1896 Lincoln City (h)
5-0 (2-0)
Division Two
P16, 20pts, 5th/16 
Aitken(20), Collins(2-0), Lennox(3-0,4-0), Stott(5-0)
5,000
The Magpies avenged their 0-4 defeat by the Imps in the first meeting of the sides some five days earlier.

1897 Lincoln City (h)
2-1 (2-0)
Division Two
P17, 21pts, 4th/16 
Smellie(1-0), Aitken(2-0)
Kirton(2-1)
12,000
Lincoln were enduring financial difficulties and had unsuccessfully appealed to their players to take a pay cut ahead of this game.

1899 Burnley (h)
1-4 (1-2)
Friendly 
Stevenson(5)
Ross(10,1-2), Toman(1-3), Barron(1-4pen) 
8,000
Despite the two sides both competing in the First Division, they opposed each other in a friendly match.

Newcastle won the league meeting of the two sides at Gallowgate a month later 4-1.

Team: Kingsley, Aitken, Higgins, Ghee, Ostler, Harvie, Rogers, Stevenson, Peddie, Macfarlane, Robertson.

1902 Corinthians (h)
2-2 (1-1)
Friendly 
Veitch(1-0), Roberts(2-1)
Smith(1-1), Morgan-Owen(2-2)  
6,000
A day after after defeating Scottish amateur side Queens Park 3-1 at Hampden Park, the Corinthians shared four goals at Newcastle. 

1904 West Bromwich Albion (h)
1-0 (0-0)
Division One
P21, 24pts, 5th/18
Orr(84) 
16,000
Just 24 hours after a draining 1-1 draw on wearside, an unchanged United returned to action against an Albion side who hadn't played in almost a week.

The winner came when Bobby Templeton's corner kick was headed home by the diminutive Ronald Orr. The victorious home side then headed off to Alnmouth for a training camp.

1905 Notts County (h)
1-0 (0-0)
Division One
P19, 28pts, 1st/18 
Orr(65)
18,000
A top versus bottom encounter ultimately went to form, although a first half strike from United's Jock Rutherford was denied for offside.

Peter McWilliam then thought he'd broken the deadlock from fully 40 yards out, only for his effort to be disallowed for team mate Bill Appleyard charging into visiting goalkeeper Harry Earle.

However the winded custodian was soon picking the ball out of his net when Rutherford centred for Ronald Orr to finish.

1906 Corinthians (h)
5-7 (2-3)
Friendly 
Higgins(1-1), Orr(2-2,5-6), Hardinge(3-6), og(Norris)(4-6)
Foster(0-1, 2-3, 2-6), og(Nicholson)(1-2), Wright(2-4, 2-5, 5-7)
3,000 
The amateur side visited the day after their annual game against Queens Park at Glasgow's Hampden Park - this year won 2-1 by the English visitors.

Victory on Tyneside rounded off a hectic schedule of six games in seven days for the Corinthians, who remained unbeaten.

The Magpies side included several reserve team players included a goalkeeper named Wharrier who had been signed from local side Scotswood three months earlier.

Some reports give Foster only two goals, with Ward scoring the third Corinthians goal.

Team: Wharrier, Crumley, Nicholson, Finlay, Aitken, McLean, Raine, Higgins, Hardinge, Orr, Donachie.

1907 Corinthians (h)
3-0 (2-0)
Friendly 
McClarence(1-0,2-0), Orr(3-0) 
5,000
There was a clean sheet for goalkeeper William Kelsey, who had recently joined the club from local side Boldon Star.

He would deputise twice in league games for first-choice custodian Jimmy Lawrence two months later. 

Team: Kelsey, McCombie, Carr, Liddell, McCormack, Murdoch, Hardinge, Howie, McClarence,  Orr, Brown. 

1909 Leicester Fosse (a)
4-0 (3-0)
Division One
P22, 31pts, 2nd/20  
Shepherd(10), Higgins(17,34), Stewart(4-0) 
15,000
The Magpies also had the luxury of a missed penalty at 3-0, Albert Shepherd's effort saved by Jonty Fosse 'keeper Starbuck. 

