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Newcastle vs Chelsea is a high-profile English matchup where Chelsea’s broader reference meets Newcastle’s forceful home responses. Chelsea won 5–1 at home in February 2016 and 3–1 in December 2017, before Newcastle answered 3–0 at St James’ Park in May 2018. Newcastle then won 4–1 at home in November 2023 and 2–0 there in May 2025, before adding a 1–0 win at Stamford Bridge on 14 March 2026. New meetings will test that balance.
Past matches, Newcastle vs Chelsea
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Chelsea
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9F
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45M
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21D
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28G
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19D
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5D
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4D
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17M
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38F
Newcastle Substitutes
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M
7
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D
33
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F
20
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G
1
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G
26
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D
37
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D
2
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F
9
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F
18
Match events
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18'⚽A. Gordon Normal Goal (Asst: J. Willock)
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23'Wesley Fofana Yellow Card
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25'Moisés Caicedo Yellow Card
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46'L. Delap M. Gusto
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61'R. Lavia M. Caicedo
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67'Joelinton N. Woltemade
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77'D. Burn J. Willock
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78'A. Elanga J. Murphy
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82'J. Hato W. Fofana
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84'Aaron Ramsdale Yellow Card
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89'Lewis Hall Yellow Card
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Matchup Newcastle VS Chelsea
Chelsea provide the larger reference
Chelsea have supplied the stronger run of authoritative results in this prominent fixture. They won 3–0 away on 3 December 2011 and 2–0 at home on 2 May 2012, then added 3–0 at Stamford Bridge on 8 February 2014 and 5–1 there on 13 February 2016. Chelsea’s 3–1 home win on 2 December 2017 and 2–0 away on 21 November 2020 show the reference can travel between grounds.
Newcastle make St James’ Park matter
Newcastle have produced important home answers. They won 3–2 at St James’ Park on 2 February 2013, 2–0 there on 2 November 2013 and 3–0 on 13 May 2018. Chelsea’s 2–1 away victory on 26 August 2018 was followed by Newcastle’s 1–0 home win on 18 January 2020, while the teams drew 1–1 at Stamford Bridge on 28 May 2023. Newcastle then beat Chelsea 4–1 at home on 25 November 2023 and 2–0 there on 11 May 2025, before Newcastle won 1–0 at Stamford Bridge on 14 March 2026. The result profile gives Chelsea the broader benchmark but keeps Newcastle’s home response central. A future meeting will ask whether Newcastle can sustain that venue strength or Chelsea can impose control away from home.