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Carabao Cup:
More home comforts
Newcastle's reward for defeating Spurs in the Fourth
Round of the Carabao Cup is a home tie in the last eight
against a Fulham side beaten 2-1 at St. James' Park earlier this
month:
Quarter-final draw:
Arsenal v Crystal Palace
Cardiff City v Chelsea
Manchester City v Brentford
Newcastle v Fulham
Quarter-final ties are scheduled to take place in the week
commencing Monday December 15th, coming between our Sunday
PL visit to the mackems and the PL home game against Chelsea
the following Saturday lunchtime.
This is the third time that the Magpies and the Cottagers
have been paired in the League Cup, Newcastle 3-0 winners at
Gallowgate in the Fourth Round during January 1975.
Fulham then gained their revenge in October 1982, winning
both legs of a Second Round tie: 2-1 on Tyneside and then
2-0 on the banks of the Thames.
This is Newcastle's 13th appearance in the
quarter-finals and the fourth successive season that Eddie
Howe has guided his side into the last eight:
1974/75 Chester City (a) lost 0-1 (1st replay)
1975/76 Notts County (h) won 1-0
1995/96 Arsenal (a) lost 0-2
1997/98 Liverpool (a) lost 0-2
2001/02 Chelsea (a) lost 0-1
2006/07 Chelsea (h) lost 0-1
2014/15 Spurs (a) lost 0-4
2016/17 Hull City (a) drew 1-1 (lost 1-3 on pens)
2020/21 Brentford (a) lost 0-1
2022/23 Leicester City (h) won 2-0
2023/24 Chelsea (a) drew 1-1 (lost 2-4 on pens)
2024/25 Brentford (h) won 3-1
2025/26 Fulham (h)
Premier League:
TV times
awaited
Almost a fortnight after the announcement was due, news of
Premier League fixture alterations for the latter parts of December
and January is now expected imminently.
Seven Newcastle games are subject to change, amid speculation
that our visit to Old Trafford will be the one Premier League game
to be televised live on Boxing Day:
Sat 27.12.2025 tbc Manchester United (a)
Tue 30.12.2025 tbc Burnley (a)
Sat 03.01.2026 tbc Crystal Palace (h)
Wed 07.01.2026 tbc Leeds United (h)
Sat 17.01.2026 tbc Wolves (a)
Sat 24.01.2026 tbc Aston Villa (h)*
Sat 31.01.2026 tbc Liverpool (a)
* Aston Villa's visit to SJP will move from Sat 24.01.2026 due to
their Europa League tie on Thu 22.01.2026.
Carabao Cup:
Cockerels
get knotted
Newcastle 2 Spurs 0
Match action is online
here
Goals from Fabian
Schar and Nick Woltemade propelled Newcastle into the last eight of
the Carabao Cup as Spurs were twice caught napping at Gallowgate on
Wednesday.
Jacob Ramsey and Harvey Barnes had come close but the tie was
scoreless midway through the opening half when the hosts won a
corner that Sandro Tonali shaped to take.
However, the flag kick was delayed for some 45 seconds while Djed Spence fiddled with
his bootlaces, the visiting defender belatedly trotting towards the
area as the ball came over from the right - and was headed straight
into the Leazes End by Schar.
An outraged Richarlison led prolonged protests that his side weren't
ready, but referee Chris Kavanagh was unmoved and the goal stood -
the Spurs striker lucky to only be booked for manhandling the
referee and knocking Joe Willock to the ground.
That fuelled a period of Spurs pressure; Richarlison twice coming
close to connecting with dangerous low crosses pinged in from the
right flank after flowing moves upfield.
The hosts also came close themselves; good work from Tonali and
Malick Thiaw setting up Barnes for an acrobatic shot from close
range that shaved the Spurs crossbar.
United should have added a second soon after the restart when Joe
Willock wasted his header from close in, but the recalled midfielder
capped an encouraging display when pinging in a centre that
Woltemade reached ahead of goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky and nodded into
the net.
Two timely stops from Aaron Ramsdale then preserved Newcastle's two
goal advantage; first brilliantly denying Pape Sarr and then
Richarlison once again.
The threat from the North Londoners diminished though, as what
became a Tonali master class saw the Italian pop up at both ends of
the field to great effect.
Spurs were also undermined by repeatedly hitting passes out of play
amid ironic cheers from home fans and choruses of "Tottenham
Hotspur, it's happened again", as United closed in on their
fourth successive home win over them.
The introduction of messrs Trippier, Osula and Joelinton livened up
the Magpies - Joelinton soon tussling with Mohammed Kudus and
restrained by colleagues.
The lack of VAR saw only yellows shown although hands were raised
and when Kudus illegally prevented a counter-attack moments later,
Kavanagh ignored strong shouts for a second booking - again a VAR
opinion may have differed.
There were to be no more home goals, the nearest to a third when a
first time effort from Anthony Elanga cannoned off Kevin Danso and
just past his own post.
Despite retaining just three of the side that had lined up against
Fulham at the weekend, a third home win in nine days was richly
deserved and underlined our strength in depth, even without two full
backs and Yoane Wissa.
Spurs may have changed their manager since the last time they
visited, but aside from the profligate Richarlison never looked like
ending United's hopes of a Wembley return.
They still don't like it up north - let's see whether Thomas Frank's
side have any more appetite for the fight when the teams meet here
in the Premier League in December.
Team: Ramsdale, Krafth (Trippier 72), Burn, Schar, Thiaw,
Tonali, Ramsey (Guimaraes 80), Willock (Joelinton 71), Barnes,
Elanga (Gordon 89), Woltemade (Osula 71). Subs n/u: Pope,
Botman, J.Murphy, L.Miley.
Booked: Thiaw, Schar, Joelinton, Trippier
Goals: Schar 24, Woltemade 50
THFC: Kinsky, Porro, Spence,
Danso, Palhinha, Bentancur (Kolo Muani 65), Sarr, Johnson (Kudus
65), Simons, Bergvall, Richarlison (Tel 78). Subs n/u:
Austin, Gunter, Olusesi, Rowswell, Scarlett, van de Ven.
Booked: Richarlison, Palhinha, Kudus
Crowd: 51,216 including
4,900 away fans.
Andy Cole, Les Ferdinand and Alan Shearer attended.
