Newcastle United vs PSV Eindhoven, 2nd Leg Newcastle United win 3-2 on aggregate

Champions League
2-1
Final
PSV
PSV
2nd Leg - Newcastle United win 3-2 on aggregate
St James' Park
TV: DAZN

Who won: Newcastle 2-1

Newcastle United beat PSV Eindhoven 2-1 in 2nd Leg Newcastle United win 3-2 on aggregate on Wednesday, April 14, 2004 at St James' Park. Goals for Newcastle: Alan Shearer (9') and Gary Speed (66'). Goals for PSV: Mateja Kezman (52' pen).

Play by play

  1. 90'

    A second half that helped erase memories of a poor opening period, largely thanks to the fact that PSV came out to play. An early goal through a penalty set the tie up nicely and, though the quality wasn't great from either side, a keenly contested cup tie was played out. Newcastle shaded it and deserved the narrow victory

  2. 90'

    The whistle is blown and it is Newcastle who progress into the semi final of the Uefa cup to play Marseille - conquers of Inter Milan. Final score 2-1 (3-2 overall).

  3. 90'

    Newcastle look to waste a few seconds by taking off Rober and putting on Hugo Viana

  4. 90'

    Bouma, the PSV centre back, arrives on the edge of the Newcastle box with the ball. Options in the area but he elects to shoot. Needed to be good - but wasn't. A wasted ball

  5. 90'

    Three minutes of added time to be played

  6. 90'

    Corner over finds Shearer but he is leaning heavily on his marker and is correctly penalised for a push

  7. 89'

    Bellamy is intelligent when he picks up the ball deep and runs directly at a tired defence. gets to the by-line but can't cross to the arriving Shearer. He does earn a corner

  8. 88'

    PSV seem to have taken the initiative and there are nervous moments ahead for Newcastle.

  9. 86'

    Jenas living dangerously as a firm back header to Given requires the keeper to be brave and beat the oncoming Kezman to the ball

  10. 85'

    Bouma it is that stikes, or rather place, it. Given is forced into a leaping fully stretched one handed save. Excellent goalkeeping

  11. 84'

    Clumsy challenge from Woodgate more than anything on Bogelund gives PSV a free kick, dead centre but 30 yeards out

  12. 83'

    Tension has fallen over the majority of the crowd

  13. 82'

    Ameobi dances in his awkward looking way across the PSV back line. A shot looked on but instead he plays wide to Robert. He doesn't need asking twice to let one fly but his effort is smothered by Colin

  14. 80'

    Kezman and Lee work the ball well down the left but Hughes stands up and takes the ball off the strikers toes. Hughes has been solid all night long

  15. 79'

    And another change. Darren Ambrose - a hard working and creative player tonight - is replaced by Shola Ameobi

  16. 78'

    Bellamy is off the field at the moment due to some sort of problem with his boots

  17. 77'

    Jenas demonstrates the application that Newcastle need to see out this game by tracking back from midfield the dangerous looking de Jong. Quality timed tackle

  18. 76'

    ewcastle subsitution. Andy O'Brien replaces Bramble, who has picked up a bit of a knock

  19. 75'

    Second PSV substitution of the night. Vogel leaves the field and on comes Johan Vonlanthen

  20. 74'

    Free kick punted hopefully long into the Newcastle box. A push on Woodgate renders meaningless the fact that Kezman had the freedom of the area.

  21. 73'

    Newcastle free kick just wide right of the goal, 35 yards out? Robert shot of course. Decent enough effort from the Frenchman but the keeper had an age to line himself up and catch it

  22. 72'

    A cross from the left by Kezman sees a host of blue shirts attacking it. Given has to come a long, long way to get it and had to make absolutely sure. He did

  23. 70'

    Sloppy play from Bramble gives de Jong the chance to turn and look for Kezman in space. A better pass would have put him but Bramble gets away with it

  24. 69'

    Swift pasing move almost the full lenght of the pitch is halted by a great piece of play from Colin who had tracked Bellamy all the way before a perfectly timed foot in

  25. 68'

    St James' Park has come to life again