“Black -white beadam.”
There is every chance that the words spoken by the Sky Sports co-commentator Gary Neville when Newcastle United took the lead in Sunday’s Carabao Cup finals will become part of the football folklore because Magpies ended their decade trophy drought.
Newcastle saw smaller balls against previous Liverpool owners at Wembley Stadium, but dominated the game in the capital, creating far more than their famous opposition.
The damage was applied in a short magic on both sides at halftime, with the Boyood Newcastle Dan Burn fans – which the club announced for 11 years, but returned 29 after a career after it was primarily engraved in the Championship and League 1 – which Magpies took into the lead just before the interval.
Alexander Isaac, player Liverpool identified as a potential upgrade to Darwin Nunez Newcastle added to the transfer market for the second seven minutes after restarting.
Federico Chiesa stopping time, subject to a long and painfully tense check, set the final treatment, destroying the nerves of Newcastle fans everywhere, but the Magpies stayed.
Red, red that were thrown out of the Champions League just days earlier After Paris Saint-Germain surpassed two legs, he had no answer. This indicates the first actual crisis for the slot for Arne from the success of Jurgen Klopp last May, although in fact a wider context, his team is still 12 points is clear at the top of the Premier League with the remaining less than ten games.
Newcastle has been waiting for a big trophy since 1969, winning the Inter-Citsies Fair Cup-President of the Modern UEFA Cup/Europa League. Their last major domestic trophy was still longer before 1955, when Jackie Milburn’s club legend was at the end of her career.
Magpies are painfully close to the end of the drought on several occasions, losing the FA Cup finals in 1974, 1998 and 1999, the Cup League final in 1976 and 2023, as well as in the Premier League in 1996 and 1997.
But Eddie Howe, who had been outraged two years ago to lose to Manchester United, inherited where they succeeded in the past like Kevin Keegan, Kenny Dalglish and the late Sir Bobby Robson.
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