Spurs supporter and alleged comedian Michael McIntyre was spotted in
the Directors Box, while the artist known as Sting aka Wor Gordon
was present.
Referee: Chris Kavanagh - second Newcastle game of the season so
far for the Lancashire whistler, following the 1-0 Premier League
home success against Wolves.
Completely bottled the second yellow and dismissal of Kudus. Despite
taking ages to give decisions earlier in the game, he immediately
gave a bizarre hand waving gesture to indicate no booking.
VAR: n/a
Eddie Howe said:
"Really pleased because I think when you make the changes we
did you hope to see a performance that's in line with our identity
and our expectations.
"I thought the pressing early on in the game and general attitude of
the players was very good.
"I think with the way we work we like to think regardless of
the changes we make they deliver a Newcastle performance in line
with our expectations.
"It's most important that our attitude is right from minute one and
the will to win that you need and we had. Individually I thought
there were some really good performances, collectively we were
strong."
On which competitions he is targeting:
"There is no priority. We just want to win and win consistently.
That's such a healthy thing for the group to feel.
"The acid test was this game for that because of the changes
we made. Was our mentality and mindset going to waver? The most
pleasing thing for me was that it didn't.
"We enjoy the competition. We take it seriously. We want to do well.
It's up to the players and how they take to the pitch.
"We made a number of changes. There is always a slight doubt
about how that team will knit together.
"But, from minute one, we looked in a really good place.
Athletically we were excellent. A lot of those players haven't
played regularly so that's testament to their professionalism and
how they have looked after themselves between games and they got
their rewards."
On scoring from a corner:
"something we've worked really hard on lately in our game and I
think we have the height and power to cause teams problems.
"It's great to see a great delivery from Sandro (Tonali) and
Fabian's (Schar) header was top class. He's always had a goal
in him, he's always had that creative side of him game and it was a
great moment for him."
Fourth Round results:
Tue 28.10.2025:
Grimsby Town 0-5 Brentford
Wycombe Wanderers 1-1 Fulham (4-5 pens)
Wrexham 1-2 Cardiff City
Wed 29.10.2025:
Arsenal 2-0 Brighton
Liverpool 0-3 Crystal Palace
Swansea City 1-3 Manchester City
Wolves 3-4 Chelsea
Newcastle United 2-0 Spurs
Stats:
Fabian Schar scored his first goal of the season and his 22nd in
league and cup for Newcastle. He now has three goals to his name in
the Carabao Cup, netting during home wins over AFC Wimbledon and
Brentford last season.
Nick Woltemade netted his sixth Newcastle goal in all
competitions, adding a Carabao Cup effort to his four in the Premier
League and one in the Champions League.
Spurs in Toon: PL era:
2025/26 won 2-0 Schar, Woltemade
2024/25 won 2-1 Barnes, Isak
2023/24 won 4-0 Isak 2, Gordon, Schar
2022/23 won 6-1 Murphy 2, Joelinton, Isak 2, Wilson
2021/22 lost 2-3 Wilson, og (Dier)
2020/21 drew 2-2 Joelinton, Willock
2019/20 lost 1-3 Ritchie
2018/19 lost 1-2 Joselu
2017/18 lost 0-2
2015/16 won 5-1 Gini 2, Mitrovic, Janmaat, Aarons
2014/15 lost 1-3 Colback
2013/14 lost 0-4
2012/13 won 2-1 Ba, Ben Arfa
2011/12 drew 2-2 Ba, Sh.Ameobi
2010/11 drew 1-1 Coloccini
2008/09 won 2-1 N'Zogbia, Duff
2008/09 lost 1-2 Owen (LC)
2007/08 won 3-1 Martins, Cacapa, Milner
2006/07 won 3-1 Dyer, Martins, Parker
2005/06 won 3-1 Bowyer, Sh.Ameobi, Shearer
2004/05 won 1-0 Kluivert (FAC)
2004/05 lost 0-1
2003/04 won 4-0 Shearer 2, Robert 2
2002/03 won 2-1 Speed, Shearer
2001/02 lost 0-2
2000/01 won 2-0 Speed, Cordone
1999/00 won 6-1 Shearer 2, Speed, Dabizas, Ferguson, Dyer (FAC)
1999/00 won 2-1 Glass, Dabizas
1998/99 drew 1-1 Ketsbaia
1997/98 won 1-0 Barton
1996/97 won 7-1 Shearer 2, Ferdinand 2, Lee 2, Albert
1995/96 drew 1-1 Ferdinand
1994/95 drew 3-3 D.Peacock, Gillespie, Beardsley
1993/94 lost 0-1
Thanks to everyone who entered our score prediction competition in
association with Pitch Publishing.
We had two copies of
"Pass Master", a new memoir from former
Magpie midfielder, Liam O'Brien and 44 of you correctly guessed that
we'd defeat Spurs 2-0.
That required a random draw to decide the winners, from which
John Dunn and Graham Robinson.
The Pitch Amazon shop with exclusive discounts is
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Premier League:
Everton (a) sale info
Updated details for our Hill Dickinson Stadium debut:
ST applications open Mon 27.10.2025, 2pm
ST applications close Tue 28.10.2025 2pm
Seat selection opens Wed 29.10.2025
165+ loyalty points from 2pm
62+ loyalty points and ballot winners from 4pm
Seat selection closes Fri 31.10.2025, 2pm
Champions League:
Marseille (a)
sale info
Updated details for the CL visit
to the Velodrome:
ST applications open Tue 28.10.2025, 2pm
ST applications close Wed 29.10.2025 2pm
Seat selection opens Thu 30.10.2025
58+ loyalty points from 2pm
18+ loyalty points and ballot winners from 4pm
Seat selection closes Sat 01.11.2025, 2pm
Preliminary details are online here
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2025/26:
West Ham (a)
Newcastle attempt to end their seven game winless Premier League run
on the road at the London Stadium on Sunday.
It's a 2pm kick-off, live on Sky Sports.
NB: Away ticket transfers for this
game end earlier than usual and must be completed by 2pm on Saturday.
The Magpies are making their ninth appearance at this unloved
edifice of a sports stadium, having lost just one of the previous
eight; winning five times and drawing twice.
Team: to follow
WHUFC: to follow
Ex-Magpie Callum Wilson has netted once for his latest club in six
Premier League appearances (one start). The forward failed to score
in any of his five outings against Newcastle during his time as a
Bournemouth player.
