The duo of Ant and Dec are overjoyed as they celebrate Newcastle’s Carabao Cup victory over Liverpool at Wembley, which has ended their cherished club’s 70-year domestic trophy drought.

The duo of Ant and Dec are overjoyed as they celebrate Newcastle’s Carabao Cup victory over Liverpool at Wembley, which has ended their cherished club’s 70-year domestic trophy drought. On Sunday,

 

 

Newcastle’s Carabao Cup victory over Liverpool at Wembley was celebrated by the iconic television duo of Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly, who leapt for delight. The Tyneside icons, who are more commonly referred to as ‘Ant and Dec’,

 

 

 

 

celebrated as Dan Burn scored the Magpies’ first goal of the game just moments before half-time. They let out loud roars as the final whistle blew, signalling the end of the club’s 70-year domestic trophy-winning streak. Newcastle secured their first major trophy since the 1955 FA Cup final by defeating Arne Slot’s team 2-1 at the national stadium. The goals were scored by local idol Burn and in-form striker Alexander Isak.

 

 

 

 

Burn scored Newcastle’s first goal with a deflection from a distance of 15 yards, following Kieran Trippier’s corner. Thousands of Newcastle supporters, including the presenters, were ecstatic as the 6ft 5in centre back ascended to nod the ball into the bottom left corner in a spectacular display. Burn has now scored more non-penalty goals in cup finals than Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah,

 

 

 

 

who has yet to achieve this feat despite being one of Europe’s most impressive performers this season. However, the sole focus of the Geordies was the trophy, which was hoisted by Brazilian captain Bruno Guimaraes and manager Eddie Howe during the final presentation. Alan Shearer, the Premier League’s all-time top goalscorer and a fixture on BBC’s Match of the Day, was also in attendance.

 

 

 

 

He forsake his television obligations to attend his former team’s game in north-west London. On the other side of halftime, Isak, Newcastle’s leading scorer this season, doubled his team’s advantage to two. However, there were a few tense moments when Fererico Chiesa reduced the deficit with a few minutes remaining.