Newcastle End 70-Year Wait for Domestic Glory with Carabao Cup Win

​Newcastle United have ended a 70-year domestic trophy drought by winning the Carabao Cup, their first major domestic trophy since 1955.

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Dan Burn’s Opener: The towering defender broke the deadlock with a precise header, capitalising on a well-delivered corner.​

Alexander Isak’s Contribution: The Swedish striker doubled the lead, showcasing his clinical finishing and justifying his significant transfer fee.​

Liverpool’s Response: Despite a late goal from Federico Chiesa, Liverpool couldn’t overturn the deficit, struggling to penetrate Newcastle’s organized defence.

This triumph is monumental for Newcastle United and their supporters. The club’s last major domestic silverware was the FA Cup in 1955, marking a seven-decade wait for such an achievement.

Eddie Howe’s appointment in 2021 marked a turning point for the Magpies. Under his leadership, Newcastle transitioned from relegation battles to securing European competition, reflecting strategic planning and effective management.​