The Hammers have lost all four of their PL home games so far this
season - and the final one last season - the first time since 1931
they've suffered that ignominy.
Referee: Robert Jones - second Toon posting of the season for the
Merseyside whistler, having taken charge of our 0-0 draw at
Bournemouth and ignored a blatant shirt pull in the box on Nick
Woltemade. That doesn't inspire confidence...
VAR: Paul Howard
UK TV: Live on Sky Sports
City centre bars with live TV coverage include:
The Dog & Parrot on Clayton Street West.
The Prince on Pudding Chare.
Pumphreys in the Bigg Market.
Overseas TV:
to follow
UK Radio:
Live on BBC
Radio 5 Live
Metro: No scheduled disruptions.
Tube: Planned disruptions are online
here
Rail: Planned disruptions are online
here
Stats:
Magpies @ Hammers - PL era:
(2017/18 onwards at London Stadium)
2024/25 Won 1-0 Guimaraes
2023/24 Drew 2-2 Isak 2
2022/23 Won 5-1 Wilson 2, Joelinton 2, Isak
2021/22 Drew 1-1 Willock
2020/21 Won 2-0 Wilson, Hendrick
2019/20 Won 3-2 Clark, Fernandez, Shelvey
2018/19 Lost 0-2
2017/18 Won 3-2 Saivet, Diame, Atsu
2015/16 Lost 0-2
2014/15 Lost 0-1
2013/14 Won 3-1 Cabaye 2, Remy
2012/13 Drew 0-0
2010/11 Won 2-1 Nolan, Carroll
2008/09 Lost 1-3 Owen
2007/08 Drew 2-2 Martins, Geremi
2006/07 Won 2-0 Duff, Martins
2005/06 Won 4-2 Owen 3, Shearer
2002/03 Drew 2-2 Bellamy, Jenas
2001/02 Lost 0-3
2000/01 Lost 0-1
1999/00 Lost 1-2 Speed
1998/99 Lost 0-2
1997/98 Won 1-0 Barnes
1996/97 Drew 0-0
1995/96 Lost 0-2
1994/95 Won 3-1 Sellars, Lee, Mathie
1993/94 Won 4-2 Cole, Lee 2, Mathie
Latest fixtures:
Sat 01.11.2025:
Brighton & Hove Albion v Leeds (3pm)
Burnley v Arsenal (3pm)
Crystal Palace v Brentford (3pm)
Fulham v Wolves (3pm)
Nottingham Forest v Manchester United (3pm)
Spurs v Chelsea (5.30pm) Sky
Liverpool v Aston Villa (8pm) TNT
Sun 02.11.2025:
West Ham v Newcastle (2pm) Sky
Manchester City v AFC Bournemouth (4.30pm) Sky
Mon 03.11.2025:
mackems v Everton (8pm) Sky
Academy:
Youngsters advance
Newcastle U17s have advanced to the knockout stages of this season's
Premier League Cup,
with three wins from as many games seeing them win their group.
This is the second successive season that Newcastle have reached the
last eight of this competition, exiting at the hands of Manchester
United in 2024.
Also in the quarter finals are Blackburn Rovers, Crystal Palace, Leicester
City, Liverpool, Southampton, West Bromwich Albion and West Ham.
News of the draw is awaited.
Internationals:
Toon Teens in actionTuesday afternoon saw England
and Scotland U17s meet in a European Championship qualifying tie at
Airdrie, with Newcastle representation in both sides.
The visitors included United goalkeeper George
Mair and were captained by midfielder Sam Alabi,
while defender Oliver Goodbrand wore the armband for the
Scots.
Goodbrand's side were 1-0 winners thanks to a goal in second half
added time, both he and Mair playing for the entire game while Alabi
completed 64 minutes.
Both sides return to action on Thursday; England facing Lithuania
before Scotland take on Sweden. The third and final set of games on
Monday then sees England against Sweden and Scotland against
Lithuania.
Elsewhere, United's Lesecond Yeutembip is in the
England U16 squad for the Football Federations Cup in the Turkish
city of Antalya.
The 15 year-old defender was in the starting line-up for their
opener on Thursday, England defeating Wales 5-1.
Next up is a meeting with hosts Turkey on Saturday and then Portugal
on Tuesday.
U21s:
Capital victory for stiffs
Crystal Palace U21s 0 Newcastle U21s 2
Match report
Premier League:
Where there's a Will, there's a
way....
Newcastle 2
Fulham 1
Match report
Premier League:
PL (h) ticket updatesTicket sale details for Newcastle's trio of Premier League
home games in December are as follows:
Spurs (h)
Member ballot open: Mon 03.11.2025, Noon.
Member ballot close: Tue 04.11.2025, Noon.
Ballot winners notified Wed 05.11.2025 by 11am.
Seat selection opens Wed 05.11.2025, Noon.
Seat selection closes Fri 07.11.2025, Noon.
ST forwarding/resale open Fri 07.11.2025, 4pm.
Mags sale open Mon 10.11.2025, 10am.
Burnley (h)
Member ballot open: Mon 10.11.2025, Noon.
Member ballot close: Tue 11.11.2025, Noon.
Ballot winners notified Wed 12.11.2025 by 11am.
Seat selection opens Wed 12.11.2025, Noon.
Seat selection closes Fri 14.11.2025, Noon.
ST forwarding/resale open Fri 14.11.2025, 4pm.
Mags sale open Mon 17.11.2025, 10am.
Chelsea (h)
Member ballot open: Mon 17.11.2025, Noon.
Member ballot close: Tue 18.11.2025, Noon.
Ballot winners notified Wed 19.11.2025 by 11am.
Seat selection opens Wed 19.11.2025, Noon.
Seat selection closes Fri 21.11.2025, Noon.
ST forwarding/resale open Fri 21.11.2025, 4pm.
Mags sale open Mon 24.11.2025, 10am.
The borrowers:
Loan lads
Magpies on temporary postings:
Tyler Jones (Ashington):
Newton Aycliffe (h) Northern Premier League, Friday.
Antonio Cordero (KVC Westerlo):
KVC exited from the Belgian Cup on Thursday, beaten 2-3 away at
Beerschot. Cordero didn't get off the bench.
Travis Hernes (Groningen)
Elimination from the Dutch Cup on Thursday for Groningen, beaten 2-5
at Sparta Rotterdam. Hernes wasn't selected.
