Man City 2-1 Newcastle ( Carlos Tevez, Adam Johnson/ Jonas Guiterrez)
Click for Newcastle 1-3 Man City on December 26, 2010.
Manchester City beat Newcastle 2-1 at Eastlands thanks to a second half winner from substitute Adam Johnson. Roberto Mancini’s side took the lead from the spot through Tevez but Newcastle drew level through Jonas Guiterrez, who had a fine outing for the Magpies.
The new Newcastle United Third Kit ( Shirt) for the 2009-10 Championship season has been revealed. The announcement of the third kit comes after the unveiling of the NUFC Home Strip 2009-10 and NUFC Away Strip 2009-10.
The new NUFC Third Jersey was worn for the first time in a friendly against SPL side Dundee United at Tannadice Park on Sunday, Aug 2, 2009. The match ended in a 1-1 draw, with a late penalty from David Goodwillie cancelling out Andy Carroll’s opener for Newcastle.
The third kit, as is the case with the home and away outfits, has also been made by Adidas. The shirt has alternative vertical black and blue stripes.
Check out Kevin Nolan modelling the new Newcastle United third shirt 09-10.
Newcastle United have confirmed that they will meet Eredivisie side FC Utrecht in a preseason friendly on July 26.
The Magpies will start their preseason campaign against Irish side Shamrock Rovers on July 11. Darlington (July 18) and Huddersfield Town (July 21) away are their next two fixtures, following which they will make the trip to Holland to face Utrecht. Three days later on July 29, they will host Leeds United, and will finish their preseason engagements with a trip to Tannadice to play SPL side Dundee United.
The game between Newcastle and FC Utrecht will be held at Stadion Galgenwaard.
On the same day as the Newcastle-Utrecht game, there will be a game between England and Germany to raise money for the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation. This game will be played at 6.15 local time, while the Utrecht-Newcastle game is at 2.30 Dutch time. Many players of the 1990 World Cup squad, which Sir Bobby managed, will be playing in this friendly-Gazza, Peter Shilton, Paul Parker, Steve Hodge, Peter Beardsley and Des Walker. England lost to eventual champions West Germany in the semifinals of the tournament.