, Sissoko
2023/24 R3 won 1-0 (SJP) Isak
2025/26 SF
(SJP then Etihad)
The black and whites have won all three of the previous
semi-finals they have contested, but this will be the first
when they've not enjoyed second leg home advantage:
1975/76 Spurs: lost 0-1 (a), won 3-1 (h)
2022/23 Southampton: won 1-0 (a), won 2-1 (h)
2024/25 Arsenal: won 2-0 (a), won 2-0 (h)
2025/26 Manchester City: (h) then (a)
Citizens in Toon - PL era:
2025/26 Won 2-1 Barnes 2
2024/25 Drew 1-1 Gordon (pen)
2023/24 Lost 2-3 Isak, Gordon
2023/24 Won 1-0 Isak (LC)
2022/23 Drew 3-3 Almiron, Wilson, Trippier
2021/22 Lost 0-4
2020/21 Lost 3-4 Krafth, Joelinton (pen), Willock
2019/20 Lost 0-2 (FAC)
2019/20 Drew 2-2 Willems, Shelvey
2018/19 Won 2-1 Rondon, Ritchie (pen)
2017/18 Lost 0-1
2015/16 Drew 1-1 Anita
2014/15 Lost 0-2
2013/14 Lost 0-2
2013/14 Lost 0-2 (LC)
2012/13 Lost 1-3 Ba
2011/12 Lost 0-2
2010/11 Lost 1-3 Carroll
2008/09 Drew 2-2 Ameobi, og(Dunne)
2007/08 Lost 0-2
2006/07 Lost 0-1
2005/06 Won 1-0 Owen
2004/05 Won 4-3 Robert, Shearer, Elliott, Bellamy
2003/04 Won 3-0 Shearer 2, Ameobi
2002/03 Won 2-0 Shearer, Bellamy
2001/02 Won 1-0 Solano (FAC)
2000/01 Lost 0-1
1995/96 Won 3-1 Ferdinand 2, Beardsley
1994/95 Drew 0-0
1994/95 Won 3-1 Gillespie 2, Beresford (FA)
1994/95 Lost 0-2 (LC)
1993/94 Won 2-0 Cole 2
Carabao Cup Semi-finals:
Tue 13.01.2026:
Newcastle v Manchester City (8pm) Sky & ITV
Wed 14.01.2026:
Chelsea v Arsenal (8pm) Sky
Tue 03.02.2026:
Arsenal v Chelsea (8pm) ITV
Wed 04.02.2026:
Manchester City v Newcastle (8pm) Sky
2025/26:
Senior Cup latest
Northumberland Senior Cup Second Round:
Newcastle Benfield
0-0 Morpeth Town (4-2 pens)
13.01.2026
Whitley Bay v North Shields
22.01.2026
Newcastle University v Alnwick Town
03.02.2026
Heaton Stannington v Blyth Town
The NFA allowed Newcastle U21s to withdraw from the competition
this season due to other commitments.
Regular participants since East End/West End days, the Magpies withdrew
from the competition back in 1933 and belatedly returned in 1983.
The Senior Cup Final will be played at SJP once again.
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Magpies
legend Colin Veitch are on sale for just £10 + delivery
(originally published at £35).
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NUFC Box Office:
0344 372 1892 line manned:
Monday
to Friday: 10am to 5pm
Home games: 10am to 30 minutes from KO
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PL
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2025/26 home cup pricing:
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FA: £30 & £35
CC: £20 & £25
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may vary). A maximum of two are permitted per season (PL only).
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Friends and family groups remain, travel groups and away season tickets are
gone.
2025/26 PL away tickets remain at £30.
2025/26 CL away tickets are
€50 or less.
Fixtures:
Tue
13.01.2026 U21s
v Benfica (Portugal) (h) @ Whitley Park, 1pm.
Premier League International Cup.
Note new kick-off time.
Tue 13.01.2026 Manchester City (h) @ SJP, 8pm. Carabao Cup Semi-final first
leg.
ST fwding/resale now.
Live on
Sky
Sports & ITV1.
Fri 16.01.2026 U21s
v mackems (a) @ academy of plight, 1pm.
PL2.
Sat 17.01.2026 U18s v Liverpool (h)
@ Little Benton, 11am. U18 Premier League.
