Eddie Howe: Brave Newcastle 'devastated' after European exit
Eddie Howe said Newcastle were "absolutely devastated" after a 2-1 home loss to AC Milan saw them finish bottom of their Champions League group.
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Eddie Howe urges Newcastle players to channel pain into booking Champions League return
Eddie Howe has challenged his Newcastle players to book themselves another crack at the Champions League after seeing them slip out of Europe in dramatic fashion.
European exit for Newcastle as Milan come from behind at St James' Park
Samuel Chukwueze came off the bench to end Newcastle's Champions League adventure as AC Milan fought back from a goal down to win at St James' Park.
Newcastle’s Champions League dreams over but Howe vows lessons learned
NEWCASTLE: “It’s not beyond our wildest dreams, because we did have wild dreams.” Famous words, spoken by the erudite, late, great Sir Bobby Robson. He knew Newcastle United like no other — and, in many ways, his words rang true on a disappointing night for the Magpies.
AC Milan beat Newcastle 2-1 but both teams are eliminated from the Champions League
NEWCASTLE, England: AC Milan and Newcastle were eliminated from the Champions League on Wednesday after the Italian team’s 2-1 win at St. James’ Park that ensured Paris Saint-Germain and Kylian Mbappé qualified for the round of 16 instead. Milan at least claimed the consolation prize of dropping into the Europa League playoff round after Samuel Chukwueze’s 84th-minute winner lifted last season’s Champions League semifinalist above Newcastle into third place in Group F. Milan joined PSG on eight points after the six group games, but finished behind the French team courtesy of an inferior head-to-head record. “It’s a massive accomplishment,” said Christian Pulisic, who equalized for Milan in the 59th minute to become the first US international to score for three different teams in the Champions League, after Borussia Dortmund and Chelsea. “We have a chance to win a great competition.
Paris Saint-Germain advances in tense finish to Champions League group. Porto also into round of 16
GENEVA: Paris Saint-Germain and Kylian Mbappé were left holding a ticket to the Champions League knockout round Wednesday after a tense finish to the tightest group saw Newcastle let its chance slip. Porto also earned its place in the round of 16 draw on Monday with a 5-3 victory over Shakhtar Donetsk, which needed to win to advance. PSG’s 1-1 draw at Group F winner Borussia Dortmund — earned by 17-year-old Warren Zaïre-Emery’s 56th-minute leveler — was enough to secure second place because Newcastle lost 2-1 at home to AC Milan. “We are still alive,” said PSG coach Luis Enrique, whose unseeded team can now be drawn to face Manchester City, Real Madrid or Bayern Munich. “No team will hope to play us in the next round.” Newcastle was in the box seat kicking off the second half with a one-goal lead but ended in last place without even the consolation prize of entering the second-tier Europa League as a third-place finisher. That reward flipped to Milan when it took the lead in the 84th as substitute Samuel Chukwueze raced clear to score one minute after coming on from the bench.
Eddie Howe accepts blame as Newcastle crash out of Champions League
Eddie Howe accepted responsibility for Newcastle United crashing out of Europe after a Europa League place slipped from their grasp as they tried to secure a Champions League berth.
Bittersweet night for Pioli as Milan end English curse
NEWCASTLE : AC Milan finally ended their jinx away to English clubs in Europe as they beat Newcastle United 2-1 in their final Champions league Group F game on Wednesday but it was a bittersweet night for the Serie A side.