Newcastle United will play in the Champions League next season for the first time in 20 years after their top-four Premier League finish this term.
Eddie Howe's side defied odds to beat the likes of Liverpool, Tottenham and Chelsea to finish in the top four and earn the right to play Champions League football for the first time since exiting in the qualifying stages in 2003. This time around they'll go straight into the group stages.
That means the Magpies could face the prospect of trips to the likes of Madrid and Milan, Paris or Barcelona. And while tickets for such trips will be in high demand, not every Newcastle fan will be able to get their hands on a ticket and will be forced to cheer on from home.