Sun 18.01.2026 Wolves (a) @
Molineux, 2pm.
Premier League.
SOLD OUT.
Allocation 3,000
(Digital tickets). Live on Sky
Sports.
Wed 21.01.2026 PSV Eindhoven (Netherlands) (h) @ SJP, 8pm.
CL League stage game 7.
ST fwding/resale now.
Live on
tbc.
Thu 22.01.2026 U18s v Crystal Palace (h)
@ Whitley Park, 7pm. FA Youth Cup Fourth Round.
Sat 24.01.2026 U18s v Leeds United (h)
@ Little Benton, Noon. U18 Premier League.
Sun 25.01.2026 Aston Villa (h)
@ SJP, 2pm. Premier League.
ST fwding/resale now.
Live on
Sky
Sports.
Wed 28.01.2026 PSG (France) (a)
@ Parc des Princes, 9pm local
time. CL League stage game 8.
SOLD OUT.
Allocation 2,000 (Digital tickets). Live on
tbc.
Fri 30.01.2026 U21s
v Wolves (h) @ Whitley Park, 7pm.
PL2.
Sat 31.01.2026 U18s v Manchester City (h)
@ MCFC Academy, 12.30pm. U18 Premier League.
Sat 31.01.2026 Liverpool (a) @ Anfield, 8pm. Premier League.
SOLD OUT.
Allocation 3,000 tbc. (Digital tickets).
Live on
TNT
Sports.
Wed 04.02.2026 Manchester City (a) @
Etihad Stadium, 8pm. Carabao Cup Semi-final second
leg. ST applications open Mon 12.01.2025, 2pm, close
Tue 13.01.2025, 2pm. Seat selections open Wed 14.01.2026, 2pm, close Fri
16.01.2026, 2pm. Allocation: tbc.
(Digital tickets).
Live on
Sky
Sports.
Sat 07.02.2026 Brentford (h)
@ SJP, 5.30pm. Premier League.
Member ballot opens
Mon 12.01.2026, Noon, closes Tue 13.01.2026, Noon.
Winners notified Wed 14.01.2026, 11.30am. Seat selection opens Wed 14.01.2026, Noon, closes Fri 16.01.2026, Noon.
ST fwding/resale Fri 16.01.2026, 4pm.
Member sale Mon 19.01.02026, 10am.
Live on
Sky
Sports.
Tue
10.02.2026 Spurs (a) @ Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, 7.30pm. Premier League.
Seat selections closed.
Allocation 3,000 tbc. (Digital tickets).
Live on
TNT
Sports.
Sat 21.02.2026 Manchester City (a) @
Etihad Stadium, 12.30pm or 8pm. Premier League.
ST applications open Mon
19.01.2026, 2pm, close Tue 20.01.2026, 2pm. Seat selections open Wed 21.01.2026,
2pm, close Fri 23.01.2026. 2pm.
Allocation tbc. (Digital tickets).
Live on
TNT
Sports.
Sun 24.05.2026 PL ends.
NUFC live on TV (all UK times):
Tue 13.01.2026 Man C (h) 8pm)
Sky & ITV
Sun 18.01.2026 Wolves (a) 2pm
Sky
Wed 21.01.2026 PSV (h) 8pm
TNT
Sun 25.01.2026 Aston Villa (h) 2pm
Sky
Wed 28.01.2026 PSG (a) 8pm
TNT
Sat 31.01.2026
Liverpool (a) 8pm
TNT
Wed 04.02.2026 Man C (a) 8pm
Sky
Sat 07.02.2026 Brentford (h) 5.30pm
Sky
Tue 10.02.2026 Spurs (a) 7.30pm TNT
Sat 21.02.2026 Man C (a) 12.30/8pm TNT*
* 8pm
if either
club have a CL away playoff on Wed
18.02.2026. If not, it's 12.30pm.
(PL Selections made to Mon 01.03.2026)
Live PL TV release dates:
Mar by Wed 21.01.2026
Apr by Wed 04.03.2026
MW35 by Wed 25.03.2026
MW36 by Wed 01.04.2026
MW37 by Wed 08.04.2026
MW38 after Sun 17.05.2026
(The only PL games not shown live in the UK during 2025/26 are 3pm Saturday
KOs. All games rescheduled to Sunday due to UEFA commitments are televised
live).
