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Everton
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After the thrills
of cup ties played and the anticipation of those to come, Saturday
saw reality intrude yet again for Eddie Howe's side - losing their
third consecutive Premier League home game for the first time in
five years.
Everton have gained a reputation as away day specialists this season
and headed to Tyneside unbeaten in five games on the road. However
Newcastle only have themselves to blame for failing to take at least
a point from this game.
A significant part of the Toffees' armoury is their ability at
corners and they soon demonstrated that: James Garner's 19th minute
flag kick headed in by Jarrad Branthwaite.
The hosts struggled to find space or create any scoring chances
until a fine pass from Sandro Tonali found Jacob Ramsey on the edge
of the Everton box and his powerful effort took a deflection as it
flew past Jordan Pickford.
Within two minutes though, a gift of a goal allowed the visitors to
regain the lead. Nick Pope blocked a Dwight McNeil shot but allowed
the ball to squirm away from him horribly and made a present of it
for Beto to finish.
An unchanged line-up emerged for the second half, only for
goalscorer Ramsey to be hastily replaced by Joe Willock before the
referee's whistle sounded - reason unclear.
The ineffective Anthony Elanga and Nick Woltemade both lasted just
over 10 minutes before making way for Jacob Murphy and Harvey Barnes
- the latter replacing Gordon down the left after the Everton old
boy had shifted out there from centre forward to replace Joelinton
at 0-1.
Murphy meanwhile took up his customary role on the right and found a
second United equaliser to seemingly end an afternoon of frustration
when they struggled to unlock the Everton defence and were
vulnerable to counter attacks.
Within seconds of Murphy's shot deflecting in though, yet more
over-elaboration from Gordon deep in his own half allowed the
Toffees to race forward and the ball end up once again in the home
net, after substitute Thierno Barry forced Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall's
cross over the line.
The Magpies almost salvaged a point from a game they were simply
never in control of when Sandro Tonali's added time piledriver was
touched on to his crossbar by Pickford.
That's one league win in seven now for Newcastle, ahead of the
midweek visit of Manchester United. That can now be fairly termed as
something of a six-pointer.
More to follow...
Team:
Pope, Trippier (Wissa 75), Hall, Burn, Thiaw, Tonali, Ramsey
(Willock 46), Woltemade (Barnes 56), Joelinton, Elanga (J.Murphy
56), Gordon (Osula 86).
Subs n/u: Botman, A.Murphy, Ramsdale, Shahar.
Booked: Willock, Burn
Goals: Ramsey 32, J.Murphy 82
EFC: Pickford, O'Brien, Mykolenko, Branthwaite,
Tarkowski, Garner, Gueye, McNeil (Armstrong 81), Dewsbury-Hall
(Keane 89), Ndiaye, Beto (T.Barry 74).
Subs n/u: Dibling,
George, Iroegbunam, Patterson, Rohl, Travers.
Booked: Dewsbury-Hall, Garner, T.Barry.
Goals: Branthwaite 19, Beto 34, T.Barry 83
Crowd: 52,167 including 3,000 travelling Toffees
Referee: Stuart
Attwell - game number three this season for the Warwickshire
whistler, following on from the 1-3 loss at Brentford and 2-1 home
victory over Burnley.
VAR: Nick Hopton
Eddie Howe said:
"Certainly in relation
to the Premier League, our form for a while has not been strong
enough. It’s not been good enough. We know that. We take
responsibility for that.
"It’s been really frustrating for us and that is the perils of
Europe, I’m afraid, where we’ve tried to be laser-focused on every
game and give attention to every game with the same importance.
"But
with the deluge of games, your focus can be swayed. Our Premier
League return in recent weeks has been nowhere near the level it has
been historically. Our home form has been so reliable for us but
it’s tailed off.
"We’ve
got to try and grab that back as quickly as possible. We love
playing here. We want this to be our place where we pick up the most
points, where the players feel free to play and through our own
performances, that hasn’t been the case.
"I
don’t see the players not trying, I see sometimes maybe the other
way, where players are over-trying.
"I
felt attacking-wise, we could still do loads better today. But we
had enough ball around their box. We had enough crossing
opportunities. half-chances, Sandro’s hit his volley at the end.
"It
could have been a very different result again. But we’re just making
too many individual errors. It’s costing us goals at the other end.
We can’t do that at this level.
"If
you put a list of our goals, watched a lot of our goals we’re
conceding, in the Premier League especially, and put them together,
it’s not good showing for us. So we need to focus on that.”
Stats:
Sandro Tonali completed a century of appearances for
Newcastle in all competitions.
Jacob Murphy struck his 22nd Premier League goal for the
club, taking him level with Laurent Robert.
Jacob Ramsey doubled his PL goal tally for United, having
netted in the victory at Spurs earlier in the month.
