US EditionNewcastle United beat Liverpool to win Carabao Cup - ending 70-year wait for domestic trophy
- Newcastle United won the Carabao Cup, defeating Liverpool 2-0, marking their first domestic trophy in 70 years.
- Eddie Howe's success establishes him as one of the few English managers in the Premier League to win a major trophy.
- Ant and Dec celebrated Newcastle's victory, sharing their excitement on social media after the match.
- Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk motivated his team with a passionate speech before the game, emphasizing their hard work to reach the final.
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'I wish he'd have been there' - Shearer cried over dad after Newcastle's cup win
ALAN SHEARER shed a tear for his late father following Newcastle’s Carabao Cup final triumph. The Magpies ended their 70-year wait for a domestic trophy with a 2-1 win over Liverpool at Wembley last Sunday. REXNewcastle United ended their 70-year wait for domestic silverware with a 2-1 win over Liverpool[/caption] MATCHDAY IMAGES LTDClub legend Alan Shearer went wild after the final whistle[/caption] THE REST IS FOOTBALLShearer revealed he then …
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New Strait TimesNewcastle's Howe flies flag for outnumbered English coaches
LONDON : Newcastle United's League Cup final triumph over Liverpool was not only a landmark moment for the club, it was also a throwback to a time when English managers regularly stocked up the trophy cabinets of the country's top clubs.Eddie Howe still has a long way to go to emulate the likes of Bob Pai
Where are all the English football managers?
The last English men's football manager to lift a trophy above his head at Wembley was Harry Redknapp, when he won the FA Cup with Portsmouth in 2008. Until yesterday – when Eddie Howe's Newcastle beat Liverpool to take the Carabao Cup.Howe "pulled off something truly stunning", and the reverberations of his astonishing tenure at St James' Park will "echo through history", said Luke Edwards in The Telegraph. But the Buckinghamshire-born manager'…
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