We tried to confirm for the Champions League spot in the final Premier League game, but we lost 0-1 to Everton.
However, the god of fortune has not Abandoned us and we were able to confirm for the Champions League spot.
It's been a great season to win the Cup for the first time in 70 year's and even confirm for the Champions League spot.
So here's to Manchester United and Thomas Bramall !
from nufc.com
Sunday saw Newcastle round off their trophy-winning season by claiming a place in next season's Champions League tournament - thanks in no small part to the match-winning efforts of Manchester United.
Before kick-off, the Red Devils were on course to set a new club record of just six home league wins in a season, but Ruben Amorim's mob rode their luck before scoring twice to inflict a priceless defeat on Aston Villa at Old Trafford.
The Villans endured a trio of contentious decisions that began with the dismissal of Emiliano Martinez in first half added time, continued with a Morgan Rogers goal that referee Thomas Bramall ruled out and concluded with a penalty award that led to the home side's crucial second goal.

At Gallowgate meanwhile, the Magpies were inflicting cruelty on their fans in the form of a shapeless, aimless performance that helped a certain wearside custodian keep a clean sheet - although our shoddiness was as pivotal as his proficiency....
That pain increased when an unmarked Carlos Alcaraz was left alone to head Vitalii Mykolenko's centre past Nick Pope in the Gallowgate goal just after the hour mark.
Barely 10 minutes later however, roars from those fans inside SJP with a functioning phone signalled that events elsewhere were shaping our destiny in the shape of a Manchester United goal - and then another one for good measure.
A season when results elsewhere never seemed to benefit us concluded with the biggest payback since Villa knocked Brighton off the top of the Championship in 2017.

That it was Manchester United also had a certain symmetry - a year to the day that their FA Cup Final win over Manchester City deprived us of Europe. Concentrating on the domestic cups this season has proved to be a canny ploy....
Newcastle's attempts to dredge up an equaliser that would be meaningless in terms of qualification chances as long as Villa lost saw them end up with an obviously unfit Alexander Isak flanked by Callum Wilson and William Osula.
Anthony Gordon had kept his place in the side, but failed to appear after the break following a shift as unproductive as his colleagues.
Home players clustered on the edge of the Leazes box as the visitors acknowledged their supporters and the giant screen beamed out the latest scores elsewhere.

Moments later, the Champions League logo appeared on the scoreboard as the competition anthem rang out, confirming that there was no late collapse at Old Trafford and Eddie Howe's side had secured fifth place on goal difference.
Wilson confirmed his exit from the club with a tearful solo lap of honour before the now-familiar post-match scenes unfolded, culminating in a group photo taken in front of the Gallowgate End featuring the Carabao Cup, club CEO Yasir Al-Rumayyan and countless squad relatives and bairns.
When people had urged the players all week to "Do it for Bobby" - we didn't realise they meant Charlton....
The fact that Newcastle are back in the Champions League will be remembered long after today's events. An upturn following the defeat at Brentford in December that dropped them into twelfth position was followed by a sequence of results meant that today's outcome didn't matter.
They may have stumbled over the line with sections of the team running on fumes, but they got there. Somehow.
For Howe, the relief is two-fold; not only achieving qualification but also securing the financial rewards for the club that finally allow him to significantly reshape his squad - something that today underlined is long overdue.
Rightfully, there's also celebration for the manager, who reflected on the season just finished as follows:
"First domestic trophy in 70 years, Champions League place, just how big an achievement is it? It’s a massive achievement. A massive season for us."
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