1898 Everton (a) 
0-3 (0-2)
Division One
P2, 0pts, 18th/18 
Clarke(10), Owen(0-2), og(Lindsay)(47)
16,000

1904 Derby County (a) 
1-1 (1-0)
Division One
P2, 3pts, 6th/18 
Appleyard(10) 
Middleton(1-1)
10,000

1910 Oldham Athletic (a) 2-0 (1-0)
Division One
P3, 2pts, 11th/20 
Shepherd(3,66) 
34,000
Albert Shepherd celebrated his 25th birthday with both goals at Boundary Park - having been brought up near neighbouring Bolton.

1913 Players Union XI (h)
1-3 (0-1)
Friendly 
Higgins(77) 
Fox(5),Freeman(48),Smith(71)
8,000 
A Players Union benefit match at Gallowgate, Sandy Higgins scoring a late goal for the hosts after replacing the injured Edward Cooper.

Oscar Fox of Bradford City, Bert Freeman of Burnley and Joe Smith of Bolton Wanderers all netted for the Union XI.

Team: Lawrence, Hudspeth, Whitson, Veitch, Harrison, Finlay, Cooper (Higgins), King, Hall, Hibbert, McDonald (JJ Carr).

1921 Burnley (a) 
0-2 (0-1)
Division One
P5, 6pts, 7th/22 
Anderson(44,64)
28,016

1924 Blackburn Rovers (h) 
4-0 (2-0)
Division One
P5, 5pts, 6th/22 
Harris(5,11,4-0) Hudspeth (3-0pen) 
30,000 
Debut for Tom Urwin, at outside right. He also appeared for Middlesbrough and Sunderland.

1927 Manchester United (a) 7-1 (2-0)
Division One
P4, 7pts, 2nd/22 
Seymour(18,85),
McDonald(40), Gallacher(55), Urwin(59), Harris(62), McKay(6-1)
Spence(48)
50,217
Injury saw the hosts without centre half Frank Barson, but such was Newcastle's domination that most observers didn't reckon that it would have mattered.

The "Athletic News" reporter was rather smitten with the victors:

"In these days of frantic striving for league points it is an unexpected and welcome pleasure to witness a team capable of winning a match convincingly without subordinating scientific combination and individual skill to the dashing and often aimless methods which apparently constitute the make-up of most league teams today."

1928 Burnley (a) 
3-4 (0-0)
Division One
P5, 3pts, 18th/22 
Hudspeth(48pen,89pen), Lang(67)
Beel(52,75), Mantle(77), Page(80)
20,000
All seven goals came in the second half as the Clarets completed a win double over United just a fortnight after their 7-2 success at SJP.

1930 Birmingham (a) 
1-1 (0-0)
Division One
P4, 3pts, 15th/22 
Lindsay(56) 
Bradford(83)
19,862
A 6pm kick-off at St.Andrews saw United goalkeeper Mick Burns selected for his first game in nine months after Albert McInroy was ruled out due to injury.

1932 Leicester City (a) 
3-0 (2-0)
Division One
P4, 7pts, 4th/22 
Boyd(8,21), Lang(80) 
20,000
An elusive first win at Leicester in eight visits since 1909 maintained Newcastle's unbeaten start to the season.

1938 Burnley (h) 
3-2 (3-1)
Division Two
P5, 5pts, 12th/22 
Bowden(4), Stubbins(29), Cairns(34) 
Hornby(25), Martindale(73)
30,824
Teenager Albert Stubbins marked his home debut with a second goal in as many games - but found himself moved into the half back line after the break when Duggie Wright injured his ankle.

1947 Birmingham City (a)
0-0 (0-0)
Division Two
P6 7pts, 7th/22 
51,704
Those reporters who billed this early season game as the meeting of the two main promotion rivals were spot on: City would win the league by three points from United.

1949 Charlton Athletic (a) 
3-6 (0-3)
Division One
P7, 5pts, 17th/22 
Milburn(54,68), Mitchell(57)
Lumley(21,42,55), Revell(48), O'Linn(19,85)
40,582
Adding insult to injury for United at The Valley was the fact that the home side's hat-trick hero Tommy Lumley hailed from Consett.

1952 Sunderland (h)
2-2 (0-1)
Division One
P5, 3pts, 19th/22 
og(Stelling)(49), Davies(73)
Watson(44),
T.Wright (81)
60,727 
Trailing at half time, Newcastle soon got back on terms through an own goal from Jack Stelling.

