US EditionLeicester 0-3 Newcastle: Magpies put Chelsea and Man City on notice with big win in Champions League race
- Newcastle defeated Leicester 3-0, with Jacob Murphy scoring twice and Harvey Barnes adding another goal, marking a significant victory in the Champions League race.
- The defeat leaves Leicester 15 points from safety in the Premier League with seven games remaining.
- Leicester set a Football League record by losing eight consecutive home league games without scoring a goal.
- Newcastle moved to fifth place in the table with 53 points, level with Chelsea.
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Newcastle step up UCL chase
Newcastle coasted to a 3-0 win over sorry Leicester on Monday to step up their Champions League charge and condemn the Foxes to an eighth straight Premier League defeat without scoring. Eddie Howe's men, still on a high after winning the League Cup last month, are up to fifth in the table, level on points with fourth-placed Chelsea but with a game in hand. Fifth place will almost certainly be enough to secure a place in the Champions League next…
Newcastle refuse to be distracted by Cup high
The joy of Newcastle's first domestic trophy for 70 years and the unbridled euphoria of an open-top bus parade through the streets of the city could have distracted Eddie Howe's team from their pursuit of Champions League qualification. But successive Premier League wins since that Wembley victory...
Jamie Carragher makes Premier League top five prediction as big club misses out - The Mirror
Jamie Carragher has made his thoughts clear on the Premier League's top five come the end of May with the pundit backing Nottingham Forest and Newcastle to get the job done
Newcastle Step Up Champions League Chase As Dismal Leicester Slump Again
Newcastle coasted to a 3-0 win over sorry Leicester on Monday to step up their Champions League charge and condemn the Foxes to an eighth straight Premier League defeat without scoring. Eddie Howe's men, still on a high after winning the League Cup last month, are up to fifth in the table, level on points with fourth-placed Chelsea but with a game in hand. Fifth place will almost certainly be enough to secure a place in the Champions League next…
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