Race report & 3 speech points as Magpies finally provide large silverware

Newcastle ended a 70-year-old waiting for a major domestic trophy, claiming one worth 2-1 over Liverpool in the Carabao Cup final in Wembley.

Dan Burn’s first half and Alexander Isak’s goal covered a dominant show for Eddie Howe, whose victory never looked in doubt, even after a delayed target to Federico Chiesa.

Inevitably, the full -time whistle triggered emotional scenes at the end of the Newcastle stadium as they finally celebrated their long drought.

As for Liverpool, they now have to redefine the securing a Premier League title that still seems guaranteed given the size of their lead at the top.

How did the game unfold

There was a debate on the accumulation of Newcastle that may have felt the nerves, as it seemed to end a 56 -year drought trophy since 1969, the Cup Fairs, but there was little signs of it in the opening exchanges.

Harvey Barnes went near a low cross width of the early door position, before Sandro Tonali ran out of the box.

Caoimhin Kelleher then had to be sharp to drown the ball at the feet of Bruno Guimaraes after a corner, and both Alexander Isak and Kieran Trippier saw shots blocked in fast succession.

Newcastle may have begun to feel that their revolution may not come, but they eventually kicked the door to the halftime stroke.

The target came courtesy of Burn, who went up extremely to direct a triple trippier behind the goal and in the far corner to trigger ELATION at the other end of Wembley.

And that Liverpool’s response saw them gather their first half plan – a poor Diogo Jota attempt that went very wide – summed up how the game had arrived at the break.

The first moments of the second half suggested that the Reds could rely on it, with only a sliding Joelinton challenge from preventing Luis Diaz from reaching the end of a jota cut.

But they were given a close failure when Isak Tap-in after a corner was banned by a marginal offisde, and then quickly found 2-0 down anyway.

Inevitably, it was the Swedish who took it, wiping it at home, after Murphy had shook a Tino Livramento cross on his path.

Liverpool recorded their first shot in the target soon, as Curtis Jones seemed to finish a nice move back, but even then they found the Newcastle Nick Pope holder ready to push the ball loudly.

In a desperate attempt to change things as the clock was down, Arne Slot turned to Fit-Again Cody Gakpo and rarely saw this Chiesa season.

And it was Chiesa who triggered hopes for a late return as he ended cleverly after running back, a long VAR check that confirms the Italian as an onside.

But the Reds could not form another opportunity in the rest of the minutes, allowing Newcastle to see a victory that ensures that their players’ names are written in history.

Football resolution does not get much more elemental but definitely that was a case where one side simply transfers You want more than the other.

From the first whistle, Newcastle broke into challenges, covered every blade of grass and did not leave an opponent who had passed the Premier League this season to play well.

And this was depicted in Magpies who won 51 Duels at 38 of their opponents in the 90 -minute Wembley.

Perhaps the fact that Liverpool was going for a third Carabao Cup victory in four years meant that they could not match this tension, but there is no doubt that it was the decisive factor.

Anyone who suggests that Liverpool should be disappointed with victory just The Premier League title this season would like to consider where the club is expected to end by many experts in August.

Still, if Arne Slot wants to turn this team into one that can be challenged for more in the coming years, then the last week was a useful guide.

Against the PSG, the Reds attack seemed one step below that of the true elite found in the Champions League, and here they were neutralized by a much more natural team in a way that has sometimes seen this term.

If the reception wishes to make the best use of these frustrations, then he must take the lessons and apply them in the coming summer.

For all the debate that Alexander Isak may want to leave Newcastle this summer, it should not be forgotten that there are three more times that remain in his contract.

But what can really boost Magpies’ hand shows that it is a club intended for success in the coming years and there is no better way to do so than to win trophies.

If this can be combined with securing the qualifications of the Champions League, then you should wonder why the Swedish will not stick for a while.

He certainly did not seem desperate to leave as he celebrated with misleading geordies after the goal of the goal he won.

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