1955 Luton Town (a)
2-4 (0-3)
Division One
P7, 6pts, 14th/22 
Milburn(70,89)
Turner(5pen), Morton(35), MacEwan(44), og(Lackenby)(50)
25,814
Newcastle were on the back foot at Kenilworth Road as early as the fifth minute, when Jimmy Scoular was harshly adjudged to have handled a cross in his box.

And things got no better until the closing stages, with the Hatters even more dominant that their four goal lead after 50 minutes might suggest and United hanging on.

The game was captured on film, with a helicopter used to transport the footage for transmission in that evening's BBC "Sports Special" TV programme.

1956 Morton (Scotland) (a) 
3-1 (2-0)
Friendly 
Davies(1-0) Milburn(2-0, 3-1), 
Baird(2-1)
6,000 
After making his first team debut two days previously, Gordon Hughes broke his leg in this testimonial at Cappielow Park, Greenock in a tackle with Tommy Orr - the testimonial beneficiary.

Youngster Alan Spears appeared in his place but was never called into competitive senior action during his time as a Magpie.

Team: Simpson, Keith, Batty, Keery, Stokoe, Crowe, Hughes (Spears 30), Davies, Milburn, Hannah, Evans.

1956 There was also an injury blow for the Central League side in their away game at Stoke City, with 17 year-old winger Joe Thewlis breaking his collar bone.

The Magpies drew 2-2 thanks to goals from George Lackenby and Bill Curry.

1958 Newcastle's Reserve side were beaten 0-2 at SJP by their Bury counterparts.

1958 Chelsea (a) 
5-6 (2-2)
Division One
P6, 6pts, 13th/22 
Wright(30,49), White(37),  Franks(53) Davies(80),
Brabrook(20), Greaves(40, 47), Nicholas(80) Tindall (82,85)
46,601 
An exceptional game, with Newcastle recovering from a 0-2 deficit to draw level by half time.

A thunderbolt from Albert Franks then put the hosts ahead before Reg Davies shot through 'keeper Bill Robertson's legs to make it 5-3.

An injury to Gordon Hughes saw him leave the field - a major blow in these pre-substitute days - and after Chelsea got one back, Ron Tindall levelled and then won it late on. 

First Magpies goalkeeper Stewart Mitchell's attempted throw to Bob Stokoe bounced off his back and into the path of Tindall before the striker headed home the winner.

1960 Manchester City (h)
1-3 (0-1)
Division One
P7, 6pts, 13th/22 
Marshall(48) 
Law(12), Hannah(58), Hayes(83)
25,904
0-6 losers away at West Bromwich Albion the previous Monday, another poor United display prompted slow hand claps from malcontented fans.

The Sunday Sun were equally unimpressed by what they saw, dubbing the docile hosts "Mitten's kittens."

Ex-Magpie George Hannah was on target for the visitors who could have won by a greater margin: Terry Marshall's goal a miscued cross that caught out visiting custodian Bert Trautmann.

1960 Things were no better for Newcastle reserves, beaten 1-7 by the Citizens at Maine Road. John Mitten got United's goal.

1966 Burnley (h) 1-1 (1-1) Division One P7, 6pts, 15th/22  McGarry(26)  Harris(24) 25,485  Debut for Stuart Alderson.
	1966 The reserves were in Central League action against Burnley at Turf Moor  Youngster Alan Duffy made his second string bow in a 1-3 loss. Tommy Knox netted for United.
1974 Nottingham Forest (a)  1-1 (0-1)  League Cup 2nd Round Macdonald(56) Bowyer(25) 14,183

1975 Southport (h) 
6-0 (2-0) 
League Cup 2nd Round
Gowling(34,37,52,84), Cannell(74,85) 
23,352 
The Division Four visitors gave up home advantage in return for a guaranteed £6K of gate receipts from Newcastle.

Alan Gowling scored his first Magpie goals after a foot injury ruled Supermac out.

1977 West Bromwich Albion (h) 0-3 (0-2)
Division One
P5, 2pts, 22nd/22 
Regis(8), Cunningham(16), Robson(79)
22,705 
United were taken apart by the speed and poise of the Baggies: notably from Cyrille Regis and Laurie Cunningham, no doubt to the disgust of the sellers of racist literature outside SJP at this time.

1983 Grimsby Town (a)
1-1 (0-1)
Division Two
P5, 7pts, 9th/22 
Keegan(50)
Speight(42) 
9,000
Not for the first time, Mariners 'keeper Nigel Batch performed heroics to give his side a share of the points.

