Right ok, yeah, work.

Going back to the point about the team finishing 11th in the Premier League potentially earning a spot in Europe - let's take a look at the full table and how it looks as we head into this international break.

I'm not going to lie, we're never able to get through everyone's messages. It's just how it is.

However, the fact I can't upload every single cat/dog/hamster (no hamster pictures yet) is causing me great sadness.

Brilliant content though from you all. Thank you so much for all your get involved's today!

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Finishing 11th place in the Premier League could mean European qualification for a club as Newcastle still chase top four ambitions, after already making history for their club in the EFL Cup.

This is because Newcastle, who now have a Conference League play-off spot in the bag after winning the EFL Cup, will still hope to qualify for the Champions League or Europa League via their league position.

If they achieve that, the Conference League spot would be passed on to the next highest-ranked team in the league, who have not already qualified for Europe.

That team could potentially finish as low as 11th - and the Premier League has explained a number of scenarios where that would be the case.

• Liverpool, Arsenal, Nottingham Forest Man City qualify for Champions League as the top four
• Newcastle finish fifth and gain the extra Champions League spot for English clubs' performances in Europe this season
• Brighton qualify for the Europa League by finishing 6th
• Bournemouth finish seventh and qualify for the Europa League by winning the FA Cup
• Chelsea finish 8th and qualify for the Europa League by winning the Conference League
• Aston Villa finish 9th but qualify for the Champions League by winning it
• Man Utd or Tottenham finish 10th but qualify for the Champions League by winning the Europa League

So, the Conference League spot earned by Newcastle could not go to any of the top 10 and would be allocated to the team finishing 11th.

As it stands that team would be Thomas Franks' Brentford side, who are two points above Crystal Palace.

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A very precious passenger at that.

I wonder who gave up their seat?

More of the same, I would say, judging by the steady flurry of content you are sending us via X, WhatsApp and text.

We can't get enough of your messages and images so keep them coming.

Liverpool fans, if you need a place to vent, we can also provide that too.

There will be also be some content on just how the Reds failed to produce in what was Arne Slot's first cup final as head coach.

And for the rest of you, we will have reaction to the weekend's Premier League action, which included important wins for Arsenal and Nottingham Forest and a welcome three points for Wolves.

Here is some of the top content you have missed:

• 'Woof if you're winning' - just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to pets celebrating Newcastle winning prizes
• Newcastle fans takeover - so many images of unbridled happiness can be found in today's pages, this is a good place to start
• John's 31-year-old can of Newcastle Brown Ale is finally savoured - more than 700 of you gave this one your thumbs up seal of approval
• 'Newcastle didn't just win, they battered Liverpool' - Jamie Carragher being generous...to Liverpool
• What Shearer said - the Newcastle legend was very - hiccup - happy...
• 'It's the best day of my life' - Magpies captain Bruno Guimares sums it up perfectly
• It's Burn's night - man of the match Dan Burn on turning up for England duty
• Howay the lads - your pictorial guide to Sunday's Carabao Cup final

Newcastle defenders Dan Burn and Tino Livramento, along with the suspended Anthony Gordon on the sidelines, enjoyed contrasting emotions to Liverpool's Jarell Quansah and Curtis Jones at Wembley on Sunday.

But this morning all five players reported for England duty at St George's Park.

From being locked in battle on the football field to international team-mates in under 24 hours, they will share the same schedule for the next week, as detailed by this graphic posted by the England team on X this morning:

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Geordie royalty Ant and Dec were at the game yesterday and were captured greatly enjoying themselves at the full-time whistle.

They posted a story on their Instagram celebrating but have been quiet on X since this post prior to the game.

Rocky the dog, who "predicted" the win before a ball was even kicked!

I mean, this had to go in the live today, right?

A reminder of how Newcastle United got there and how we got here, showing endless photos of dogs and cats in black and white.

The Magpies beat some heavy hitters on their way to EFL Cup glory, including each of the current Premier League top four.

With that said, let's look back on The Magpies' road to Wembley:

• Round Two - beat Nottingham Forest: The Magpies won on penalties at the City Ground.
• Round Three - beat Wimbledon: 1-0 win thanks to a goal from Fabian Schar.
• Round Four - beat Chelsea: The Magpies secured a 2-0 win against Enzo Maresca's men.
• Quarter-final - beat Brentford: Newcastle beat another Premier League side 3-1.
• Semi-final - beat Arsenal: Newcastle booked a trip to Wembley after a comprehensive 4-0 aggregate win over the Gooners.
• Final - beat Liverpool: Eddie Howe's side ended their 70-year trophy drought win a 2-1 win.

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It's not me you need to persuade, Anon.

My pitch has already begun!

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Former Newcastle goalkeeper Shay Givenon Sky Sports:

"That last 10 minutes of extra time, I was going through it. I was getting emotional myself, seeing the faces of the fans and the players. We have waited so long for a trophy, any trophy.

"There is a statue at St James' Park of Bobby Robson, maybe they will build one of Eddie Howe."

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With Newcastle United clinching their first domestic trophy under the Saudi-backed ownership, let's dive deep into the timeline since the new owners came into the picture.

• October 2021 - After years of speculation and controversy, Mike Ashley sells Newcastle United to a consortium of PIF, PCP Capital Partners, and Reuben Brothers Sports & Media.
• November 2021- As the first public decision, the new ownership appoint Eddie Howe as the manager, replacing Steve Bruce.
• January 2022- Bruno Guimaraes, Kieran Trippier and Dan Burn are announced in the winter transfer window as the first signings of the new ownership, indicating their desire to win.
• May 2022 - After being in danger of relegation when Howe was appointed, the Magpies eventually finished 11th in the Premier League.
• August 2022 - Alexander Isak signs for Newcastle as they pay £63m to secure his services from Real Sociedad.
• February 2023- Newcastle are in the EFL Cup final at Wembley. They lose 2-0 to Manchester United.
• May 2023 - The club secures Champions League qualification.
• October 2023 - Newcastle United beat Kylian Mbappe-led Paris St-Germain 4-1 in the first Champions League game at St. James' Park since 2003.
• July 2024 - Amanda Staveley and Mehrdad Ghodoussi sell their shares and leave the club.
• March 2025 - Eddie Howe and co. beat Liverpool in the final of the EFL Cup and end their 70-year trophy drought.