Toffees @ SJP - PL era:
2025/26 Lost 2-3 Ramsey, J.Murphy
2024/25 Lost 0-1
2023/24 Drew 1-1 Isak
2022/23 Won 1-0 Almiron
2021/22 Won 3-1 og(Holgate), Fraser, Trippier
2020/21 Won 2-1 Wilson 2
2019/20 Lost 1-2 Schar
2018/19 Won 3-2 Rondon, Perez 2
2017/18 Lost 0-1
2015/16 Lost 0-1
2014/15 Won 3-2 Cisse, Perez, Colback
2013/14 Lost 0-3
2012/13 Lost 1-2 Cisse
2011/12 Won 2-1 og, R.Taylor
2010/11 Lost 1-2 Best
2008/09 Drew 0-0
2007/08 Won 3-2 Butt, Emre, Owen
2006/07 Drew 1-1 Ameobi
2005/06 Won 2-0 Solano 2
2004/05 Drew 1-1 Bellamy
2003/04 Won 4-2 Bellamy, Dyer, Shearer 2
2002/03 Drew 3-3 Dyer 2, OG (2-3pens) (LC)
2002/03 Won 2-1 Shearer, Bellamy
2001/02 Won 6-2 Shearer, Cort, O'Brien, Solano 2, Bernard
2000/01 Lost 0-1
1999/00 Drew 1-1 Shearer
1998/99 Lost 1-3 Shearer
1998/99 Won 4-1 Ketsbaia 2, Shearer, Georgiadis (FAC)
1997/98 Won 1-0 Lee
1996/97 Won 4-1 Ferdinand, Lee, Shearer, Elliott
1995/96 Won 1-0 Ferdinand
1994/95 Won 2-0 Fox, Beardsley
1993/94 Won 1-0 Allen
Latest PL results/fixtures:
Fri 27.02.2026:
Wolves 2-0 Aston Villa
Sat 28.02.2026:
Bournemouth 1-1 mackems
Burnley 3-4 Brentford
Liverpool 5-2 West Ham
Newcastle 2-3 Everton
Leeds United v Manchester City (5.30pm) Sky
Sun 01.03.2026:
Brighton & Hove Albion v Nottingham Forest (2pm) Sky
Fulham v Spurs (2pm) Sky
Manchester United v Crystal Palace (2pm) Sky
Arsenal v Chelsea (4.30pm) Sky
U18s:
Valentin's day
Blackburn Rovers U18s 3
Newcastle U18s 2
United's U18 side
were also on the wrong end of a five goal thriller on Saturday,
beaten by Blackburn at Brockhall in second half added time.
Trailing to Henry Johnson's 19th minute own goal, the young Magpies
drew level ten minutes into the second period when home goalkeeper
Harry Holt was also credited with an OG.
Kacey Wooster shot the visitors ahead on 64 minutes before Rovers
levelled through Archie McCoy's penalty conversion ten minutes
later, after Ezra Tika-Lemba was adjudged to have impeded Tyler
Mansbridge in the United area.
McCoy then turned provider in the second minute of time added on,
Valentin Joseph firing past goalkeeper Roman Dowell to claim all
three points for Blackburn.
Team: Dowell, Johnson, Durrant (Bloomer 35), Epia (Lucas 46), Moran, Taylor,
Tika-Lemba (Morgan 86), Cogdon, Wooster, Pinnington, Ferreira (Ndiweni
86).
Sub n/u:
Holland.
Booked: Wooster, Morgan
PL2:
Seagulls snatch a point
Newcastle U21s 2 Brighton U21s 2
Match report
Champions
League:
This IS the way
to Barcelona....
Newcastle were paired with Spanish side Barcelona in the Champions League Round of 16 draw
on Friday.
Confirmed match dates:
Tue 10.03.2026 Barcelona (h) 8pm GMT
Wed 18.03.2026 Barcelona (a) 5.45pm GMT
The Catalans won 2-1 at SJP in the League Phase of the competition
last September.
The two-legged test against Barca sees Hansi Flick's
side host Seville in La Liga on Sunday March 15th in between
games against United.
Reconstruction of the Nou Camp continues with a current
capacity of 45,000 meaning that just over 2,000 away tickets would
be available. Unconfirmed reports claim that capacity could be
increased by the time of our visit.
This will be the sixth and seventh meeting of the clubs, all of
which have come in the Champions League:
1997/98 won 3-2 (h) Asprilla 3
1997/98 lost 0-1 (a)
2002/03 lost 1-3 (a) Sh.Ameobi
2002/03 lost 0-2 (h)
2025/26 lost 1-2 (h) Gordon
2025/26 (h)
2025/26 (a)
Ticket details for the
first leg v Barcelona at SJP:
Cup scheme payments will be taken on Sat 28.02.2026
Member Ballot opens Mon 02.03.2026,
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Member Ballot closes Tue 03.03.2026, Noon
Ballot winner selection opens Tue 03.03.2026, 4pm
General sale Thu 05.03.2026, 10am
A further price increase puts them up to £69 and £79.
Champions
League:
It's a knockout
Newcastle
3 Qarabag FK 2
Match report
Premier League:
Closer
Manchester City 2 Newcastle 1
Match report
Update:
Loan lads
Harrison Ashby/Joe White (Bradford City):
Reading (a) League One, Saturday.
Charlie McArthur (Airdrieonians):
Greenock Morton (h) Scottish Championship, Saturday.
Max Thompson (Ayr United):
St.Johnstone (a) Scottish Championship, Saturday.
Tyler Jones (Dunston UTS):
Emley (a) Northern Premier League, Saturday.
Joe Brayson (Morpeth Town):
Ashton United (h) Northern Premier League, Saturday.
Odysseas Vlachodimos (Seville):
Real Betis (a) La Liga, Sunday.
Travis Hernes (Groningen):
FC Volendam (a) Eredivisie, Sunday.
Trevan Sanusi (Lorient):
Auxerre (h) Ligue 1, Sunday.
