1904 Notts County (h)
4-1 (1-0)
Division One
P26, 31pts, 5th/18 
Howie(12), Orr(63,78), Appleyard(70) 
Humphreys(60)
16,000 
A winning debut for Andy McCombie at right back, following his transfer from the mackems. 

He should have scored on his debut but missed a first half penalty, hitting the post with his effort after Orr had been fouled.

1905 Plymouth Argyle (n)
2-0 (1-0)
FA Cup 1st Round Second replay 
Orr(10,85pen) 
11,570 
Following 1-1 draws at SJP and Home Park, the two teams met for a third time at the Manor Ground home of Woolwich Arsenal.

1909 Preston North End (a)
1-0 (0-0)
Division One
P26, 39pts, 1st/20 
Anderson(65) 
10,000

1915 Manchester City (h)
2-1 (1-1)
Division One
P24, 20pts, 15th/20 
Hibbert(1), King(70)
Taylor(37)
18,000
Frank Hudspeth missed the target with his late penalty for the home side, but United hung on for a win the Manchester Daily Citizen claimed was "scarcely deserved".

1924 Derby County (h)
5-3 (3-2)
FA Cup 2nd Round Third Replay 
Harris(20,35,45), Seymour(53), Cowan(75)
Galloway(15,40), Storer(60)
32,496 
At last a decisive result after three 2-2 draws in this Second Round epic. The match was held at SJP on the toss of a coin after the previous game.

The Rams took the lead but were undone by a rapid treble from Neil Harris, returning with the solace of having banked £3,000 as their share of gate receipts from the quartet of meetings.

1926 Arsenal (a)
0-3 (0-2)
Division One
P28, 30pts, 1st/20 
Buchan(12), og(Cowan)(44), Blyth(0-3)
48,346
United were indignant that the  first Gunners goal stemmed from a free-kick awarded for an incorrectly taken throw-in.

1932 Leicester City (h)
3-1 (2-1)
FA Cup 5th Round 
Weaver(38), Lang(40), Allen(67)
Lochhead(27)
43,354
Having taken no less than five matches to get through the previous two rounds, Newcastle came from behind to defeat City at the first time of asking.
Newsreel footage is online here

1937 Leicester City (a)
2-3 (2-1)
Division Two
P30, 31pts, 7th/22 
Cairns(33), Smith(40) 
Liddle(15), Carroll(46), Stubbs(48)
25,000
A much-changed Magpies side from the one beaten 1-3 at home by Bury a week earlier improved, but still suffered a demoralising fourth successive reverse.

1943 sunderland (h)
2-3 (1-2)
Wartime
Short(9), Stubbins(51)
Lockie(8), Carter(15), Spuhler(82)
20,500
Alexander Lockie - who guested for Newcastle some three years early - netted the opening goal for the visitors with a free-kick taken from his own half.

1954 Burnley (h)
3-1 (1-1)
Division One
P31, 27pts, 14th/22 
Broadis(5,83),
Milburn(55) 
McIlroy(12)
29,114
The day after this victory, United travelled by train to Buxton, where they spent the week making preparations for their FA Cup visit to West Bromwich Albion the following Saturday.

1959 Vienna SC (Austria) (h) 1-1 (0-0)
Friendly
McGuigan(47)
Skerian(69) 
25,370
A rare Friday night fixture for United saw them held to a draw despite dominating the play - Austrian international goalkeeper Rudolf Szanwald saving his side on countless occasions.

Team: Harvey, Keith, McMichael (Ferguson 75), Scoular, Scott, Franks, Taylor, Allchurch, White, Eastham, McGuigan.

1960 Leeds United (h)
2-1 (1-1)
Division One
P29, 29pts, 12th/22 
Hughes(6), White(52)
Revie(38) 
16,148
The hosts won both points on a pitch that had three inches of snow on it when rolled flat, was further affected by a half time blizzard and ended in howling gales and a further snowfall.

1960 Meanwhile at Elland Road the two sides met in the Central League, Newcastle running out 3-1 winners thanks to goals from Harry Taylor, Bobby Gilfillan and John McGuigan.

1965 Ipswich Town (h)
2-2 (1-0)
Division Two
P30, 41pts, 1st/22 
Suddick(5), Anderson(87)
Baker(53), Treacy(89)
29,459
United held on to top spot despite dropping another point, this draw making it just one win in four outings.

1971 Huddersfield Town (a) 1-1 (1-0)
Division One
P28, 26pts, 13th/22 
Smith(17)
Cherry(75) 
15,580
Jimmy Smith latched on to a Pop Robson cross to register his first goal since the opening day of the season.

However, United were unable to resist strong pressure from Town, Trevor Cherry forcing home a Frank Worthington knockdown to ensure that the points were shared.

1973 England U23s beat their Scottish counterparts 2-1 at Kilmarnock's Rugby Park. United's Stewart Barrowclough netted for England on an icy pitch.

1982 Cardiff City (h) 
2-1 (2-0)
Division Two
P23, 36pts, 8th/22 
Trewick(7), Varadi(36)
Stevens(50)
15,129
United completed a league double over the Bluebirds, having won 4-0 at Ninian Park the previous October thanks in part to a hat trick from Imre Varadi.

