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Newcastle Secures Historic EFL Cup Triumph

The match , held at Wembley Stadium, saw Eddie Howe’s side deliver a commanding performance
Image source:Profimedia

Newcastle Secures Historic EFL Cup Triumph

The match , held at Wembley Stadium, saw Eddie Howe’s side deliver a commanding performance

Newcastle Claims First-Ever EFL Cup Title

Triumph with 2-1 Win Over Liverpool

Newcastle United has etched its name in history by winning the EFL Cup for the first time, following a 2-1 victory over Liverpool in the final.

Burn and Isak Fire Newcastle to Glory

Liverpool started the match as favorites, but Newcastle stunned the Reds with an impressive display.

The breakthrough came just before halftime when Dan Burn headed home a corner in the 45th minute, giving Newcastle a crucial lead.

Shortly after the break, Alexander Isak doubled the advantage in the 51st minute with a clinical finish past Alisson Becker, putting Newcastle firmly in control.

Late Drama as Chiesa Pulls One Back

Liverpool pushed forward in search of a response, but Newcastle’s defense remained resolute.

The Reds managed to pull one back in stoppage time, with Federico Chiesa scoring in the 90+3rd minute, but it was too late to spark a comeback.

A Historic Moment for Newcastle

This victory marks Newcastle’s first-ever EFL Cup title, a milestone achievement for the club.

It is also the first major domestic trophy for the Magpies since their FA Cup triumph in 1955, ending a 70-year drought.

The result is a massive statement from Eddie Howe’s side, who have been steadily improving in recent seasons.

With this triumph, Newcastle has firmly established itself among England’s elite clubs.

Liverpool’s Focus Shifts to Premier League

For Liverpool, the defeat is a disappointing setback, but their primary focus remains on winning the Premier League title.

Despite this loss, Arne Slot’s men remain in a strong position, sitting 15 points clear at the top of the table.

Newcastle’s triumph will be remembered as a historic moment for the club and their fans, signaling the arrival of a new powerhouse in English football.