Joe White (Leyton Orient)
Tuesday saw the O's gain a 1-0 home success over Aston Villa U21s in
the EFL Trophy, with midfielder Joe returning from injury and
completing 45 minutes.
Aidan Harris (Coleraine):
The Irish Premier League leaders shared four goals at home to
Linfield on Tuesday, with Aidan between the posts.
Trevan Sanusi (Lorient) (injured tbc):
A gallant 1-1 home draw with PSG in Ligue 1 was secured on Wednesday
with no sign of the on-loan winger.
Odysseas Vlachodimos (Seville):
A night off for the goalkeeper on Tuesday, as Seville registered a
4-1 win at Toledo in the Copa Del Rey.
Matt Targett (Middlesbrough):
Watford (a) Championship, Saturday.
Champions League:
Bilbao (h)
Eddie Howe's side reach the halfway point in this season's Champions League
first phase campaign when the Basques of Bilbao visit Tyneside this
coming Wednesday.
It's an 8pm kick-off.
Team: To follow
ACB:
To follow
Beginning their participation in this competition by losing 0-2 at
home to Arsenal and 1-4 at Borussia Dortmund, Ernesto Valverde's
side registered maximum points last time out thanks to a 3-1 home
success against FK Qarabag.
Currently sitting ninth in La Liga, Bilbao visit Basque rivals Real
Sociedad on Saturday before heading to Tyneside.
Referee: tbc
VAR: tbc
UK TV: Live on TNT Sports
Overseas TV:
To follow
UK Radio: Live on talkSPORT 2
Stats:
Spanish sides @
SJP - competitive games:
1968/69 Real Zaragoza (h)
won 2-1 (Fairs Cup)
1994/95 Atletico Bilbao (h) won 3-2 (UEFA Cup)
1997/98 Barcelona (h) won 3-2 (Champs League)
2002/03 Barcelona (h) lost 0-2 (Champs League)
2003/04 Real Mallorca (h) won 4-1 (UEFA Cup)
2005/06 Deportivo La Coruna (h) lost 1-2 (Intertoto)
2006/07 Celta Vigo (h) won 2-1 (UEFA Cup)
2025/26 Barcelona (h) lost 1-2 (Champs League)
Since the 1994 UEFA Cup meeting, Athletic
have twice returned to Tyneside for kickabouts; 2001 seeing them
triumph 1-0 in the Rob Lee testimonial before losing 1-2 during July
2022.
Current coach Valverde was part of the backroom staff in 2001 and
first team boss in 2022.
2025/26:
Brentford (a)
The Magpies face the Bees in the Premier League at the Gtech Stadium on Sunday
week, November
9th.
It's a 2pm kick-off, live on Sky Sports.
Team: to follow
BFC: to follow
Referee: tbc
VAR: tbc
UK TV: Live on Sky Sports
Overseas TV: tbc
UK Radio:
None listed as yet.
Metro: No scheduled disruptions.
Tube: Planned disruptions are online
here
Rail: Planned disruptions are online
here
Stats: To follow
Upcoming fixtures:
Sat 08.11.2025:
Spurs v Manchester United (12.30pm) TNT
Everton v Fulham (3pm)
West Ham United v Burnley (3pm)
mackems v Arsenal (5.30pm) Sky
Chelsea v Wolves (8pm) Sky
Sun 09.11.2025:
Aston Villa v Bournemouth (2pm) Sky
Brentford v Newcastle United (2pm) Sky
Crystal Palace v Brighton & Hove Albion (2pm) Sky
Nottingham Forest v Leeds United (2pm) Sky
Manchester City v Liverpool (4.30pm) Sky
Book:
Belfast boy
Out now from Pitch Publishing is the definitive biography of United icon, Bill
McCracken, penned by renowned Magpies club historian Paul Joannou.
The Belfast-born defender served Newcastle for 15 seasons,
winning three titles and one FA Cup while generating headlines
worldwide for his revolutionary offside tactic.
Bill's life in football then extended for over half a century in
managerial and scouting roles, included that of transfer advisor to
Magpies supremo Stan Seymour in the 1950s.
"Bill McCracken..." is available to
direct from the publisher via their Amazon shop
here
with an exclusive discount.
Check out the Pitch catalogue
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and find offers on current and future NUFC titles on Amazon
here
2025/26:
Senior Cup latest
Northumberland Senior Cup First Round results:
23.09.2025 Alnwick Town 4-0 Prudhoe YC
07.10.2025 Newcastle Benfield 2-2 Newbiggin (5-4pens)
07.10.2025 Newcastle Blue Star 0-2 North Shields
14.10.2025 Whitley Bay 2-0 West Allotment Celtic
23.10.2025 Newcastle University 2-0 Ashington
28.10.2025 Blyth Town 2-0 Blyth Spartans
(Heaton Stannington and Morpeth Town enter in R2)
The NFA have 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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Fixtures:
Fri 31.10.2025 U21s v Ipswich Town (a)
@ Portman Road,
7pm. PL2.
Sat 01.11.2025 U18s v Everton (h) @ Little Benton,
12.30pm. U18 Premier League.
Sun 02.11.2025 West Ham (a) @ London Stadium, 2pm.
Premier League. Live on Sky
Sports.
SOLD OUT. Allocation
3,000. (Digital
tickets). Away ticket transfers will end on Sat 01.11.2025, 2pm.
Wed 05.11.2025 U19s v Athletic Bilbao (Spain) (h) @
Gateshead Stadium, 3pm. U19 Youth League game 4.
Ticket information tbc.
Wed 05.11.2025 Athletic Bilbao (Spain) (h) @ SJP, 8pm.
CL League stage game 4. Live
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now.
Sat 08.11.2025 U18s v Burnley (a) @ BFC
Training Ground, 12.30pm. U18 Premier League.
Sat 08.11.2025 U21s v Burnley (h) @ Little Benton, 1pm.
PL2.
Sun 09.11.2025 Brentford (a) @ Gtech Stadium, 2pm.
Premier League. Live on Sky
Sports. SOLD OUT. Allocation tbc. (Paper tickets).
Tue
11.11.2025 U21s v Harrogate Town (a) @ Exercise Stadium, 7.45pm.
EFL Trophy.