Champions League:
(all UK times)
L7: Wed 21.01.2026 PSV (h) 8pm
L8: Wed 28.01.2026 PSG (a) 8pm
(PO1: Tue 17.02.2026 / Wed 18.02.2026)
(PO2: Tue 24.02.2026 / Wed 25.02.2026)
R16(1): Tue 10.03.2026 / Wed 11.03.2026
R16(2): Tue 17.03.2026 / Wed 18.03.2026
QF1: Tue 07.04.2026 / Wed 08.04.2026
QF2: Tue 14.04.2026 / Wed 15.04.2026
SF1: Tue 28.04.2026 / Wed 29.04.2026
SF2: Tue 05.05.2026 / Wed 06.05.2026
F: Sat 30.05.2026 (Budapest)
Carabao Cup:
SF1:
Tue 13.01.2026 Man City (h) 8pm
SF2: Wed 04.02.2026 Man City (a) 8pm
F: Sun 22.03.2026 (Wembley)
FA Cup:
R4: Sat 14.02.2026
R5: Sat 07.03.2026
QF: Sat 04.04.2026
SF: Sat 25.04.2026
F: Sat 16.05.2026 (Wembley)
U17 Premier League Cup:
Quarter final draw awaited - Blackburn Rovers, Crystal Palace, Leicester
City, Liverpool, NUFC, Southampton, West Bromwich Albion and West
Ham involved.
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
(Kick-off times will be advised in 2027)
Winter transfer window:
Thu 01.01.2026-Mon 02.02.2026 @ tbc
2026/27 PL season:
Sat 22.08.2026
Match Week 1
Sun 30.05.2027
Match Week 38
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National Service |
2025/26
International breaks:
23.03-31.03.2026
11.06-19.07.2026 World Cup Finals
WCPO semi-finals:
Italy v Northern Ireland
Poland v Albania
Slovakia v Kosovo
Czech Republic v Ireland
Wales v Bosnia and Herzegovina
Ukraine v Sweden
Turkey v Romania
Denmark v North Macedonia
Finals:
Wales or
Bosnia v Italy or Northern Ireland
Ukraine or Sweden v Poland or Albania
Slovakia or Kosovo v Turkey or Romania
Czech or Ireland v Denmark or N.Macedonia
SFs: Thu 26.03.2026
F: Tue 31.03.2026.
Confederations play offs:
DR Congo play the winners of
New Caledonia versus Jamaica, while Iraq face either Bolivia or
Surinam. The two winning sides both qualify for the World Cup
Finals.
SFs: Thu 26.03.2026
Fs: Tue 31.03.2026.
2026/27:
21.09-09.10.2026*
09.11-17.11.2026
22.03-30.03.2026
* the early September break was abolished in favour of an extended
October one running to 19 days, during which four internationals will be
staged.
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Whoops, He did it Again... |
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From Google, not that Freddie
Fletcher...
(John Kirkpatrick)
What's this all about then?
Click here
for a rambling explanation of sorts....
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On This Day in History |
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Born Or Died:
1945 Death of
Tony Whitson. (1905-19)
A member of the 1910 and 1911 FA Cup final teams,
Tony was born in South Africa and living in the Walker area of Newcastle at
the time of his death.
1965 Paul Sweeney born, Glasgow, Scotland. (1989-90)
Left-sided full back/ midfielder signed from Raith Rovers for
£100K in March 1989 by Manager Jim Smith as he overhauled his squad ahead of
impending relegation and the departure of more experienced players.
Debuting from the bench in a 1-0
loss to Southampton at The Dell a month later, Paul started the following
campaign at left back before making way for Mark Stimson.
After one unsuccessful attempt at gaining promotion, Sweeney began the
following season in the side but made what was to be his final senior appearance in a
1-2 defeat at Hull City in
November 1990.
Leaving United for St.Johnstone soon after, Paul struggled to remain
fit and made just a handful of appearances for the Perth side.
Joining Gateshead in 1993, he had another brief stab
at playing in the Football League with Hartlepool United before winding down
his career at Durham City, Morpeth Town and South Shields.
1981 James Coppinger born, Middlesbrough. (1998-2002)
Forward signed from Darlington by Kenny Dalglish in March 1998
in a £500K joint deal along with fellow teenager Paul Robinson.