1988 Derby County (a) 
0-2 (0-0)
Division One
P3, 1pt, 19th/20 
Hebberd(66), Goddard(79)
16,014 
Progamme cover star and ex Magpie, Paul Goddard found the net for Arthur Cox's Rams at the Baseball Ground.

"Sarge" admitted later that:  "I was happy at Newcastle United, but as a family we couldn't settle so far from our London origins".

1994 Chelsea (h) 
4-2 (2-2)
Premier League
P5, 15pts, 1st/22 
Cole(7,66), Fox(21), Lee(53)
Peacock(15), Furlong(27)
34,435 
A wonderful day began with physio Derek Wright accepting Kevin Keegan's latest Manager of the Month award. 

United played Mike Hooper in goal in the absence of suspended Pavel Srnicek, with veteran John Burridge on the bench. 

An early rocket from Cole was equalised by former Magpie Gavin Peacock before Robert Lee saw a penalty saved. Fortunately Fox was on hand to knock in the rebound. 

Finally, Dennis Wise was sent off for saying nasty things to the referee's assistant. Once a little sh*t, always a little sh*t....
Youtube footage is online here

1996 Halmstads (Sweden) (h) 4-0 (2-0)
UEFA Cup 1st Round
1st Leg
Ferdinand(6), Asprilla(26), Albert(51), Beardsley(54)
28,124
Kevin Keegan went for the jugular, dropping defender Robbie Elliott in order to add Tino Asprilla to a forward line consisting of Alan Shearer, Les Ferdinand, Peter Beardsley and David Ginola.

The United boss commented afterwards that: 

"We had three, and sometimes two, at the back, and five up front. The only thing that was missing was a goalkeeper with a woolly jersey and a flat cap!"

1997 David Batty and Les Ferdinand (by then a Spurs player) joined former Magpie Paul Gascoigne in the England line-up as Moldova were beaten 4-0 at Wembley. 

Meanwhile, in Tbilisi, United's Temuri Ketsbaia helped Georgia hold Italy to a 0-0 draw, meaning England would qualify for France 98 if they could get a point in Rome.

2001 Newcastle Reserves beat Bedlington Terriers 3-1 to win the Northumberland Senior Cup Final - held over from 2000-01. 

Colin McMenanmin, Michael Chopra and Lomana LuaLua netted at Blyth's Croft Park.
NUFC.com match report

2005 Fulham (h)
1-1 (0-1)
Premiership
P5, 2pts, 19th/20
N'Zogbia(78)
McBride(13)
52,208
Michael Owen made his much-anticipated debut but it was Charles N'Zogbia who netted the vital equaliser - our first goal of the season.

To complete a mixed day for United boss Graeme Souness, Scott Parker was sent off in the closing stages - after Albert Luque had been stretchered off.  
NUFC.com match report

2009 The Serious Fraud Office announced an investigation into suspected criminal price fixing and fraud at Britain's two largest sports retailers: JJB and Sports Direct.

The investigation followed a referral from the Office of Fair Trading, which had been probing the businesses since the turn of the year.

There was better news, meanwhile, for Chris Hughton who picked up the August Manager of the Month award for the Championship.

2012 A week before United's next game, two players returned to Tyneside with injuries sustained during international training.

Fabricio Coloccini reported a hamstring problem while with Argentina and further bad news came when Tim Krul suffered an elbow injury during a training session with the Netherlands.

2016 Derby County (a)
2-0 (1-0)
Championship
P6, 12pts, 2nd/24
Gouffran(20), Yedlin(90+1)
30,405
A Saturday teatime live TV game featured the away support debuting a "magic hat" song in tribute to birthday boy Matt Ritchie.

Yoan Gouffran's first Toon goal since 2015 put United on track to end a four game winless run against the Rams, substitute DeAndre Yedlin's late effort ensuring our fourth successive Championship victory.
NUFC.com match report

2017 Swansea City (a)
1-0 (0-0)
Premier League
P4, 6pts, 10th/20
Lascelles(76)
20,872
Illness meant that Rafa Benitez missed seeing his side win away in the Premier League for the first time since his appointment.

Jamaal Lascelles gave a captain's display for his missing manager, clearing off the line and then thumping home the winner.

Jesus Gamez made his PL bow, one of five Spanish nationals in the side overseen by coach Francisco de Miguel Moreno aka "Paco".
NUFC.com match report

2024 Another England start for Anthony Gordon, this time at Wembley in the 2-0 defeat of Finland. He played for 66 minutes while Nick Pope and Tino Livramento remained on the bench.