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Newcastle vs Manchester City pairs City’s established edge with Newcastle’s capacity to create forceful home responses and cup surprises. City won 6–1 at home in October 2015 and 5–0 in May 2022, while Newcastle answered 2–1 at St James’ Park in January 2019 and 1–0 in the League Cup in September 2023. A 3–3 draw followed in August 2022, and City won 3–1 in Newcastle on 7 March 2026. New meetings will test whether the home response can return.
Past matches, Newcastle vs Manchester City
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Starting eleven
Substitutes Newcastle
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7M
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33D
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9F
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10F
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21D
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1G
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37D
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62F
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23M
Manchester City Substitutes
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F
42
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M
47
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M
10
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G
25
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D
3
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D
15
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D
21
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M
16
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M
20
Match events
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18'⚽Harvey Barnes Normal Goal (Asst: Sandro Tonali)
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39'⚽Savinho Normal Goal (Asst: Jérémy Doku)
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47'⚽Omar Marmoush Normal Goal
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54'P. Guardiola Yellow Card
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62'Joelinton Anthony Elanga
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63'Y. Wissa W. Osula
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63'D. Burn K. Trippier
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63'Dan Burn Kieran Trippier
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63'Yoane Wissa William Osula
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65'⚽Omar Marmoush Normal Goal (Asst: Matheus Nunes)
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72'Anthony Gordon Nick Woltemade
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73'Antoine Semenyo Omar Marmoush
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78'Joelinton Yellow Card
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79'P. Foden J. Doku
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79'R. Cherki Savinho
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79'Rayan Cherki Savinho
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79'Phil Foden Jérémy Doku
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80'Valentino Livramento Lewis Hall
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90'Yoane Wissa Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup Newcastle VS Manchester City
Manchester City set the benchmark
Manchester City provide the stronger reference across this pairing, with large results at the Etihad and controlled away wins. City won 4–0 in Manchester on 30 March 2013 and 19 August 2013, then added 5–0 at home on 21 February 2015 and 6–1 on 3 October 2015. The 5–0 victory on 8 May 2022 and 2–0 away success on 4 March 2023 underline the scale of that advantage when City establish control.
Newcastle make home resistance meaningful
Newcastle have supplied important interruptions. They won 2–1 at St James’ Park on 29 January 2019, drew 2–2 there on 30 November 2019 and beat City 1–0 in the League Cup on 27 September 2023. A 3–3 league draw on 21 August 2022 also showed how quickly the contest can become open. City’s 3–2 away win on 13 January 2024, 2–1 home victory on 21 February 2026 and 3–1 FA Cup success at Newcastle on 7 March 2026 restore the stronger benchmark, but the venue retains real importance. A future meeting will ask whether Newcastle can turn that resistance into another home result or City can impose the same hierarchy across competitions.