Fosse were reduced to ten men early in the second half through injury, and Newcastle slackened off their efforts noticeably, one local reporter observing that "they simply toyed with the ball and the football was not worth description or observation."

1911 Everton (a)
5-1 (0-1)
Division One
P22, 24pts, 7th/20  
Randall(60), Shepherd(2-1,3-1), Duncan(4-1), Stewart(5-1)
Beare(37)
40,000
Having beaten Everton 1-0 at Gallowgate a week earlier, United trailed by the same margin at the interval after a free kick reached Beare who beat Jimmy Lawrence.

The Liverpool Echo reported that, "there was a coolness and accuracy in front of goal along the Newcastle forwards, contrasting with Everton's unconvincing methods" and that was certainly proven after the break.

First Randall headed home from a corner to level on the hour, before Everton were left a man short when Stevenson limped off with a knee problem.

Almost immediately, Albert Shepherd netted twice before playing in Duncan. 

Rounding off the scoring, Stewart beat William Scott for the fifth time in the game to the delight of the travelling Geordies. 

1915 Everton (a)
0-3 (0-1)
Division One
P22, 17pts, 15th/20  
Parker(5), Kirsopp(2-0), Harrison(3-0)
20,000
Failing to clear a centre, Frank Hudspeth cost his side an early goal and King then hit the bar from United's best chance to level in the first half.

A solo dribble and shot from Kirsopp then put the home side two ahead before Hibbert had the ball in the net for Newcastle, only to be brought back for an earlier offside.

Harrison then completed our misery by making it 3-0 with a soft shot that crept in.

The Liverpool Daily Post and Mercury reporter was rather underwhelmed by United:

"Time was when the Newcastle United team could be relied upon to furnish an exhibition of football embellished with many of the finer artistic points of the game that stood out in bold contrast to the more robust and vigorous methods of other exponents, but Saturday's contest at Goodison Park demonstrated the fact that the Newcastle side has fallen from its high estate and is now but a shadow of its former self. 

"The Newcastle side, included several of the once-famous team, but their efforts were crude, listless, and unmethodical, so that the game never rose above mediocrity."

1922 Liverpool (h)
1-1 (0-1)
Division One
P23, 23pts, 12th/22  
Harris(48)
Forshaw(6) 
43,000

1926 Bolton Wanderers (h)
5-1 (3-0)
Division One
P24, 25pts, 11th/22 
Gallacher(3,13,3-0,67), Urwin(52) 
Vizard(47)
35,000
A resounding home win, but many of those present at Gallowgate saw little of the first half action, after thick yellow fog descended shortly ahead of the first whistle.

1928 Birmingham (h)
1-1 (1-1)
Division One
P24, 25pts, 6th/22 
Gallacher(9) 
Briggs(14)
40,000
A tenth league game without victory  did little to aid Newcastle's chances of retaining their league title.

1932 Liverpool (a)
2-4 (1-2)
Division One
P23, 28pts, 5th/22 
Cape(27), Hutchinson(2-4) 
Barton(41,70), Gunson(45), Hodgson(53)
30,000

1933 Middlesbrough (a)
3-2 (0-1)
Division One
P23, 31pts, 4th/22 
McMenemy(1-2), Boyd(2-2) Allen(80)
Bruce(0-1), Baxter(0-2)
20,218
There was a significant distraction to onfield matters just before half time when a large pane of glass fell from the grandstand and hit a spectator, who sustained slight injuries.  

1937 Sheffield United (h)
4-0 (3-0)
Division Two
P25, 29pts, 5th/22
Mooney(22), Smith(13,43), Cairns(47)
33,000
24 hours after being held to a 1-1 home draw by Bradford, Newcastle fared rather better against different Yorkshire opposition on Tyneside.

1939 Chesterfield (h)
0-1 (0-0)
Division Two
P24, 30pts, 3rd/22 
Kidd(56)
33,701 
A second half free kick was enough to give the Spireites victory at Gallowgate and make them the first side to beat Newcastle there since Norwich City the previous April.