1988 Norwich City (h)
1-3 (1-1)
Division One
P26, 33pts, 12th/22 
Gascoigne(19)
Fleck(3,58), Drinkell(86) 
21,068
Despite another goal from the in-form Paul Gascoigne - his seventh in as many games - United lost to Dave Stringer's Canaries.
Youtube footage is online here

1991 Nottingham Forest (h) 2-2 (2-0)
FA Cup 4th Round 
Quinn(4), McGhee(13)
Pearce(50), Clough(87) 
29,231
Two ahead against Division One opposition thanks to efforts from our strike duo in front of the Leazes End, United allowed future Magpie Stuart Pearce to give the visitors a foothold in the tie.

Steve Watson then agonisingly shot over the bar when looking certain to make it 3-1 and United were duly punished when Nigel Clough netted an equaliser in the dying seconds.

Forest made no mistake the following Monday at the City Ground as they swept to a 3-0 victory to set up a Fifth Round away tie at Southampton. Brian Clough's side would go on to lose in the Final to Spurs.
Youtube footage is online here

1993 Blackburn Rovers (a)
0-1 (0-0)
FA Cup 5th Round 
Wegerle(89)
19,972 
The Jack Walker revolution at Ewood Park began, as United fans stood on a roofless Darwen end that was soon to be demolished and rebuilt.

Manager Kevin Keegan was confined to home with the flu, and "Match of the Day" cameras were on hand to record an unadventurous display that nearly secured a replay before Roy Wegerle struck late on.
Youtube footage is online here (1st half)
Youtube footage is online here (2nd half)

1999 Unwanted Magpies midfielder Des Hamilton went to Huddersfield Town on loan.

He would go on to make ten appearances in Division One (aka the Championship) for the Terriers, scoring once - away at Wolves.

2001 Wayne Quinn made his loan move to Tyneside permanent, Sheffield United banking £800k for the left-sided player.

2002 Magpie duo Craig Bellamy and Gary Speed played for Wales against Argentina with the roof shut on Cardiff's Millennium Stadium. 

Bellamy opened the scoring in a 1-1 draw.

2006 Birmingham City's on-loan Newcastle midfielder Nicky Butt walked out after not being selected in the squad for their game against West Ham.

Reports suggested City boss Steve Bruce picked his lad Alex instead; father and son then soundly beaten 0-3 at the Boleyn Ground.

2008 Manager Kevin Keegan said this about Charles N'Zogbia, who was reportedly keen to move closer to his family in London:

"He’s just signed a new contract, but if he’s really homesick and wants to go, there isn’t much we can do. All we will do is try and convince him that if he leaves he will miss out on something.

"Players are scared of jumping off a big ship on to a littler one, they hate the idea of missing out on something. If, at the end of the day, he still says he doesn’t want to be here, and he’s not saying that at this stage, then we will have to consider what to do in the summer."

Less than a year later Charlie moved to that massive London club... errr... Wigan and then a big money move followed to that Cockney claret and blue club... Aston Villa....

2010 Swansea City (a)
1-1 (0-0)
Championship
P30, 60pts, 1st/24
Carroll(87)
Cotterill(56)
15,188
Newcastle made their debut at the Liberty Stadium and claimed a point thanks to a late equalising header from Andy Carroll.

That was enough to regain top spot in the Championship as Nottingham Forest lost and West Bromwich Albion gained an unwanted FA Cup replay after a 2-2 draw at Reading.
NUFC.com match report
 
2016 Chelsea (a)
1-5 (0-3)
Premier League
P26, 24pts, 18th/20
Townsend(90)
Costa(5), Pedro(9,59), Willian(17), Traore(83)
41,622
A week after a 1-0 home win over West Bromwich Albion lifted them out of the bottom three, Newcastle were back in a relegation spot after their fifth successive away reverse.

Hapless Magpies boss Steve McClaren finally got something right, telling Sky the first 20 minutes of this Saturday night TV game would determine the outcome.

He was spot-on as his side were soon 0-3 down, conceding two more before Andros Townsend notched a fine first for the club.

There was a debut from the bench for loan striker Seydou Doumbia, who contributed absolutely nothing.
NUFC.com match report

2022 Aston Villa (h)
1-0 (1-0)
Premier League
P23, 21pts, 17th/20
Trippier(35)
52,207
For the second time in six days, Kieran Trippier was the toast of Tyneside as his expertly-dispatched free kick gave his side their third successive victory and lifted them four points clear of the drop zone.

Trippier brilliantly fired home after referee Craig Pawson's penalty award for a foul on Joe Willock was downgraded to a free kick by VAR, who decreed the offence to be marginally outside the penalty area.
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2023 The U21s shared four goals with Leeds United in a PL2 fixture at Whitley Park; Ben Parkinson's first reserve strike and an own goal ensuring a point. 

Home defender Remi Savage was sent off late on, with youngster Johnny Emerson debuting at this level.
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