Tue 18.11.2025 U21s v
Real Sociedad (Spain) (h) @ Whitley Park, 7pm.
Premier League International Cup.
Fri 21.11.2025 U21s v Paris SG (France) (h) @ Whitley Park, 7pm.
Premier League International Cup.
Sat 22.11.2025 U18s v
Liverpool (h) @ Little Benton,
11am. U18 Premier League Cup.
Sat 22.11.2025 Manchester
City (h) @ SJP, 5.30pm. Premier League.
Live on Sky
Sports.
ST fwding/resale now.
Tue 25.11.2025 U19s v
Marseille (France) (a) @ Stade Francis Turcan, KO tbc. U19 Youth League game
5. Ticket
info awaited.
Tue 25.11.2025 Marseille (France) (a) @
Orange Velodrome, 8pm GMT. CL League stage game 5. Live on
TNT
Sports.
Seat selection
closes Sat 01.11.2025, 2pm. £44. Allocation 3,000.
Sat 29.11.2025 U18s v
Derby County (h) @ Little Benton,
1pm. U18 Premier League.
Sat 29.11.2025 Everton (a) @
Hill Dickinson Stadium, 5.30pm.
Premier League. Live on Sky
Sports.
Seat selection closes Fri 31.10.2025, 2pm. Allocation
3,000.
Sun 24.05.2026 PL ends.
NUFC live on TV (all UK times):
Sun 02.11.2025 West Ham (a) 2pm
Sky
Wed 05.11.2025 Bilbao (h) 8pm
TNT
Sun 09.11.2025 Brentford (a) 2pm
Sky
Sat 22.11.2025 Man City (h) 5.30pm
Sky
Tue 25.11.2025 Marseille (a) 8pm
TNT
Sat 29.11.2025 Everton (a) 5.30pm
Sky
Tue 02.12.2025 Spurs (h) 8.15pm
Sky
Wed 10.12.2025 Leverkusen (a) 8pm
TNT
Sun 14.12.2025 mackems (a) 2pm
Sky
Sat 20.12.2025 Chelsea (h) 12.30pm TNT
(PL Selections made to Mon 22.12.2025)
Live PL TV release dates:
Late Dec & Jan overdue
Feb by Wed 17.12.2025
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 will be 3pm
Saturday KOs. All games rescheduled to Sunday due to UEFA commitments will
be televised live).
Champions League:
(all UK times)
L1: Thu 18.09.2025 Barcelona (h) lost 1-2
L2: Wed 01.10.2025 Union SG (a) won 4-0
L3: Tue 21.10.2025 Benfica (h) won 3-0
L4: Wed 05.11.2025 Bilbao (h) 8pm
L5: Tue 25.11.2025 Marseille (a) 8pm
L6: Wed 10.12.2025 Leverkusen (a) 8pm
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:
QF: w/c Mon 15.12.2025 Fulham (h)
SF1: w/c Mon 12.01.2026
SF2: w/c Mon 02.02.2026
F: Sun 22.03.2026 (Wembley)
FA Cup:
(NUFC enter in Round 3: draw takes place on or around Sun 07.12.2025).
R3: Sat 10.01.2026
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)
National League Cup Group D:
Wed 13.08.2025 Gateshead (a) won 4-3
Wed 08.10.2025 Boston United (a) won 3-1
Tue 02.12.2025 Scunthorpe U (a) 7pm
Tue 16.12.2025 Halifax Town (a) 7pm
Vertu (EFL)
Trophy Northern
Group F:
Tue 02.09.2025 Huddersfield T (a) lost 2-6
Wed 15.10.2025 Mansfield T (a) drew 2-2
Tue 11.11.2025 Harrogate T (a) 7.45pm
PL U21 International Cup Group C:
Tue 18.11.2025 Real Sociedad (h) 7pm
Fri 21.11.2025 Paris SG (h) 7pm
Sat 20.12.2025 Dinamo Zagreb (h) 1pm
Tue 13.01.2026 Benfica (h) 7pm
U19 Youth League:
Thu 18.09.2025 Barcelona (h) lost 2-3
Wed 01.10.2025 Union SG (a) lost 0-2
Tue 21.10.2025 Benfica (h) lost 1-5
Wed 05.11.2025 Athletic Bilbao (h) 3pm
Tue 25.11.2025 Marseille (a)
Wed 10.12.2025 Leverkusen (a)
U18 Premier League Cup Group B:
Tue 26.08.2025 Leicester City (h) won 3-2
Sat 04.10.2025 Aston Villa (a) lost 1-7
Sat 22.11.2025
Liverpool (h) 11am
FA Youth Cup:
(NUFC U18s enter in Round 3, ties be played on or before Sat
13.12.2025).
Other events @ SJP:
Euro 2028:
date(s) awaited.
Winter transfer window:
Thu 01.01.2026-Mon 02.02.2026 @ tbc
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National Service |
2025/26
International breaks:
10.11-18.11.2025
21.12-18.01.2026 AFCON Finals
23.03-31.03.2026
11.06-19.07.2026 World Cup Finals
2026/27:
21.09-06.10.2026
09.11-17.11.2026
22.03-30.03.2026
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Whoops, He did it Again... |
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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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30th October |
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Born Or Died:
1894
Neil Harris born, Tollcross, Glasgow, Scotland. (1920-25)
Diminutive forward who had begun his playing career with Vale
of Clyde before moving on to join Partick Thistle.
Guesting during wartime for Distillery and Fulham, Harris was loaned to
Kilmarnock, Rangers and St.Mirren before completing a £3,300 move to Newcastle
in May 1920.
Debuting in a 1-1 home draw against West Bromwich Albion the following August,
Neil's first goal goal came the following week during a 1-3 defeat away to
Everton.
A hat trick in a 6-1 home hammering of the mackems later that season then came
during a record eight game scoring run and he remained an attacking mainstay
during the following four seasons.
The 1923/24 campaign was to be a high point for Harris, his 23 goal haul
including eight FA strikes, not least of which was a hat trick to defeat Derby
County in the third replay of a Second Round tie.
Scoring both goals in the 2-0 semi-final win over Manchester City at St.Andrews,
Neil then made the vital breakthrough against Aston Villa in the final, netting
with just seven minutes remaining as the Magpies ultimately ran out 2-0
winners.
That was a second memorable moment at Wembley that month for Harris, who had
won what was to be his sole senior cap there for Scotland in a 1-1 draw with
England just two weeks earlier.