Matt Targett (Middlesbrough):
Birmingham City (a) Championship, Monday.
Antonio Cordero (Cadiz)
Eibar (a) La Liga 2, Monday.
Premier
League:
Manchester
United
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Wednesday sees
Michael Carrick bring his Red Devils to Gallowgate for an 8.15pm
kick-off, live on TNT Sports.
The Magpies will be aiming for their fourth successive home league
win over Manchester United, something that they haven't achieved
since 1931.
Team: To follow
MUFC: To follow
Referee: Peter Bankes - a fifth encounter of the
season with the Lancastrian official, who previously took charge of
the draw at Leeds, home wins over Forest and Fulham and the derby
loss.
VAR: Paul Tierney
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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
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No scheduled disruptions.
Rail: Scheduled disruptions are online
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Stats:
Red Devils @ SJP - Premier era:
2024/25 won 4-1 Tonali, Barnes 2, Guimaraes
2023/24 won 1-0 Gordon
2022/23 won 2-0 Willock, Wilson
2021/22 drew 1-1 Saint-Maximin
2020/21 lost 1-4 og(Shaw)
2019/20 won 1-0 M.Longstaff
2018/19 lost 0-2
2017/18 won 1-0 Ritchie
2015/16 drew 3-3 Wijnaldum, Mitrovic, Dummett
2014/15 lost 0-1
2013/14 lost 0-4
2012/13 lost 0-3
2011/12 won 3-0 Ba, Cabaye, og(Jones)
2010/11 drew 0-0
2008/09 lost 1-2 Lovenkrands
2007/08 lost 1-5 Ab.Faye
2006/07 drew 2-2 Milner, Edgar
2005/06 lost 0-2
2004/05 lost 1-3 Shearer
2003/04 lost 1-2 Shearer
2002/03 lost 2-6 Jenas, Ameobi
2001/02 won 4-3 Robert, Lee, Dabizas, og(Brown)
2000/01 drew 1-1 Glass
1999/00 won 3-0 Ferguson, Shearer 2
1998/99 lost 1-2 Solano
1997/98 lost 0-1
1996/97 won 5-0 D.Peacock, Ginola, Les, Shearer, Albert
1995/96 lost 0-1
1994/95 drew 1-1 Kitson
1994/95 won 2-0 Albert, Kitson (LC)
1993/94 drew 1-1 Cole
Upcoming PL fixtures:
(All games live on TNT Sports)
Tue 03.03.2026:
Bournemouth v Brentford (7.30pm)
Everton v Burnley (7.30pm)
Leeds United v mackems (7.30pm)
Wolves v Liverpool (8.15pm)
Wed 04.03.2026:
Aston Villa v Chelsea (7.30pm)
Brighton & Hove Albion v Arsenal (7.30pm)
Fulham versus West Ham (7.30pm)
Manchester City v Nottingham Forest (7.30pm)
Newcastle v Manchester United (8.15pm)
Thu 05.03.2026:
Spurs v Crystal Palace (8pm)
FA Cup:
Manchester City (h)
Newcastle's FA Cup Fifth Round tie
against Manchester City will be at
St. James' Park next Saturday, March 7th.
It's an 8pm
KO, live on TNT Sports.
A result must be reached on the day, with 30 minutes extra time
played if the score is level at 90 minutes. The tie will then be
settled via a penalty shootout if required.
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VAR: tbc
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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.
Metro:
No scheduled disruptions.
Rail: Scheduled disruptions are online
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Track works between Newcastle and York on March 7th mean that a
limited service will operate via an diversionary route and rail
replacements bus services will operate.
However, there's nothing scheduled southbound from Newcastle to Durham, Darlington or
York after the game.
Stats:
This will be the third meeting of these two teams at Gallowgate
in four months, following a 2-1 home Premier League home success and
a 2-0 Carabao Cup away win.
Fifth Round ties:
Fri 06.03.2026:
Wolves v Liverpool (8pm) BBC & TNT
Sat 07.03.2026:
Mansfield Town v Arsenal (12.15pm) TNT
Wrexham v Chelsea (5.45pm) BBC & TNT
Newcastle v Manchester City (8pm) TNT
Sun 08.03.2026:
Fulham v Southampton (Noon) TNT
Port Vale or Bristol City v mackems (1.30pm) TNT
Leeds United v Norwich City (4.30pm) TNT
Mon 09.03.2026:
West Ham v Brentford (7.30pm) TNT
Magpies v Citizens - last 3 seasons:
2025/26 to play (h) (FA)
2025/26 lost 1-2 (a) (PL)
2025/26 lost 1-3 (a) (LC)
2025/26 lost 0-2 (h) (LC)
2025/26 won 2-1 (h) (PL)
2024/25 lost 0-4 (a) (PL)
2024/25 drew 1-1 (h) (PL)
2023/24 lost 0-2 (a) (FA)
2023/24 lost 0-1 (a) (PL)
Magpies v Citizens - FAC all-time:
1923/24 won 2-0 SF (n)
1954/55 won 3-1 F (n)
1956/57 drew 1-1 3rd (h)
1956/57 won 5-4 3rd R (a)
1968/69 drew 0-0 4th (a)
1968/69 lost 0-2 4th R (h)
1974/75 won 2-0 3rd (a)
1976/77 lost 1-3 4th (h)
1994/95 won 3-1 5th (h)
2001/02 won 1-0 5th (h)
2019/20 lost 0-2 QF (h)
2023/24 lost 0-2 QF (a)
2025/26:
Senior Cup latest
Northumberland Senior Cup Second Round:
Newcastle Benfield 0-0 Morpeth Town (4-2 pens)
Heaton Stannington 1-1 Blyth Town (3-2 pens)
Alnwick Town 0-2 Newcastle University
24.03.2026 Whitley Bay v North Shields
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.
