2025 Carabao Cup Final Winners T-Shirt

Celebrate Newcastle’s historic Carabao Cup triumph with this bold fan-made commemorative tee.

For the first time in 70 years, silverware headed back to Tyneside and this shirt lets you wear that glory with pride. Featuring the phrase “TOON WON TWO ONE” in a bold typographic style across the front, it captures the night Burn and Isak fired Newcastle to victory at Wembley.

Complete match details — fixture, date, venue and scorers are subtly printed in the bottom corner, a lasting reminder of the night the Toon Army finally ended the wait.

Crafted from soft organic cotton, this tee is available in black or white, sizes XS–3XL. The perfect keepsake for every Newcastle supporter who was there, or wishes they had been.

Brighton 1-2 Newcastle

In a pivotal clash during the EFL Championship campaign, Newcastle United edged past Brighton and Hove Albion 2-1 at the Amex Stadium. Battling for automatic promotion, the Magpies showcased their championship credentials by overturning a deficit against the Seagulls. The victory proved crucial in Newcastle’s journey back to the Premier League, underscoring their determination and ability to grind out results in crucial moments.

Chelsea 0-2 Newcastle

Under the Stamford Bridge lights, Newcastle United delivered a masterclass performance to defeat Chelsea 0-2. The Magpies’ talisman, Papiss Cissé, was the hero of the night, scoring two unforgettable goals, including a sensational long-range strike that left the Blues’ fans and players in awe. The victory added another highlight to Newcastle’s impressive season.

Man United 0-1 Newcastle

In a dramatic Premier League encounter, Newcastle United stunned Old Trafford as they secured a rare 0-1 victory over Manchester United. Yohan Cabaye’s clinical finish proved the difference, as the Magpies savored their first win at the Theatre of Dreams in over four decades. It was a day of celebration for the Toon Army and a significant moment in their season.

Newcastle 1-0 Anzhi Makhachkala

In a tightly contested Europa League Round of 16 clash, Newcastle United edged past Russian side Anzhi Makhachkala 1-0 at St. James’ Park. With the tie hanging in the balance and seemingly headed for extra time, it was the Magpies’ Papiss Cissé who rose highest in the dying moments, heading home a crucial goal and securing Newcastle’s place in the quarter-finals.

Newcastle 1-0 Juventus

Newcastle United delivered a historic performance at St James’ Park, securing a 1-0 victory over Italian giants Juventus. Andy Griffin’s unexpected strike proved the difference, leaving the Toon Army ecstatic and showcasing Newcastle’s ability to punch above their weight in Europe’s elite competition.

Newcastle 2-0 West Ham

On the final day of the Premier League season, Newcastle United rose to the occasion, sealing a crucial 2-0 win over West Ham United at St. James’ Park. The victory ensured the Magpies’ survival in the top flight, banishing relegation fears. Goals from Moussa Sissoko and Jonas Gutierrez, the latter’s emotional strike after overcoming cancer, sent the Toon Army into jubilant celebrations, capping off a challenging campaign on a high note.

Newcastle 2-1 Man City

In a pulsating encounter at St. James’ Park, Newcastle United stunned the reigning champions, Manchester City, with a remarkable 2-1 comeback win. City, widely tipped as favorites, took an early lead, but the Magpies showed resilience and determination. With passionate roars from the Geordie faithful pushing them on, Newcastle overturned the deficit and secured a memorable victory, throwing a major twist into the title race.

Newcastle 3-0 Barnsley

Newcastle United wrapped up their EFL Championship campaign in style, overpowering Barnsley 3-0 at St. James’ Park. With the title within reach, the Magpies delivered a dominant performance, reminding everyone of their Premier League pedigree. As the final whistle blew, Tyneside erupted in joy; not only did they secure promotion, but they also clinched the Championship title, marking a triumphant return to the top-flight.

Newcastle 3-1 Barcelona

In an unforgettable night at St James’ Park, Newcastle United defeated European giants Barcelona 3-1. Faustino Asprilla’s mesmerizing hat-trick is etched in the memory of every Magpies supporter, proving that on their day, Newcastle could compete with the very best in Europe.

Newcastle 4-1 PSG

Newcastle United dominated PSG 4-1 in a thrilling Champions League match at St. James’ Park, marking a triumphant European homecoming for the Toon Army after two decades.

Newcastle 5-0 Man United

In a stunning display at St James’ Park, Newcastle United thrashed Manchester United 5-0. With goals that have since become iconic, including Philippe Albert’s exquisite chip, the Magpies delivered one of the most memorable performances in Premier League history, exacting sweet revenge for the title race the previous season.

Newcastle 5-1 Sunderland

In a passionate Tyne-Wear derby, Newcastle United emphatically defeated their fierce rivals Sunderland 5-1 at St James’ Park. The Magpies were in scintillating form, with Kevin Nolan netting a hat-trick and Shola Ameobi adding a brace, leaving the Geordie faithful in raptures and ensuring bragging rights firmly remained in Tyneside.

Newcastle 5-1 Tottenham

Newcastle United ended the Premier League season in style, delivering a resounding 5-1 thumping to Tottenham Hotspur at St. James’ Park. Despite being reduced to 10 men, the Magpies showcased incredible resilience and attacking flair. This emphatic victory over a Spurs side vying for second place was a statement performance, even though the Toon were already relegated. The St. James’ faithful were treated to a footballing masterclass, leaving them hopeful for a swift return to the top tier.

Newcastle 6-1 Tottenham

In an electrifying clash at St. James’ Park, Newcastle United unleashed their full firepower, decimating Tottenham Hotspur in a 6-1 rout. The Magpies, soaring with confidence, dismantled a usually sturdy Spurs defense with a barrage of goals. The Geordie faithful were in full voice, witnessing one of the most emphatic performances of the season. It was a day of celebration in Tyneside and a stark reminder of Newcastle’s potent potential.