Historic Night at St. James’ Park: Newcastle Crush Manchester United 4-1
Newcastle United delivered a night to remember at St. James’ Park on Sunday, April 13, 2025, as they humbled Manchester United with a stunning 4-1 victory — marking their first league double over the Red Devils since the 1930–31 season.
Despite the absence of manager Eddie Howe due to illness, the Magpies put on a fearless and dominant performance that left United chasing shadows.
Match Highlights:
24’ – Sandro Tonali opened the scoring with a composed finish.
37’ – Alejandro Garnacho momentarily gave United hope with an equalizer.
48’ & 64’ – Harvey Barnes stole the show with a second-half brace.
73’ – Bruno Guimarães capitalized on a goalkeeper error to seal the win.
With this victory, Newcastle leapfrogged into 4th place in the Premier League, solidifying their charge toward Champions League qualification. Meanwhile, Manchester United now sit 14th — a glaring sign of their inconsistent and worrying form.
What It Meant for Newcastle:
A record-breaking double over Manchester United.
A massive boost in the top four race.
Proof of squad strength and depth without Howe on the touchline.
The atmosphere at St. James’ Park was electric, and this result will be etched in Newcastle history for years to come.
What’s Next?
Newcastle now prepare for a crucial run-in, with fans dreaming of European nights returning to the Toon. For Manchester United, serious questions are being asked about the future of the team and management.