Leaving United in 1925, Harris appeared for the Magpies of Notts County, Irish
side Shelbourne and Oldham Athletic before returning to Scotland with Third
Lanark.
A first taste of management came as player -boss of Burton Town and after a
stint in Ireland with Distillery, he took charge of Swansea Town in 1934 and
then Swindon Town some five years later.
Remaining in post after the outbreak of WW2 saw league football suspended, Neil
made a brief playing return at the age of 45 away to Bristol City. However it's
reported that his borrowed boots were too small and he lost two toenails in a
2-5 defeat!
With the County Ground in use by the War Department, Swindon opted to suspend
playing in 1940 and Harris was released on the understanding that he'd be
recalled to his post once football recommenced.
However, he passed away in December 1941.
1924
Charlie Crowe born, Walker.
(1944-57)
Left half who joined United in 1944 from local football and
played in wartime games, although his competitive first team debut didn't come
until an FA Cup tie against Barnsley in January 1946.
Becoming a senior team regular by the 1949-50 season as United cemented their
place back in the top flight, Charlie played in the 1951 FA Cup final victory
over Blackpool at Wembley Stadium.
However he wasn't selected for
the 1952 final and also missed out in 1955, picking up an ankle injury during a
league match against
Spurs just days earlier.
Despite that winner's medal however, Charlie maintained that the
highlight of his career at SJP was when his fellow players chose him as Magpies
club captain
in 1954.
After leaving United, Charlie appeared for Mansfield Town, returning to live in
North Tyneside after retiring from playing.
Spells coaching in Egypt, Whitley Bay and on the FA staff followed and he also
worked as a civil servant on North Tyneside.
Sadly, Charlie was diagnosed with Alzheimers disease and died in February 2010,
the last survivor of the 1951 side.
His name lived on in a successful charity effort to acquire a high-powered MRI scanner housed in
Newcastle.
1946
Tony Green born, Kinning Park, Glasgow. (1971-73)
Recalled with genuine fondness by those who saw him play, Tony
Green's talents were comparable with the likes of Paul Gascoigne and Peter
Beardsley. However, injury would prevent him from truly making his mark
for both club and country.
Brought to England by Blackpool from Albion Rovers in May 1967 at a cost of
£15,500, Tony's skill had delighted Tangerines fans although he spent a year
out through injury.
After submitting a transfer request, Green moved to SJP in a part-exchange deal
in October 1971, with £150,000 and Keith Dyson heading to Bloomfield Road.
Debuting the following month in a 0-1 loss at Everton on his 25th birthday, a 5-1
win over Coventry City in the Texaco Cup then gave Gallowgate spectators their
first taste of the midfielder's magic.
And when he marked his home league debut the following Saturday with a goal in
a 3-1 win over Southampton, Tyneside had a new cult hero and manager Joe Harvey
had the last piece of his ideal XI.
Tony's task was to provide service to front duo Malcolm Macdonald and John
Tudor, but the sheer artistry of his ball playing was worth the admission fee
alone.
International recognition came while Green was still a Seasider, winning the
first of six full caps for Scotland against Belgium in Liege during February
1971 - in the same side as future club colleague Bob Moncur.
However, a tackle during a game against Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park in September 1972 left Green with cartilage damage from which he
never recovered.
After a failed comeback for the reserves, what Joe Harvey called
"the saddest day of my life" came in December 1973, when Green
confirmed his retirement.
Awarded a testimonial match at SJP in May 1974, Tony became a mathematics
teacher in the Blackpool area and two years later was invited to join the Pools
Panel.
Speaking to a Seasiders' website he said:
"When I played for Blackpool, we regularly had crowds of 20,000 or
above, this was often increased when the illuminations were on, as a result of
holiday makers.
"In Newcastle, everyone seems to support the football team. Even the wives
knew the result, as it depended on whether their partners were in a good mood
or not.
"It’s unfair to compare Blackpool’s fans with Newcastle’s, because
I believe that Newcastle have the best support in the country."
1997 Sean Longstaff born, North Shields
(2014-25)
Midfielder whose U18 debut came from the bench in a 0-1 loss away to Arsenal in April 2014.
Scoring seven times in his
first ten youth league games, Sean marked his reserve bow in October 2014 by netting in a
friendly win at Heaton Stannington.
An U21 league bow came from the bench against Blackburn Rovers two months
later, his first competitive goal in a 4-6 loss at
Derby County in October 2015.
Longstaff's reserve form saw him watched by scouts
from various clubs and a loan move to Scottish Premier
League side Kilmarnock was agreed in early 2017.
Three goals in 17 appearances followed and the
following season was spent with League One Blackpool -
making a spectacular start for the Tangerines with
four eye-catching strikes in his first quartet of
league games.
Ending the season with nine goals from 45 outings, a
further loan move was tipped for 2018/19 but in the
event Sean remained with Newcastle and marked his
senior bow with a goal in a friendly at St. Patrick's
Athletic.
Wearing number 36, Lobby then made his competitive
debut in a League Cup loss at
Nottingham Forest - warming the bench
in the Premier League around that time without getting
on.
A Premier League bow came in a 0-4 Boxing Day defeat at Anfield;
with a first senior goal for the Magpies at Blackburn Rovers in the FA Cup a
month later.
The 2019/20 season saw him line up with
younger brother for the first time in the Premier League against Manchester United, Matty scoring the only goal of the game.
Two games later Sean was shown a straight red card at home to Wolves, picking up a three game ban.
Netting at Oxford United in the FA Cup and then at Bournemouth post COVID
lockdown, a loss of form and injuries restricted his impact during the
early part of the 2020/21 season.
A regular starter in the opening weeks of the following campaign, Lobby
scored another memorable goal in
a 1-1 draw at Watford.
Playing his part in the side's resurgence under Eddie Howe, Sean continued
to thrive during the 2022/23 season, two goals in the home leg of the Carabao Cup semi-final against Southampton sending United to
Wembley.
Used as a substitute in the opening weeks of the 2023/24
season, Sean's return to the side coincided with an improvement in results and
he almost marked his Champions League debut with a late winner at AC Milan.
A run of three goals in five games then followed, including one at the Gallowgate
End against PSG in the Champions League,
However, his appearances became mainly from the bench and he was sold to
newly-promoted Leeds United in July 2025.