Given his first team chance by Ruud Gullit in pre-season friendlies ahead of
the 1999/00 season, James (initially known as Jamie) responded with three goals
before Bobby Robson took over from the Dutchman.
March 2000 saw him swap our reserves for Hartlepool United's first
team, netting against Barnet on his fourth tier debut.
Back at SJP, Coppinger was rewarded for a goal-laden reserve pre-season withhis sole competitive senior United
outing; the final eleven
minutes of a 2-0 home win over Spurs
in August 2000.
A second temporary stint at Victoria Park in 2002 coincided with the expiration of
his contract at Gallowgate and James then agreed a two year deal with Exeter
City.
Joining Doncaster Rovers on a free transfer in 2004, League One playoff success
came in 2008, Copps faced Newcastle in a friendly at the Keepmoat Stadium later
that year.
By October 2009 he'd made a first return to St. James' Park, appearing from
the bench during the closing stages of a 1-2 loss in the Championship.
Agreeing a new three year deal at Rovers ahead of the 2011/12
season, James kept his place in the side despite a lack of goals until
sidelined by a
fractured cheekbone.
Returning to action two months later, he was unable to prevent
Rovers slipping into League One but remained in the second tier thanks to a loan deal with Nottingham Forest.
That came in part due the presence of his former Rovers boss Sean O'Driscoll
at the City Ground, but his sacking saw James back at Doncaster by January
2013 - just as their boss Dean Saunders left for Wolves.
Agreeing a contract extension in 2016, James faced Newcastle
in another friendly in July 2016 - ending 2-2 at the Keepmoat.
A 500th competitive league appearance for Rovers followed two months later,
James marking the occasion with a goal.
By December 2020 he'd reached 650, becoming the first Rovers player to amass 600 league appearances in March 2021 before retiring at the end
of the season - finishing with a record 695 appearances.
He then remained at Rovers as Head of Football Operations.
1988 Brian Dodsworth born,
Newcastle.
(2003-05)
Midfielder who briefly appeared for United's Academy side
before moving on to play at junior level for Rushden & Diamonds.
Returning to the region, "Doddsy" appeared for Esh Winning,
Newcastle Benfield, Bedlington Terriers, Consett, Benfield (again) Ryton & Crawcook
Albion, Heaton Stannington, Team Northumbria, Heaton Stan (again) and
Cullercoats.
1992 Christian Atsu born, Ada Foah, Ghana
(2016-21)
The
last of twelve arrivals during a hectic summer transfer window, this winger was
secured on a season-long loan from Chelsea in late August 2016 with an option to buy.
Moving to Stamford Bridge from Porto in 2013 but never making a competitive
senior appearance for them, Atsu spent time on loan at Dutch side Vitesse
Arnhem, Everton, Bournemouth and Spaniards Malaga. He made a brief substitute appearance at SJP while on loan at the Toffees -
claiming an assist in their 3-0 win in March 2015.
Becoming the first Ghanaian to represent United when appearing as a
substitute in a 6-0 victory at QPR in September 2016, Christian scored five
times during United's Championship title-winning season.
A permanent deal was then quickly sealed in May 2017, Atsu signing a four year
contract for a claimed transfer fee of £6m.
Regularly in and around the first team during the following
two seasons, the departure of Rafa Benitez saw him feature
less under the direction of Steve Bruce - more often
appearing from the bench.
And the 2020/21 season saw Christian play just one
competitive game - a brief runout in the League Cup against
Blackburn Rovers - before confirmation came that he'd been
omitted from the 25 man Premier League squad.
Amid claims of loan interest, he ended up remaining on
Tyneside along with fellow discards Henri Saivet, Achraf
Lazaar and Rolando Aarons as he moved into the last year of
his contract.
Finally leaving United in June 2021, Atsu joined Saudis
Al-Raed, switching to Turkish side Hatayspor in September
2022. Making a goalscoring debut for Ghana in June 2012, he played at the 2014 World
Cup Finals and four African Cup
of Nations Final tournaments, two as a Magpie.
Tragically, Atsu died in the Turkey-Syria earthquake in February 2023, conflicting reports eventually confirming his body had been found.
Just a day earlier Atsu had scored the only goal of the game in the seventh minute of added time at home to Kasimpasa.