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Wed 04.03.2026 Manchester United (h)
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Sat 07.03.2026 U18s v mackems (h)
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Sat 14.03.2026 Chelsea (a) @
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SOLD OUT.
Allocation 3,083 (digital tickets).
Live on Sky Sports.
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18.03.2026 Barcelona (Spain) (a) @ Nou Camp, KO tbc. Champions League Ro16 Second Leg.
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Fri 20.03.2026 U21s
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Sat 07.03.2026 Man C (h) 8pm TNT
Tue 10.03.2026 Barcelona (h) 8pm tbc
Sat 14.03.2026 Chelsea (a) 5.30pm Sky
Wed 18.03.2026 Barcelona (a) 5.45pm tbc
Sun 22.03.2026 mackems (h) Noon Sky
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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:
Ro16(1): Tue 10.03.2026 Barcelona (h)
Ro16(2): Wed 18.03.2026 Barcelona (a)
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)
FA Cup:
R5: Sat 07.03.2026 Man City (h) 8pm
QF: Sat 04.04.2026
SF: Sat 25.04.2026
F: Sat 16.05.2026 (Wembley)
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)
2026/27 PL season:
Sat 22.08.2026
Match Week 1
Sun 30.05.2027
Match Week 38
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11.06-19.07.2026 World Cup Finals
World Cup Playoffs:
SFs: Thu 26.03.2026
F: Tue 31.03.2026.
Confederations play offs:
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 is replaced by an extended late
September/early October one running to 19 days, during which four internationals will be
staged.
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On This Day in History |
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28th February |
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Born Or Died:
1930 Arthur Bottom born, Sheffield.
(1958)
Coming through the ranks at Bramall Lane before moving on to
York City, Arthur first made his name during the Minstermen's 1954/55 FA Cup
run.
A hat-trick at Dorchester, two goals at Bishop Auckland and one at Notts
County helped York to a Semi-Final at Hillsborough, where he netted in a
1-1 draw against us - although United won the replay.
Almost three years later, relegation- threatened United's search goals led
them to Arthur and a £4,500 investment was repaid handsomely by a run of ten
goals in eleven games, including a debut brace in a 2-1 victory at Everton
(prompting the Pink Headline, "Bottom is Tops").
United posted a £500 profit when selling him to Chesterfield in November
1958, Arthur never elaborating on the reasons for his departure, except to say
that he was "happy when in the first team - but unhappy in the
reserves."
That was a clear reference to the fact that he'd played just three games
out of a possible fourteen that season for United - scoring three times.
And what proved to be Bottom's final SJP appearance is also worthy of note,
scoring five times in a 12-1 friendly demolition of Brazilan side Bela Vista
at Gallowgate.
Living in his native Sheffield, Bottom later played for Boston United and
Alfreton Town and after retiring from playing, worked as a silversmith.
Arthur died in hospital during April 2012 following a short illness. He was
82.
1958 Kevin Todd born, sunderland.
(1981-83)
Striker who came on trial from local league side Ryhope CA,
debuting for the reserve side in a 2-0 loss at Preston in March 1981.
Kevin then netted at Sheffield United - one of four goals he scored in eight
outings - and signed a permanent deal with the Magpies ahead of the 1981/82
season.
Appearing off the bench in pre-season against the mackems, Todd made
his senior Magpies debut as substitute in a 3-0 home win over Derby in October 1981.
His first goals then came in January 1982, netting twice in a 3-2 win
at Watford.
The following season he fluked one in at Rotherham in a 5-1 trouncing of the
Millers that was featured on Match of the Day - Kevin Keegan getting
the other four.
However, he played what was to be his final game for us only a month later - a
2-0 loss at Carlisle - before sustaining ligament damage that ultimately cost
him a top-level chance.
A spell with Darlington then saw him score 23 goals in 102 games, before
moving on to Newcastle Blue Star in 1985.
Next stop was the Finnish side FC Kuusysi Lahti, with whom he won a domestic
Cup Winner's medal in 1987.
And along with ex-Magpie Kenny Mitchell, Todd appeared at Anfield in the final
of the FA Sunday Cup in 1988 for the Wearside -based team Humbledon Plains
Farm.
Late that year he signed for Whitley Bay, seeing his profile raised again when
he made a return appearance on Match of the Day in December 1989,
scoring Bay's second goal in a 2-0 FA Cup win over Preston at Hillheads.
A spell with Berwick Rangers followed and season 1990-91 saw him voted
Scottish PFA Division Two Player of the Year.
A return to local non-league football in 1992 saw Todd link up with Bishop
Auckland, moving on to Spennymoor United in 1996.
He later ran a sports trophy business on Wearside.
1960 Jamie Scott born, Newcastle.
(1976-80)
Midfielder who was born locally but uprooted as a youngster
when his pitman father was transferred to the Staffordshire coalfield.
Jamie returned to the region and made his way through our junior set up, but had
the misfortune to come into the team in the wretched relegation season of
1977/78.
