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NEWCASTLE won their first trophy in 70 YEARS when they won the Carabao Cup.
Eddie Howe’s side beat Liverpool 2-1 at Wembley to claim their first silverware in over half a century.
Dan Burn opened the scoring for the Toon, before Alexander Isak added a second for Newcastle.
The side will be celebrating the famous victory, as they take to the streets of Newcastle in an open-top bus parade.
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