Newcastle Champions League Race

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Newcastle 2-0 Chelsea: Magpies secure huge win in Champions League race

If Chelsea don’t make it, Jackson losing his head in the cauldron of St James’ Park is probably going to be the key moment that cost them.

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Champions League race likely to go to final game - Anderson

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Newcastle 2 Chelsea 0 – Jackson sees red as the Champions League race takes another twist

😢 Eddie Howe gives thanks to hospital staff after pneumonia scare

Howe led Newcastle to the EFL Cup title in February and his side currently sit third in the Premier League.

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Enzo Maresca to keep job even if Chelsea fail to reach Champions League

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“With all due respect” – Pundit can’t understand “some of the decisions Maresca has made”

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Champions League race predictions update after Newcastle beat Chelsea and Man City drop points

The race for Champions League football next season continues to be too tough to call after another pivotal set of results in the Premier League. Gameweek 35 of the Premier League campaign saw Newcastle emerge as the biggest winners. Their 2-0 victory over ...

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Newcastle takes advantage in Champions League race by beating Chelsea 2-0

Advantage Newcastle in the race for the Champions League. A 2-0 win against Premier League top-five rival Chelsea on Sunday moved Newcastle closer to a return to European club soccer's top competition next season. With just two rounds of the season to go, Newcastle leapfrogged Manchester City and is up to third in the standings.

How Eddie Howe’s tactical mystery helped Newcastle bamboozle Chelsea in race for Champions League

NEWCASTLE boosted their Champions League hopes with victory over Chelsea thanks to Eddie Howe’s tactical bamboozle. Howe insisted that his side’s first half performance was

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No celebration and fight vow in Champions League race verdict from Newcastle United's rivals

Newcastle took a huge step closer to Champions League football with a 2-0 victory over top-five rivals Chelsea on Sunday. It means they probably all need to win one more win to secure their spot, but Eddie Howe is taking nothing for granted with games at Arsenal and at home to Everton to come.