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Lge |
FAC |
LC |
Eur |
Tot |
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A |
S |
G |
A |
S |
G |
A |
S |
G |
A |
S |
G |
Ap |
Su |
Gl |
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118 |
53 |
10 |
18 |
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3 |
17 |
3 |
2 |
4 |
1 |
1 |
157 |
57 |
16 |
1997 Ben Smith born, Gateshead
(2014-17)
The second Magpies Academy goalkeeper of that name, Ben
began training with United in 2010, earning a
scholarship ahead of the 2014/15 season.
However, an injury during a friendly game sidelined him for the whole of the campaign.
Returning to fitness but finding himself behind
Nathan Harker, Paul Woolston and Brendan Pearson, Ben played a handful of games
for Bristol City U18s while on loan during 2015.
Between the posts for Newcastle's opening pre-season game at Bradford
PA in July 2016, further injury problems sidelined him until
early 2017.
A competitive reserve team debut then arrived in a 2-1 defeat at Swansea City
in the Premier League Cup that January.
Later loaned to non-league Spennymoor United, Ben was released by
Newcastle at the end of the 2016/17 season.
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What Else?
1897 Willington Athletic
(h)
6-0 (2-0)
FA Cup Third Qualifying Round
Aitken(1-0,2-0,?-0,?-0), Campbell(?-0),
Jackson(?-0)
6,000
Newcastle began their FA Cup
campaign for the season with a routine victory over the
Northern Alliance side from Willington Quay.
Initially reported in local newspapers as a 5-0 success,
the correct 6-0 outcome appeared in subsequent reports.
Willington were drawn at home but switched the game from
their ground at Rosehill to Gallowgate in order to benefit
from an increased attendance.1909 Bury (a)
2-1 (1-1)
Division One
P12, 15pts, 3rd/20
Shepherd(37,46)
Kay(6)
15,204
The visit of United and their former Bolton Wanderers
player Albert Shepherd attracted a larger crowd than usual
to Gigg Lane.
The striker duly scored both Newcastle goals to silence
those Lancastrians who had thought him "fit
sport for sardonic enjoyment" in the opinion of
the Bolton Evening News reporter.
1920 Bradford Park
Avenue (a)
2-0 (0-0)
Division One
P12, 18pts, 1st/22
Harris(50), Aitken(75)
15,000
Following a 2-1 success on Tyneside the previous
weekend, United completed a win double for their seventh
victory in as many games and went to the top of the league
as a consequence.
1926 sunderland (a)
0-2 (1-0)
Division One
P13, 16pts, 5th/22
Halliday(34), Death(71)
30,000
The Magpies were weakened for their visit to Roker
Park when Hughie Gallacher was selected by Scotland to
face Wales.
In his absence United failed to score and lost for the first time in ten
league games.
1926 Gallacher netted once for Scotland as they
defeated Wales 3-0 at Ibrox Park. Fellow Magpie Bob McKay
was called up but didn't appear in the starting line-up.
1937 West Ham United
(a)
0-1 (0-0)
Division Two
P13, 8pts, 20th/22
Morton(90)
34,000
A poor game played on a pitch described as an
"ice rink" was settled in the closing seconds
when England international winger Jackie Morton beat Tom
Swinburne.
Newcastle's shooting was of poor quality, one miscued
effort on goal sailing over the bar and ending up in the
street outside!
Such was the abuse directed at Newcastle's Bill Imrie by
some home followers after a robust challenge, that two
policemen were posted near the offending section to keep
the peace.
1943 Hartlepool United
(a)
4-5 (1-2)
Wartime
Stubbins(31,2-2,3-2), Milburn(75)
Short(3,0-2)
Scott(60), Mullen(65), Newman(88)
7,472
"90 minutes of the most exhilarating and exciting
football one could wish to see"
exclaimed the Hartlepool
Northern Daily Mail correspondent, who was enthralled by "22
lusty young fellows, most of them thriving on army rations
seriously setting about each other on a football
pitch."
 1948
Liverpool (h)
1-0 (1-0)
Division One
P15, 20pts, 3rd/22
Milburn(41)
67,362
The first return of former favourite Albert Stubbins to
Gallowgate saw the
crowd increase from the 60,958 that had witnessed Wolves beaten two
weeks earlier.
However a pulled thigh muscle rendered Albert ineffective
and saw him moved out to the wing; Jackie Milburn firing
home shortly after Bob Paisley had limped off for the
visitors.
 1954 Wolverhampton
Wanderers (h)
2-3 (1-2)
Division One
P15, 13pts, 16th/22
Milburn(27,81)
Smith(10),
Wilshaw(14), Swinbourne(90)
49,279
Following a 1-3
defeat by Chelsea and a 4-4 draw with Spurs, United again
faltered at home as they remained without the injured
Frank Brennan.
Having recovered from a two goal deficit thanks to
Jackie Milburn's brace, the Magpies looked set for a point
until Roy Swinbourne's header won it and sent Wolves back
to the top of the league.
 1957
Middlesbrough (a)
0-3 (0-1)
Friendly
Fitzsimons(44)
McLean(54),
Peacock(60)
27,056
An embarrassing friendly loss for the top-flight
Magpies, beaten by their Second Division hosts
under the recently-installed
Ayresome Park floodlights.
Both sides were forced into an involuntary change due to
an Army versus the FA fixture at Old Trafford the
same night: United's Alec Tait in the military XI and opposed by Brian Clough for the FA.
Team: Simpson,
Whitehead, Batty, Scoular, Stokoe, Franks, White, Hill,
Tait, Eastham, Punton.
 1965 Fulham (a)
0-2 (0-0)
Division One
P15, 12pts, 15th/22
Key(88), Leggat(89)
19,226
Scoring remained a problem for Joe Harvey's
side, who recorded a third successive blank despite
dominating the game.
The Cottagers broke away twice in the closing stages
to win the game and leave United languishing in 15th place
- what was to be their finishing position that season.
 1968
Sporting Lisbon (Portugal) (a)
1-1 (1-0)
Fairs Cup 2nd Round 1st Leg
Scott (32)
Morais(90)
9,000
A cloudburst in the Jose Alvalade stadium threatened
to end this tie prematurely but United held firm until a hopeful shot
hit the bar and rebounded into the net via Willie
McFaul's elbow on 90 minutes.
