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All of the best bits from Newcastle's fantastic EFL Cup final win
Newcastle United ended English football's most infamous trophy drought, defeating Liverpool 2-1 to win the EFL Cup at Wembley on Sunday.
And after a 70 year wait, you just knew the Toon Army would celebrate like few others.
Here's all the best bits from their day of days.
Their first goal came from Dan Burn on the stroke of half time, the local lad becoming the first player to score in a cup final for the Magpies since 1976. Just look at what it meant to him.
Big Dan Burn
Our first goal at Wembley for 25 years couldn’t have been scored by anyone more fitting pic.twitter.com/s4PKoYFl92
— Newcastle United (@NUFC) March 16, 2025
The boy from Blyth saved his best party trick for the dressing room celebrations, capping off an incredible week for the 32-year-old, who will now join up with the England squad for the first time.
From an unlikely first scorer to an obvious second scorer, Alexander Isak once again proved why he is arguably the best striker in the Premier League with a fine strike early into the second half.
The Geordies were starting to believe.
Federico Chiesa's added time goal created plenty of doubt, but Newcastle would be denied their moment and a fully deserved final win. Just look at what it means to them.
The moment our dreams became a reality #wedontdoquietpic.twitter.com/nji8RLeKgo
— Newcastle United (@NUFC) March 16, 2025
And for a video that will go down in history.
The winners of the 2024/25 Carabao Cup...
NEWCASTLE UNITED pic.twitter.com/ksjLHrqdgi
— Newcastle United (@NUFC) March 16, 2025
The party is sure to be still ongoing for some players, and surely every single fan.
Eddie Howe was the mastermind behind the win, and he was shown some love by Joelinton, who hilariously ended up just drenching himself in water.
What a performance the Brazilian midfielder put in at Wembley.
Not only did Howe end Newcastle's long trophy drought, he also won his first major trophy as a manager, ending another lengthy wait in the process.
Eddie Howe is the first Englishman to win a major domestic trophy in England since Harry Redknapp won the FA Cup with Portsmouth in 2008. pic.twitter.com/wTJLF6fykH
— Match of the Day (@BBCMOTD) March 16, 2025
Bruno Guimarães' post-match interview summed up the day and the moment better than anyone, speaking like a true captain and leader.
"The fans deserve EVERYTHING... one of the best days of my life!"
Bruno Guimaraes' emotional post-match interview after Newcastle win the Carabao Cup pic.twitter.com/nKWa60WAR5
— Sky Sports Football (@SkyFootball) March 16, 2025
What a time to be a Newcastle fan!
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