Making two appearances in Division Two the following season, he moved on to play for
Carlisle United and Torquay United.
He later turned out for Berwick Rangers, Ashington and Blyth Spartans while
working in a stone supply business.
Living in Morpeth, Jamie remained involved in local sport, winning a UK
Athletics Coach of the year award in 2006 for his work with young pole
vaulters - a sport he gave up as a youngster in favour of football.
1967 Death of Dick Keith, 33. Killed in an
accident while dismantling a garage door in a builder's yard. (1956-64)
1993 Ben Robinson born, Manchester.
(2009-11)
Goalkeeper who began his career at Flixton Juniors and later
joined Stockport County's School of Excellence, before moving on to Liverpool
at the age of 14.
Signing for Newcastle in early 2009, Ben made his U18 debut in a 2-2 home draw
with Sheffield United back in April of that year.
Vying with Jak Alnwick for the number one spot, Robinson graduated to the
reserve squad during the 2010/11 season but was never called into action from
the bench.
His final game was a 1-1 draw against Blackburn Rovers U18s in April 2011,
after which he returned to his native North West, with non-league Trafford FC.
2000 Otto Huuhtanen born, Tampere, Finland. (2016-19)
Initially playing football and ice hockey, goalkeeper Otto
chose the former at the age of 12 and was capped at youth level by Finland.
Invited for a trial at Newcastle in July 2016 following a previous spell with
Norwich City, the 16 year old impressed and a three year deal was soon agreed
with his club FC Ilves.
Relocating to Tyneside in October of that year, a debut for the U18 side came
during December 2016, Otto coming off the bench to replace injured custodian
Ben Smith in a 2-1 victory at Wolves.
Given 45 minutes for the U23s in their first pre-season game at Darlington in
July 2017, his first competitive reserve outing was also as a substitute,
Brendan Pearson making way for him in a Premier League Cup tie at Swansea in
early 2018.
Taking over from Paul Woolston during a 1-5 reverse at Southampton soon after
for his U23 league bow, Otto's first start saw him keep a clean sheet in a 3-0
win over Colchester United days before turning 18.
Released in 2019, he returned to Finland with Helsinki-based HIFK and made his
senior league debut in August 2020.
That proved to be his only outing for them however and following a loan move
to MYPA, a permanent departure to FC Honka followed in early 2021.
2021 Death of Glenn Roeder, 65. (1983-88 player, 2006-07
Manager)
News of the unexpected passing of the former player and
Manager due to a brain tumour was met with dismay by fans and those in
the football world alike.
Among tributes was one from Roeder's assistant at SJP Nigel Pearson, who
called him "a man with incredible integrity, humility, warmth,
humour and humanity."
1876
William
Graham
Stewart born Glasgow, Scotland. (1901-03)
 Scottish
international winger who began his career at Third Lanark, moving on to Queens
Park, where he scored in their 3-4 1900 Scottish FA Cup Final defeat by Celtic.
Joining United in the summer of 1901, Willie debuted in a 5-1 home win over
Stoke that September, getting off the mark with both goals in a 2-1 victory
against Aston Villa at Gallowgate the following April - although he had
previously netted in the FA Cup.
Helping the team finish third in his first season, Stewart was dropped midway
through the following campaign and exited SJP following a disappointing 14th
place.
NB: this wasn't the presenter of
TV quiz show
Fifteen to One or the Willie Stewart who had the best chip shop in Morpeth....
1984 Darren Ambrose
born, Harlow.
(2003-05)
 England U21 midfielder
signed from Ipswich Town in
March 2003, just days after the Portman Road club entered administration.
Ambrose had first come on to our radar in May 2001 when part of the Ipswich U17
side who beat their Newcastle counterparts 5-2 on aggregate in the league
playoff final.
That came just days after Darren had made his senior debut as a substitute
against Arsenal in the Premier League at Highbury.
Signed by Sir Bobby Robson in a £2.5m deal, Ambrose made his United debut in a
reserve game against Manchester United at SJP and netted within half an
hour.
His senior bow for Newcastle came from the bench away at West Bromwich Albion on the final day
of the 2002/03 season.
The following September then saw Darren mark his home debut by scoring against
NAC Breda in a UEFA Cup tie, barely six minutes after coming on to replace
Craig Bellamy.
That came in the 89th minute and his two other goals that season - at Leicester
and Southampton - were 90th minute efforts.
However, the arrival of Graeme Souness as manager the following season saw
Ambrose drop down the pecking order, with a mid- season injury hardly helping
his cause.
Despite netting at Old Trafford and Craven Cottage on his return to the
side in the closing weeks of the season (adding to a spectacular Boxing Day
strike at Bolton), he was sold to Charlton in July
2005 for £1m.
Sent off at the mackems on his Addicks debut, Darren suffered relegation in May 2007 and was loaned back to
former club Ipswich Town in November
2008.
However, he returned to the Valley a month later and suffered another
relegation, this time down to League One - becoming a free agent at the end of
the season.
Joining Crystal Palace on a free transfer, Darren's time at Selhurst Park saw him in the
goalscoring form of his life, once netting in six successive matches.
Sadly the second administration in his career saw the Eagles exchange playoff hopes for a relegation battle - with the player himself admitting that
he felt "jinxed".