1943 Middlesbrough (a)
7-3 (4-1)
Wartime
Stubbins(5,55,77), Carr(10), Mullen(26), Short(35,63) 
Stobbart(42), Franklin(67), Dawson(73)
2,300

1954 Manchester United (h) 1-2 (0-2) Division One P27, 24pts, 14th/22  Broadis(62)  Foulkes(17), Blanchflower(31)

1956 West Bromwich Albion (h) 0-3 (0-1) Division One P26, 26pts, 12th/22  Allen(22,59pen,84) 50,768 Ronnie Allen took full advantage of United rotating their lineup ahead of an FA Cup tie just days later.

1960 Manchester United (h) 7-3 (3-1) Division One P25, 25pts, 12th/22 Hughes(6), White(16,44,54), Eastham(67pen), Bell(76), Allchurch(87)   Dawson(28), Quixall(62,81pen) 57,200 So why don't they have a "we hate Newcastle, because they beat us 7-3" song??
	1965 Huddersfield Town (h) 2-1 (1-0) Division Two P26, 38pts, 1st/22  McGarry(25,70)  Leighton(90) 45,315

1971 Snowfalls on Tyneside meant that Newcastle's FA Cup Third Round home tie with Ipswich Town was postponed. It was eventually played nine days later.
	1978 Leeds United (a) 2-0 (1-0) Division One P23, 14pts, 21st/22  Burns(42,85) 36,643  Debuts for defender "Dick" Barton and striker Mark McGhee.

1984 Barnsley (h)
1-0 (1-0)
Division Two
P23, 45pts, 3rd/22 
Waddle(12)
29,842
A spectacular curled effort from Chris Waddle kept the promotion bandwagon rolling - his seventh strike in as many league games.

1988 Sheffield Wednesday (h) 2-2 (0-0)
Division One
P23, 29pts, 12th/21 
Goddard(46,67)
Marwood(60), Chapman(70) 
25,503 
Lee Chapman and Brian Marwood were on target for the Owls, with all the goals coming in the second half.
Youtube footage is online here

1989 Derby County (h)
0-1 (0-0)
Division One
P20, 17pts, 19th/20
Wright(47) 
31,079 
Arthur Cox returned to his former stamping ground and collected the points, as Mark Wright's goal left United rock bottom, 20th in the First Division.

1993 Port Vale (h)
4-0 (0-0)
FA Cup 3rd Round 
Peacock(49,62), Lee(66), Sheedy(80)
29,873 
Second Division United eventually overcame their third tier opponents with four second half goals.

1995 Manchester City (h)
0-0 (0-0)
Premier League
P23, 40pts, 5th/22 
34,437 
Peter Beardsley returned after injury, but Ruel Fox continued as penalty taker following his success at Norwich days earlier. Unfortunately Andy Dibble saved this time.

1996 Arsenal (h)
2-0 (1-0)
Premier League
P21, 48pts, 1st/20 
Ginola(1), Ferdinand(47) 
36,530 
David Ginola blasted an early effort into the Leazes End goal past a helpless David Seaman, with Les Ferdinand increasing the lead with an equally fine second half strike.

1999 Crystal Palace (h)
2-1 (0-1)
FA Cup 3rd Round 
Speed(48), Shearer(69)
Given(15)
Bradbury(18) 
36,536 
Shay Given was dismissed after handling outside his area and Steve Harper came off the bench in place of the unfortunate Stephen Glass.

However, the replacement 'keeper was soon beaten when a Clinton Morrison cross was headed in by Lee Bradbury.

The second tier Eagles reached half time still ahead, but Gary Speed wasn't to be denied soon after the restart with a neat volley.

Alan Shearer then maintained his hopes of a second successive FA Cup Final appearance when he chested down Warren Barton's cross before slamming the ball past Kevin Miller.
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2001 Tottenham Hotspur (a) 2-4 (1-3)
Premier League
P22, 31pts, 8th/20
Solano(23), Dyer(49pen)
Solano(32), Dyer(53)
Doherty(27), Anderton(30pen), Rebrov(35), Ferdinand(77)
Sullivan(48)
34,324
An incredible game of three dismissals, three penalties and six goals, mainly due to the antics of match referee, Steve Bennett. 
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2002 Manchester United (a) 1-3 (0-1)
Premier League
P21, 39pts, 4th/20
Shearer(69)
van Nistelrooy(24), Scholes(50,62)
67,646
Newcastle dropped two places into fourth spot in the Premier League after this defeat, but things could have been different had referee Peter Jones not disallowed a first half Nobby Solano header when the home side led 0-1.  

