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Newcastle 1-2 AC Milan: It all ends in heartbreak for Toons It all ended in heartbreak for Newcastle United with the final match of their Champions League journey ending 2-1, despite an incredible first half. It was an emotional and dramatic night at St James’ Park, with the first half being dominated by the home side, and AC Milan struggling to put together three passes. But in a shocking second half, Milan mounted a comeback and was able to create two moments of magic to secure the win. Joelinton’s 33rd-minute strike put Newcastle in front and in the other match…
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THE SUN SAYS in the end, all the money in Saudi Arabia and all the passion of the Geordie Nation was not enough.
Newcastle United, seemingly coasting to victory after Joelinton had thumped them into a half-time lead, were dumped out of Europe by a stunning AC Milan comeback.
THE INDEPENDENT SAYS – The banner in the Gallowgate End quoted the man who remains the only manager to steer Newcastle out of a Champions League group stage. “It’s not beyond our wildest dreams because we did have wild dreams,” said Bobby Robson. And if the Geordie romantic seemed more of a dreamer than Eddie Howe, the accusation, 20 years after Robson’s Newcastle secured their passage in thrilling fashion with a late goal in the final group game, was that his modern-day counterpart had been too wild, that chasing the dream cost United. Newcastle lost a Europa League place by…
THE GUARDIAN SAYS – Eddie Howe maintained that several of his players did not deserve to be on the losing side after Milan’s narrow, late, win at St James’ Park ended injury-ravaged Newcastle’s European adventure.
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