Narrow escapes from the dreaded drop came in both 2009/10 and 2010/11, with
Darren returning to Tyneside as Neil Warnock's side were beaten during our
"year out".
Warnock's subsequent departure to QPR was widely expected to see Ambrose
relocate to Loftus Road but no move was concluded and he remained to help
Palace enjoy a run to the League Cup semi-finals in 2011/12. That
included an eye-catching 2-1 victory against Manchester United at Old Trafford
that featured an unstoppable long range strike by Darren at the Stretford End.
Exiting Selhurst Park in July 2012, Darren signed
for Birmingham City days after the appointment of
Toon old boy Lee Clark.
Having only made a handful of appearances for Blues, he went out on loan to
Greek side Apollon Smyrni in January 2014, scoring six times but
failing to prevent relegation.
A free agent once again, he
played for Colchester United in pre-season before re-joining Ipswich in
September 2014.
However, that
second spell at Portman Road was decimated by injury and he departed the
following year, signing for Colchester and marking his debut with a
goal
against Blackpool in August 2015.
Following one season with the U's, Darren retired to pursue
business interests including a barber's shop in Ipswich. He also worked as a pundit on
Sky Sports and matchday host at Selhurst Park.
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1903 Wolves (h)
2-4 (1-2)
Division One
P23, 19pts, 15th/18
Al.Gardner(17), An.Gardner(85)
Smith(12), Miller(22), Beats(55), Jones(63)
16,000
1914 Manchester United (a)
2-2 (2-2)
Division One
P28, 26pts, 14th/20
Hibbert(8), Shepherd(15)
Potts(1), Anderson(42)
30,000
The home side fielded no less than five reserve players in their side and
went ahead through Arthur Potts after just 15 seconds.
1920 Bolton Wanderers (h)
0-1 (0-0)
Division One
P31, 33pts, 7th/22
Roberts(60)
40,000
Once falling behind, "Newcastle's forwards went all to pieces and
had no idea of finishing an attack", reckoned the Yorkshire Post
reporter present at SJP.
1923 Cardiff City (h)
3-1 (1-1)
Division One
P30, 35pts, 3rd/22
Seymour(33), McDonald(63),
Harris(67)
Davies(16)
11,000
Hammered 0-5 at Ninian Park earlier that month, Newcastle deservedly gained
revenge on Tyneside, despite going a goal behind.
The grumpy correspondent for the "Western Mail" newspaper was
adamant that the home side's second and third goals were both offside; also
criticising the state of the pitch and poor attendance.
The game was rearranged for a Wednesday afternoon due to City's FA Cup
participation causing the original date to be changed.
1925 Cardiff City (a)
0-3 (0-0)
Division One
P30, 39pts, 4th/22
Nicholson(46,48), McIlvenny(87)
25,000
Cardiff's victory was all the more notable due to the fact that they had six
players absent due to international call-ups.
One of those played for Scotland against Ireland in Belfast, while the other
five lined up for Wales against England at Swansea.
Newcastle's Charlie Spencer was in the England side that opposed them, running
out 2-1 winners.
1931 Sheffield United (h)
1-0 (1-0)
Division One
P31, 30pts, 13th/22
Hutchison(3)
30,000
Duncan Hutchison's tenth goal in as many games ensured that both points
remained on Tyneside.
1942 Middlesbrough (h)
1-1 (0-1)
Wartime
Short(1-1)
Taylor(0-1)
8,000
Having scored against Boro at Ayresome
Park a week earlier, Gateshead-born John Short was on target again for
Newcastle.
Although officially a Leeds United player, Short was a regular wartime guest for
the Magpies.
Elsewhere the same day, Portsmouth beat Clapton Orient 16-1 and Blackpool
overwhelmed Tranmere Rovers 15-3.
However, neither eclipsed the Wartime scoring record; Norwich City putting 18
past Brighton without reply on Christmas Day 1940.
 1948
West Ham United (a)
2-0 (0-0)
Division Two
P30, 38pts, 3rd/22
Thompson(68), Milburn(70)
30,000
John Stephens netted for West Ham but referee, W.H.Dixon from Lincoln,
had already blown for half-time. |
 1951
Bristol Rovers (a)
3-1 (0-1)
FA Cup 6th Round Replay
Taylor(46), Crowe(53), Milburn(58)
Bradford(15)
30,724
Geoff Bradford opened the scoring for the Pirates at Eastville, but United
replied three times after the interval.
This remains one of the most high-profile games in the history of The Gas, while
Newcastle went on to lift the FA Cup.
Newsreel
footage is online here
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1953 Wolves
(h)
1-1 (1-1)
Division One
P31,
27pts, 15th/22
G.Robledo(5)
Wilshaw(26)
46,254 |
1955 Nottingham Forest (h)
2-2aet
2-2 (2-0)
FA Cup 5th Round First Replay
R.Mitchell(10),
Keeble(39)
Barrett(58), Scott(65)
38,573
Newsreel
footage |
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1959 Leicester City (a) 1-0 (0-0)
Division One
P30,
29pts, 12th/22
Eastham(68)
24,362 |
 1970
Tottenham Hotspur (h) 1-2 (0-1)
Division One
P34, 36pts, 10th/22
McNamee(65)
Pearce(10),
Chivers(75)
34,827
Unbeaten in their previous ten games,
this defeat saw Newcastle miss out on the chance of moving up into fifth place
in the table.
