Newcastle United battled to a scrappy 2-1 victory over 10-man Burnley at St James' Park, with Bruno Guimarães shining and late VAR drama nearly flipping the result. It wasn't pretty, but the Magpies secured a crucial three points ahead of a massive week on Tyneside.

Newcastle United played out a dramatic 2-2 draw against Tottenham Hotspur at St James' Park, leaving fans frustrated yet entertained. Despite dominating possession and outshooting Spurs 18-7, Newcastle conceded two late goals, including a last-minute bicycle kick from Cristian Romero. Bruno Guimarães shone off the bench, scoring the opener, while Anthony Gordon briefly gave the Magpies the lead from a penalty. This match highlighted Newcastle's attacking potential, set-piece

We are LIVE at St James’ Park for what could be one of the most important fixtures of the season. Newcastle United host Tottenham in a match loaded with pace, pressure and massive top-half implications. The atmosphere is electric, the flags are flying, and the noise is already unreal.

If you thought Newcastle’s season was heading for another middling finish, recent signs say otherwise. The club is showing real signs of life — on the pitch, in training, and in the dressing room. It’s a shift that feels deeper than a single result.

The night started promising for Newcastle. Inside six minutes, Harvey Barnes fired in a calm finish from close range after good build-up play — putting the Magpies ahead early at the Stade Vélodrome. It was the kind of start that had fans thinking a fourth straight European win might be in the bag.