Newcastle United
EnglandNewcastle United are in position 12 in Premier League with 12 points from 10 matches (3 wins, 3 draws, 4 losses, goals 13-16). Recent form of Newcastle United (last five matches): L W L L D.
Founded
1892
Coach
Matthias JaissleVenue
St. James' Park
City
Newcastle upon Tyne
Capacity
52,758
Surface
grass
Did you know?
Newcastle United was formed in 1892 through the merger of Newcastle East End and Newcastle West End football clubs.
Season Stats
Record
3W 2D 4L
H:1W/A:2W
Goals
12 / 15 (-3)
H:6/A:6
Clean Sheets
13
H:8/A:5
Rank
5
Sidelined Players (8)
Recent Results
@ Fulham
07/11/2026Premier League
vs Everton
02/11/2026Premier League
@ Everton
29/10/2026League Cup
@ Crystal Palace
25/10/2026Premier League
vs Aston Villa
17/10/2026Premier League
@ Coventry City
12/10/2026Premier League
vs Hull City
19/09/2026Premier League
@ Leeds United
14/09/2026Premier League
@ Millwall
08/09/2026League Cup
vs AFC Bournemouth
05/09/2026Premier League
Upcoming Fixtures
vs Arsenal
Premier League
21/11/2026
18:30
@ Brighton & Hove Albion
Premier League
29/11/2026
15:05
vs Manchester United
Premier League
02/12/2026
21:15
vs Sunderland
Premier League
06/12/2026
15:00
@ Ipswich Town
Premier League
12/12/2026
16:00
@ Brentford
Premier League
19/12/2026
13:30
vs Manchester City
Premier League
26/12/2026
21:00
vs Nottingham Forest
Premier League
30/12/2026
20:30
@ Chelsea
Premier League
03/01/2027
15:00
@ Manchester United
Premier League
07/01/2027
21:00
Newcastle United
Newcastle United Football Club, founded in 1892 through the merger of two local clubs and playing at St James' Park — a 52,305-capacity stadium dominating the city centre skyline and generating one of English football's most ferocious atmospheres — had their greatest era in the first half of the 20th century, winning four league titles and six FA Cups. Kevin Keegan's 'Entertainers' side of the 1990s, built around all-time record scorer Alan Shearer, captivated England before narrowly missing the Premier League title in 1995-96. Following the October 2021 Saudi-backed consortium takeover, the club invested heavily to close a 70-year trophy drought: in 2025, Newcastle won the Carabao Cup under Eddie Howe — their first major honour since 1969 — with the exciting partnership of Alexander Isak, Bruno Guimarães, and Anthony Gordon at the core of a genuinely ambitious project.