 1973
Derby County (h) 2-0 (0-0)
Division One
P32, 37pts, 5th/22
Macdonald(59),
Tudor(85)
34,286
Goalkeeper Martin Burleigh played his first senior game for over a year when
coming in for injury victim Iam McFaul - and played his part as the reigning
league champions were defeated at Gallowgate.
1973 Ray Ellison left Gallowgate,
signing for Sunderland at a cost of £10,000.
 1975
West Ham United (a) 1-0 (1-0)
Division One
P31, 34pts, 9th/22
Macdonald(26)
33,150
A Friday night (7.30pm KO) fixture at the Boleyn in order to avoid a clash
with the following day's League Cup Final.
Already without Alan Kennedy and Frank Clark through injury, Joe Harvey lost Pat
Howard with the mumps and drafted in youngster Micky Barker for his first team
debut.
He went to left back, Irving Nattrass switched from right back to sweeper and
David Craig returned to the side.
 1976
Manchester City (n)
1-2 (1-1)
League Cup Final
Gowling(34)
Barnes(11), Tueart(46)
100,000
Newcastle's first League Cup Final appearance brought them back to Wembley
two years after their FA Cup Final loss to Liverpool at Wembley Stadium.
And although Gordon Lee's Magpies did score this time round, Geordie Dennis
Tueart's overhead kick seconds after the interval dashed their hopes of trophy
success.
In addition to Tueart's Tyneside connection, the Citizens side included future
United reserve coach Willie Donachie, whose cross here was headed on for the
winning goal.
Youtube
footage is online here
 1981
Oldham Athletic (a)
0-0 (0-0)
Division Two
P31, 31pts, 13th/22
5,887
Having failed to conjure up a goal between them at SJP earlier in the
season, the return game at Boundary Park was similarly barren.
 1987
Wimbledon (a)
1-3 (0-1)
Division One
P28, 22pts, 22nd/22
Beardsley(52)
Sayer(15,53,68)
6,779
United were in London for a third successive Saturday, following a 1-2 loss
at QPR and the infamous 0-1 FA Cup exit at Spurs.
Peter Beardsley scored as the Magpies debuted at Plough Lane but was eclipsed by
Andy Sayer, whose hat-trick kept United rock bottom of the table.
 1990
AFC Bournemouth (h) 3-0 (0-0)
Division Two
P30, 47pts, 6th/24
Anderson(53), Quinn(59,89)
15,163
Making their first-ever league trip to SJP, The Cherries held out until half
time before United found a way past visiting 'keeper Gerry Peyton.
 1993
Tranmere Rovers (a)
3-0 (2-0)
Division One
P32, 67pts, 1st/24
Lee(26,87), Kelly(42)
13,082
After a mini-collapse during which United failed to win in six games, normal
service was resumed in this televised Sunday fixture at Prenton Park.
A pre-match boost was the injury to John Aldridge, and the home side showed
little invention up front in his absence.
Youtube
footage is online here
 1995
Ipswich Town (a)
2-0 (2-0)
Premiership
P30, 57pts, 3rd/22
Fox(12), Kitson(38)
18,639
Facing his hometown club, Ruel Fox put United ahead with his eleventh goal
of the season, while Paul Kitson supplied his ninth as the Magpies remained in
third position.
 1998
Everton (a)
0-0 (0-0)
Premiership
P27, 34pts, 12th/20
37,972
Just about the only item of interest in this uniformly miserable encounter
was the sustained abuse from home fans directed at Newcastle midfielder Gary
Speed, who had moved from Goodison to Gallowgate three weeks before.
 1999
Arsenal (h)
1-1 (0-1)
Premiership
P27, 35pts, 11th/20
Hamann(77)
Anelka(36)
36,708
Nicolas Anelka capitalised on poor play from Nicos Dabizas and
Steve Howey to give the visitors a half time lead.
United paired Louis Saha and Alan Shearer up
front but our leveller was a fine solo effort from Didi Hamann, who beat David Seaman from 20 yards.
Arsenal were forced into a substitution within three minutes of the start,
Remi Garde stretchered off after Nobby Solano helped him into an advertising
board.
NUFC.com match report
2007 Promising Whitley Bay striker Lee
Kerr saw his three-day trial with United reserves extended to a full week.
 2015
Aston Villa (h)
1-0 (1-0)
Premier League
P27, 35pts, 11th/20
Cisse(37)
51,573
Papiss
Cisse's eleventh goal of the season gave John Carver's side the win over a Villa
side who remained second from bottom and winless in 12 games.
Three points left Newcastle safe from relegation - or so it seemed....
NUFC.com match
report
 2017
Brighton & Hove Albion (a)
2-1 (0-1)
Championship
P34, 73pts, 1st/24
Diame(81), Perez(89)
Murray(14pen)
30,230
Two
late goals at the Amex Stadium sent United back to
the top of the league as the Seagulls memorably
sunk.
Late strikes from Mo Diame and Ayoze Perez won it after a
harsh penalty award had gifted Brighton
an early lead.
Diame's equaliser remains one of the oddest Newcastle goals ever;
Christian Atsu making a hash of his shot and the ball deflecting off a home
player before clipping the heel of Diame and looping into the Albion net.
NUFC.com match report
2017 Luke
Charman's brace saw the U23s progress to the last 16 of the Premier League Cup
with a 2-0 win over Southampton at Whitley Park.