Tributes were paid to him during the away game at Bournemouth when he was still missing and then at home to Liverpool after his death had been confirmed.
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1914 Sheffield United (h)
0-5 (0-1)
FA Cup 1st Round
Revill(15), Simmons(60,84), Kitchen(80), Gillespie(82)
28,185
Injuries sustained during this cup tie meant that Newcastle ended
with only eight players on the field;
Tom Hall,
Tommy Goodwill and James Wilson all departed as the
Blades took advantage.
Goodwill left the pitch unconscious and was said to
still be out cold some ten minutes later. Goalkeeper
Wilson would never play for the
Magpies again.
1920 Crystal Palace (h)
2-0 (2-0)
FA Cup 1st Round
Dixon(4), Hall(35)
15,000
Played on three or four inches of snow, the ball "stopped dead
where it fell" according to press reports.
1925 Hartlepools United (h)
4-1 (1-0)
FA Cup 1st Round
Harris(30), McDonald(56),
Cowan(62),
MacKenzie(76)
Hardy(87)
36,632
FA Cup holders Newcastle began their title defence with victory in
the first - and so far only - competitive meeting with 'Pools.
The final scoreline was deemed to be a little harsh on the Third
Division (North) visitors, who had the consolation of banking an £850
share of the gate money.
1931 Nottingham Forest (h)
4-0 (0-0)
FA Cup 3rd Round
Hutchinson(59,64,88),
Bedford(90)
34,219
Former Forest and Derby player, Harry Bedford orchestrated this
victory, enabling Duncan Hutchinson aka "Hurricane Hutch" to bag himself
a second half hat-trick.
 1948
Charlton Athletic (a)
1-2 (1-1)
FA Cup 3rd Round
Pearson(38)
W.Robinson(15),
Revell(55)
53,619
Tommy Pearson's 54th and final Newcastle goal sent the sides in
level at half time, but he then put a penalty wide at 1-2.
Charlton goalkeeping legend, South Shields-born Sam Bartram, made a
clutch of miraculous saves, while two free-kicks undid the Magpies: Charlie Revell's
winner from fully 40 yards out catching out Jack Fairbrother, who
misjudged the flight after the ball bounced just in front of him.
The Addicks unusually knocked United out
of the FA Cup in successive ties - having ended their hopes at the
semi-final stage the previous March, en route to lifting the trophy.
 1953
Swansea Town (h)
0-0a
FA Cup 3rd Round
63,499
Just eight minutes of play were possible in this cup game, before
the referee called a halt due to the thick fog enveloping the ground.
The game was replayed four days later - United comfortably winning 3-0.
 1976
Everton (h)
5-0 (2-0)
Division One
P25, 25pts, 12th/22
Nattrass(5),
Gowling(30,51,60), Nulty(58)
31,726
Six games unbeaten for Gordon Lee's side.
 1981 Wrexham (a) 0-0 (0-0)
Division Two
P25, 23pts, 15th/22
6,437
The away contingent saw United fail to improve on a terrible
tally of away goals - now just one effort in seven fixtures.
 1989
Watford (a)
2-2(aet)
2-2 (1-1)
FA Cup 3rd Round
First Replay
Brock(45), Mirandinha(51pen)
Redfearn(1,62pen)
16,431
Match two against the Hornets, who went ahead before United had even touched the ball. However, the visitors forged
ahead only for a late penalty to level it again.
There was a debut for goalkeeper Tommy Wright, while future Magpie
reserve coach Neil Redfearn hit a brace for the hosts.
Youtube
footage is online here
1990 Scotland international
midfielder Roy Aitken joined United
from Celtic for a fee of £500,000 after a protracted chase.
Youtube
footage is online here
1995 In a move that shocked
football and forced Keegan to defend his actions on the steps of SJP to a crowd of bemused fans,
star striker Andy Cole was sold to
Manchester United for £7m, Keith Gillespie moving the
opposite way in part-ex (valued at £1m.)
Youtube
footage is online here
 1996
Arsenal (a)
0-2 (0-1)
League Cup Quarter Final
Wright(42,89)
Ginola(68 second yellow)
37,857
United's exit from the League Cup at Highbury was due in no small
part to a gutless display from referee Gerald Ashby.
Indifferent to the constant fouling of the home side on David Ginola,
Ashby decreed that the Frenchman had dived and booked him - although TV
replays confirmed a clear foul on him by Nigel Winterburn.