Alan Shearer's first league goal at Old Trafford extended his scoring run to five consecutive games, but by then the game was lost. 
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2006 smoggies (h)
2-2 (1-0)
Premier League
P20, 26pts, 11th/20
Solano(27), Clark(90+3)
Yakubu(54), Hasselbaink(87)
52,302
Lee Clark joined Aston Villa's Gareth Barry as another of Graeme Souness' guardian angels, with a late leveller to stifle "we want Souness out" chants that had begun to ring out at SJP.

In a frantic finale Clark, appearing in place of the injured Scott Parker, was on hand to shoot home when 'keeper Mark Schwarzer punched a corner to him - even Shay Given upfield for the final attack of the game.
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2008 Manchester City (h) 0-2 (0-1)
Premier League
P21, 26pts, 11th/20
Elano(38), Gelson(76)
50,956
United succumbed to two sucker punches and an inability to score points by landing accurate blows or knockout punches - but there was no split decision and there were no dodgy judges at ringside to blame (just crap linesmen, again). 

One point in 12 over Christmas, three defeats in succession and two wins in twelve games were pushing Big Sam towards a big fall.
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2009 Day Three of the "Shay Stays" saga and some more meaningless guff from JFK:

"I'm not sure of the facts of what was said, or how it was interpreted, but what I would say is that Shay Given is contracted to this club until 2011.

"He is our player and he will stay our player. I'm not interested at all (in letting him go). I want to clear that up.

"He is integral to our team, and the best goalkeeper in the league. As far as I am concerned he will stay our player."

Given became a Manchester City player within a month.

2010 Plymouth Argyle (a)
0-0 (0-0)
FA Cup 3rd Round
16,451
Chris Hughton made seven changes but a second successive scoreless draw added an unwanted replay to his side's fixture list.

Wintry weather conditions failed to deter over 2,000 Mags making the trip to Home Park, but they had precious little to cheer.
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2011 Wigan Athletic (a)
1-0 (1-0)
Premier League
P20, 25pts, 10th/22
Ameobi(19)
15,277
Shola Ameobi replaced the injured Andy Carroll and netted the goal that ended Newcastle's JJB/ DW Stadium hoodoo at the sixth time of asking.

He was then replaced by a rusty Leon Best, who came close to breaking his scoring duck on his top-flight debut for the club.
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2013 Everton (h)
1-2 (1-1)
Premier League
P19, 30pts, 7th/20
Cisse(2)
Baines(43), Anichebe(60)
49,391
Ring out the old, ring in the new....with the same failings in defence for United.

Having conceded eleven goals in two games, Papiss Cisse netted as news spread of Demba Ba's imminent move to Chelsea.

The Toffees were aided by some dubious decisions from referee Martin Atkinson; a soft free-kick award prompting the equaliser and Shola Ameobi denied a penalty.

But there were no excuses for the way that the Magpies were carved open on the hour as newly-arrived substitute, Victor Anichebe, tucked in what proved to be the winner.
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2016 Arsenal (a)
0-1 (0-0)
Premier League
P20, 17pts, 18th/20
Koscielny(72)
59,257
A grim festive period for United ended with a third successive 0-1 reverse.

Moussa Sissoko completed a century of Premier League starts but was largely anonymous - although in good company.
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2017 Blackburn Rovers (a)
0-1 (0-0)
Championship
P25, 52pts, 2nd/24
Mulgrew(74)
18,524
United's rollercoaster festive period ended with a significant dip, Rovers completing an unlikely league double and Charlie Mulgrew doing the damage again.

The former Celtic player netted the only goal of the game at SJP in November and his free kick stole the points again - his side's only accurate effort in the 90 minutes.

A massive away following of 7,000 took over Ewood Park but were to leave disappointed.
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2019 Manchester United (h) 0-2 (0-0)
Premier League
P21, 18pts, 15th/20
Lukaku(64), Rashford(80)
52,217
Newcastle at least gave Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's revitalised Red Devils a game before succumbing - but one win in eight left the hosts teetering on the edge of the bottom three.
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