In this video
- The Newcastle manager said he could not thank the crowd enough, and he thinks their support really helped. He thought the pressing was excellent and the athleticism really good.
- Asked about the front three all scoring, he said they have looked a little freer in the Champions League than at times in the Premier League. He called it a very difficult one to work out.
- The player taken off before half-time has an ankle problem with a little swelling, and they hope it is not serious. He never wants to come off, the manager said, so the fact he did is a worry.
“We're in everything to win it. And that's not me saying that we are going to win it.”
- Asked about the centre-forward position, he said he prefers to talk about groups of players. Having two centre-forwards fit and available is transformative, as they do not have to overcook one.
- He said Lewis Miley is potentially a future captain of the club, a big statement for someone so young. The player he took off to protect gave him the armband in a spontaneous moment.
- Asked about returning to Paris after a painful night there, he said it is definitely not revenge. He called it one of the hardest games they can play, but they want to go there and win.
- Asked about Lewis Hall, he said they must manage him very carefully but are hamstrung in how much they can. He can last games now, whereas when he first came back he tired visibly around 60 minutes.
Newcastle United delivered a statement performance against PSV Eindhoven, but all eyes were on 17-year-old Lewis Miley, who wore the captain’s armband in a historic moment at St. James’ Park.
In this post-match press conference, Eddie Howe praised the unity between fans and players, the front three’s intensity, and the rising leadership of Miley. With goals from the attacking trio and a solid team press, Newcastle now stands toe-to-toe with Europe’s elite.
Bruno’s injury update, Anthony Gordon’s impact, and a strong message to PSG ahead of the decider in Paris all covered in detail. This is Newcastle’s future, and it’s happening now.