Trailing 0-1, Ginola's frustration resulted in a second booking for elbowing Lee Dixon in the
face, Ginola reportedly shouting "they won't let me play"
as he exited down the tunnel.
Pitchside stewards intervened to part an incensed Terry McDermott from
home boss Bruce Rioch before Wright hit a post. The same player then
headed home late on to confirm victory for Arsenal.
1997 Bobby Robson was allegedly
offered the Newcastle job, according to reports in the now-hysterical
media.
 1998
Sheffield Wednesday (a)
1-2 (1-1)
Premiership
P21, 26pts, 11th/20
Tomasson(20)
Di Canio(1), Newsome(51)
29,446
Our game plan appeared to be to stonewall the Owls for a point. Unfortunately this lasted about a minute before
Benito Carbone set up Paulo Di
Canio for the Owls' opener.
Jon Dahl Tomasson levelled with a bundled effort, but Des Hamilton then inexplicably gave the ball away in
front of goal for Newsome to drive home what proved to be the winner.
Steve Watson shows Benito Carbone
a clean pair of heels....
2000 Goals from
Paul Robinson and Silvio Maric helped reserves defeat their
smoggy counterparts 2-0 at Kingston Park, keeping them top of the table.
2004 United's U19 side returned from their seasonal break to be
rudely awoken by Leeds - the visitors running out 5-1 winners and
scoring four times in just six minutes. Striker
Carl Finnigan grabbed our sole goal.
2007 After
warming the bench in the FA Cup proper at Birmingham, Kazenga LuaLua and
Andy Carroll were named in the Youth Cup side at home to
Norwich City.
Both found SJP their liking, putting the tie beyond
the reach of the Canaries by half time with three goals
in just over ten minutes - Carroll on target twice.
United
eventually ran out 3-1 winners to put them into the last 16
of the competition.
 2009
West Ham (h)
2-2 (1-1)
Premier League
P21, 23pts, 11th/20
Owen(19), Carroll(78)
Bellamy(29), Cole(55)
47,571
After defeats at Wigan and at home to Liverpool, Newcastle collected a point
from their first league game of 2009, thanks to striker Andy Carroll's first senior goal for the club.
Michael Owen had already struck a post before ending his own personal scoring drought, but old boy Craig Bellamy marked his return to SJP by
quickly levelling for a resurgent West Ham.
Carlton Cole gave the visitors the lead but up popped Carroll, sporting a
shocking new white-rasta haircut, to plant a towering
header into the Gallowgate goal.
NUFC.com match report
2011
Birmingham City confirmed that they had allowed midfielder Sebastian Larsson to
speak to United over a transfer.
However, Larsson elected to move to the dark side instead and join up with
ex-Blues boss Steve Bruce.
2012
Newcastle reserves began
2012 with a first league victory in four attempts, beating Wigan Athletic 3-1 at Darsley Park.
Remie Streete, Brad Inman and trialist striker Jason Prior from Bognor Regis
Town netted.
NUFC.com match report
2013 United were rocked by news that club captain Fabricio Coloccini was
seeking a move back to his native Argentina.
His preferred choice was former club San Lorenzo, but they were unable to afford
either the transfer fee or the player's wage demands.
The defender would get his wish and return to San Lorenzo, but not until July
2016.
 2015
Chelsea (a)
0-2 (0-1)
Premier League
P21, 27pts, 10th/20
Oscar(43), Costa(59)
41,612
Defensive errors from
Fabricio Coloccini and Mike Williamson gifted the Blues two goals and three
points, but John Carver's side had their moments before succumbing to a
fifth successive away defeat.
NUFC.com match report
2020 The
U23s lost 1-2 to their Manchester
United counterparts at Leigh Sports Village, despite a late rally that
almost saw them force a draw after Elliot Anderson
netted.
NUFC.com
match report
 2023 Leicester City (h)
2-0 (0-0)
Carabao Cup Quarter-Final
Burn(60), Joelinton(72)
52,009
United managed something not seen for nearly 50 years;
winning a League Cup quarter-final at a fervent St. James' Park.
Second half goals from Dan Burn and Joelinton were enough to dispatch Leicester City after earlier chances had been squandered.
NUFC.com match report
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