Newcastle United climbed up to third place in the Premier League after a resounding victory over Manchester United.
Just 35 days after the Carabao Cup final, a day in which the Magpies had barely laid a glove on the Red Devils, here they made no mistake as they pummelled David De Gea's goalmouth with chance after chance in both halves. And while it may have taken until past the hour mark for Joe Willock and Callum Wilson to find the magic moments, it was well worth the wait for a bouncing St James' Park.
With 11 matches to go, and games in hand over Tottenham Hotspur, Newcastle's Champions League fate is in their own hands - and this win certainly helped cement a return to Europe in one form or another for the first time in a decade.