Press photos of the tie reveal that the hosts wore two different kits, discarding their sodden
green and white hoops at half time in favour of a half
& half design change kit in the same colours.
 1971
Everton (a)
0-1 (0-0)
Division One
P15, 8pts, 22nd/22
Ball(70)
38,811
Tony Green made his United debut on his 25th birthday,
having only met his new team mates an hour earlier.
Sporting his famous white boots, Alan Ball had one effort
ruled offside but won the game with a fine right footed
shot from outside the area.
Youtube footage is online
here
 1973
Birmingham City (a) 2-2 (1-1)
League Cup 3rd Round
Gibb(44),
McDermott(46)
Latchford(18,50)
13,025
Gary Sprake saved a 70th minute spot kick from Malcolm Macdonald,
consigning the sides to a replay at SJP a
week later.
1975 England lost
1-2 in Bratislava to a lively Czechoslovakia side and
Malcolm Macdonald again couldn't hit the target.
 1976
Stoke City (h)
1-0 (0-0)
Division One
P12, 15pts, 4th/22
Cannell(63)
32,339
Just over a month after losing on Tyneside in the League
Cup, The Potters were beaten again at Gallowgate - despite fielding highly-rated goalkeeper
Peter Shilton and ex-Magpie striker John Tudor.
 1982
Leeds United (a)
1-3 (1-1)
Division Two
P12, 15pts, 13th/22
Anderson(40)
Worthington(44), Burns(76), Butterworth(84)
26,570
Youngster Chris Hedworth debuted from the bench in a violent
encounter at Elland Road, coming soon after a two-legged
League Cup meeting between the teams.
Kevin Keegan was struck by objects (including
a ball bearing) thrown from the home fans, while
goalscorer John Anderson appeared to have been hit with a
coin flung from among the away contingent.
The referee took the teams from the field on both
occasions and the police
struggled to restore order as fighting broke out, with more trouble outside after full time.
 1984
Ipswich Town (a)
1-1 (1-0)
League Cup 3rd Round
McDonald(19)
Gates(57)
15,084
Having convincingly beaten them 3-0 at SJP in the
league earlier in the month, it ended honours even in this
midweek visit to Suffolk.
However, former Magpie Bobby Ferguson was to steer his side to
victory in the replay.
Youtube
footage is online here
 1985 Oxford United (a)
1-3 (1-1)
League Cup 3rd Round
Cunningham(38)
Thomas(20,50) Hebberd(78)
8,096
Future Magpie Andy Thomas netted a brace as United lost
at the Manor Ground.
 1993
Wimbledon (h)
4-0 (1-0)
Premier League
P13, 19pts, 9th/22
Beardsley(36pen,63,71),
Cole(60)
33,371
After a troubling week that included defeats at Southampton and Wimbledon and quarrels between Lee Clark,
Andy Cole and Manager Kevin Keegan, peace broke out.
After clearing the air, both players were back in the side
and celebrated as Cole netted.
The day belonged to Peter Beardsley though, who scored the
first goals of his second spell at SJP, capping the
afternoon with his hat trick goal - a cheeky chip over
Hans Segers.
Youtube
footage is online here
 1999
Arsenal (a)
0-0 (0-0)
Premiership
P13, 11pts, 17th/20
38,106
Franck Dumas cleared off the line but Match of the Day
cameras showed that a Russian linesman might have
given it. John Karelse made a rare appearance in goal.
NUFC.com match report
2003 A crowd of 3,102 saw the Reserves crash to a
0-4 home defeat
at the hands of Manchester United's second string.
NUFC.com match
report
 2005
West Bromwich Albion (a)
3-0 (0-0)
Premiership
P11, 15pts, 10th/20
Owen(46,78), Shearer(80)
26,216
One of the highlights of a forgettable season was seeing
messrs Owen and Shearer blow away the Baggies with some world-class finishing.
NUFC.com
match report
2006 The
reserves made it 18 home games unbeaten; Andy
Carroll's effort enough to send Blackburn
Rovers away from Kingston Park empty-handed.
NUFC.com
match report
2007
Glenn Roeder was announced as the new boss at Carrow Road,
with Norwich City sitting at the bottom of the Championship.
2009
Academy manager Richard Money left the club in order to
take up the vacant position of Luton Town boss.
The former Hatters player had been linked with various lower
league jobs since joining United in the summer of
2008.
2010 Newcastle's Academy team inflicted a 3-0 defeat on a beleaguered Leeds
side with only a single point from ten games. Ryan McGorrigan's opener was
followed by a Brad Inman brace.
 2013
Manchester City (h)
0-2aet
0-0
(0-0)
Capital One Cup 4th Round
Negredo(99), Dzeko(105)
33,846
Extra time efforts
from Alvaro Negredo and Edin Dzeko proved enough to end our interest
in the League Cup for another season.
A City side with ten changes their previous league game survived some uncomfortable moments and were
slightly fortunate to make it as far as the additional half hour.
However, United lacked the killer touch to record a first win over City in fifteen
league and cup attempts going back eight years.
NUFC.com match report
 2017
Burnley (a)
0-1 (0-0)
Premier League
P10, 14pts, 9th/20
Hendrick(74)
21,031
One lapse cost United at Turf Moor in a Monday night TV game as
future Magpie, Jeff Hendrick's goal
ultimately divided the two teams.
Ayoze Perez lost the ball in midfield and when the rebound from Rob Elliot's
save reached the back post, Hendrick had time to control before smashing the
ball into the roof of the net.
NUFC.com match report
 2021
Chelsea (h)
0-3 (0-0)
Premier League
P10, 4pts, 19th/20
James(65,77),
Jorginho(81pen)
52,209
Following a 1-1 draw at Crystal
Palace, Graeme Jones continued as interim boss but was
unable to prevent our winless run reaching
ten games.
Stonewalling the Premier League
leaders for
65 minutes, Thomas Tuchel's side
belatedly made
their overwhelming possession count and won comfortably.
NUFC.com match report
 2024
Chelsea (h)
2-0 (2-0)
Carabao Cup Fourth Round
Isak(23), og(Disasi)(26)
52,111
United gained swift revenge for a Premier League loss at
Stamford Bridge four days earlier, beating the Blues at SJP to reach
the Carabao Cup quarter-finals for a third successive season.
NUFC.com match report
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