Episode

Matchday: Chelsea (a), Stamford Breach

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Pod On The Tyne: an independent NUFC podcast
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Mar 15, 2026
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Summary

Usually, when you win at a ground for the first time in a decade (second time in four decades!), you'd be thinking limbs, cans, maybe even can cans. Newcastle's away end certainly enjoyed today's victory at Stamford Bridge, but there was no great spectacle or sense of an event. Reporting from Fulham Broadway, Chris Waugh is joined by a competition winner to recap a job well done, even if we're all thinking about Barcelona already.