There is just one last sleep for the Toon Army as Newcastle United prepare for their first cup final in almost three decades. Eddie Howe's side will look to end a 54-year trophy drought when they face Manchester United in the Carabao Cup final on Sunday afternoon.
Thousands of the Toon Army have already descended upon Trafalgar Square to celebrate in the build-up to the showpiece occasion. It is the Magpies' first visit to Wembley for a domestic final since 1999, when they tasted defeat against the treble-winning Red Devils.
Howe has been keen to stress it will be business as usual for his team, despite the magnitude of the match facing them. Silverware at this early stage of the exciting post-takeover rebuild would be beyond expectations of even the most ambitious supporter, with the Magpies locked in a relegation battle at this stage of last season.