NUFC.com match
report
2020
Elliot Anderson and Tom Allan netted for the U23s in a 2-0 win over Boro in PL2
at Bishop Auckland's Heritage Park.
It would be prove to be the final game of the campaign for the second string,
COVID restrictions seeing the season voided.
NUFC.com match report
2022 Newcastle U23s regained ground in the race for promotion from PL2
Division 2, overturning a two-goal deficit to beat Norwich City 4-3 at The Walks
home of National League side Kings Lynn Town.
NUFC.com match report
2023 Following a
review, the EFL altered their original decision to credit Newcastle's Sven
Botman with an own goal in the Carabao Cup Final 48 hours earlier.
The goal was given to Marcus Rashford despite
the camera behind the goal clearly showing his shot was off-target.
2024 Newcastle's reward for winning on penalties at Blackburn Rovers in
the FA Cup was a quarter-final away tie against current holders Manchester City.
1896 sunderland (h)
2-2 (2-2)
Friendly
Lennox(15), Aitken(45)
Campbell(10,1-2)
6,000
Two more goals for deadly striker Johnny Campbell, who would later defect to
SJP.
1936 Norwich City (h)
1-1 (1-1)
Division Two
Imrie(18)
Cecil(24)
4,000
The smallness of the crowd was attributed to ongoing problems between the
League and Pools companies, who refused to pay a levy for using fixtures on
their coupons.
As a result, the league withheld fixtures until the day of the game, when
coupons couldn’t be printed. Unfortunately fans were similarly in the dark
and crowds fell. The average for that season was over 22,000.
 1964
Swindon Town (h)
4-1 (1-1)
Division Two
Hilley(25),
Cummings(55), Burton(68),
Suddick(85)
Woodruff(80)
23,565
United's resurgence continued with in-form duo Alan Suddick and Bobby
Cummings both extending their scoring runs.
 1992
Port Vale (a)
1-0 (1-0)
Division Two
S.Watson(18)
10,321
Steve Watson crashed home his first-ever senior goal to secure a rare away
win - our first in the league since the previous August.
Youtube
footage is online here
2000 Peter Beardsley was preparing for a
guest spot playing for Australian side Melbourne Knights - at the age of 39.
His two match stint followed a similar cameo role for fellow ex-Magpie Ian
Rush at Sydney Olympic earlier in the year.
2000 Meanwhile, Mr
Justice Blackburne was
presiding over the NUFC vs SOS (Save our Seats) court action, brought by fans
who were evicted from their SJP seats - despite holding club bonds for those
same seats.
The club had won a small victory in blocking attempts by the SOS group to call
Kevin Keegan as a witness - the then-England boss submitting written evidence
instead.
And the verdict was to see Blackburne side with the club, whom he ruled had
acted in a "fair and reasonable" manner.
In a not-unrelated development, the club appointed Rogan Taylor of the
Football Supporters Association to front their new "fan friendly"
approach.
If SOS means nothing to you in a Toon context, then have a read of this
and this.
2000 There was good news about the four United youngsters involved in a
car accident, with Paul Dunn, Ryan Hogg and Johnny Mann all discharged and recovering at home.
Meanwhile, driver Kevin Wealleans continued to make good progress at Wansbeck
Hospital.
 2004
Portsmouth (a)
1-1 (1-0)
Premiership
Bellamy(34)
LuaLua(89)
20,640
Red faces all round for United at Fratton Park, after Craig Bellamy
had shot past ex-Magpie Shaka Hislop to net for a fourth successive game.
With a minute of normal time remaining, the ball broke for fellow Newcastle
striker Lomana LuaLua to fire home.
That he was able to score was due to our collective inability to defend corners,
but his presence on the pitch at all was due to clerical carelessness - given
that he was on loan from Newcastle to Portsmouth.
Despite being common practice with other clubs, no clause preventing him facing
us was inserted into the loan deal by United.
The Premier League subsequently altered their own legislation to automatically
exclude loan players from facing their parent clubs.
NUFC.com match
report here
2012
Haris
Vuckic made his senior bow for Slovenia as a second half substitute against
Scotland in a friendly. It finished 1-1 in Koper, with ex-Magpie Gary
Caldwell captaining the visitors for the first time.
2012 At Wembley meanwhile, former Magpie Stuart Pearce took
charge of the England senior side for the only time.
Following Fabio Capello's exit, the England U21 coach presided over
a 2-3 friendly loss to the Netherlands, handing the captaincy to SJP old boy
Scott Parker.
The visitors used future Magpie Luuk De Jong as a substitute, while
Tim Krul and Gini Wijnaldum remained on the bench.
 2020
Burnley (h)
0-0 (0-0)
Premier League
P28, 32pts, 14th/20
52,219
A second successive home draw maintained United's glacial progress
toward top-flight survival.
Steve Bruce's modified line-up were more attack-minded than previous
games, but the scoreless run stretched to four games, with just one
league win in ten.
Future Magpies Nick Pope, Jeff Hendrick and Chris Wood featured for
the Clarets.
NUFC.com match
report
2025 The U21s
recorded their most emphatic PL2 win of the season, defeating Stoke
City 4-1 who remain rooted to the bottom of the table and contributed to
their own demise with a first half dismissal.
Joe Brayson and Alfie Harrison both scored twice at Whitley
Park, Stoke losing Jaden Dixon in the 40th minute after two bookings in
quick succession.
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