Our Last Meeting With Leeds

Last updated : 11 November 2016 By Footy Mad - Editor
 
2013/2014 Wednesday 25 Sep
 
NEWCASTLE UTD 2 LEEDS UTD 0
 
1. Tim Krul 
26. Mathieu Debuchy 
6. Mike Williamson 
2. Fabricio Coloccini 
36. Paul Dummett 
11. Yoan Gouffran 
8. Vurnon Anita 80'
24. Cheick Tiote 
22. Sylvain Marveaux 
28. Sammy Ameobi 
9. Papiss Cisse 71'
Subs
10. Hatem Ben Arfa 
13. Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa 
15. Dan Gosling 80'
20. Gael Bigirimana 
25. Gabriel Obertan 71'
29. Haris Vuckic 
42. Jak Alnwick 
 
 
Papiss Cisse's first goal since April helped to ease Newcastle into the Capital One Cup fourth round at the expense of Leeds.
 
Cisse's drought finally ended 31 minutes into a pulsating encounter when he powered a header past goalkeeper Paddy Kenny to end a run stretching back to the 1-1 Europa League draw with Benfica on April 11.
 
But the tie remained in the balance until deep into the second half when strike-partner Yoan Gouffran blasted home to wrap up a 2-0 win over the Sky Bet Championship side.
 
Leeds gave as good as they got for long periods with powerhouse frontman Matt Smith causing all kinds of problems for defenders Fabricio Coloccini and Mike Williamson - and the visitors were only denied an early lead by the crossbar after Tim Krul saw Ross McCormack's delicate effort sail over him.
 
But ultimately it was Newcastle's finishing which won the day to the delight of a crowd of 36,220, who united to chant the name of Gary Speed 11 minutes into the game.
 
Both goals were created by midfielder Sammy Ameobi as he made the most of the opportunity afforded to him by manager Alan Pardew.
 
It was his inch-perfect cross which handed Cisse a regulation chance to score by the standards of is early form on Tyneside, and his pass from which Gouffran turned his man and fired home with 67 minutes gone.
 
Pardew had demanded a significant improvement on Saturday's performance against Hull when despite twice taking the lead, the Magpies lost 3-2 and in the process passed up a golden opportunity to win three successive Barclays Premier League games.
 
He nevertheless made six changes to the side which started against the Tigers, two of them handing chances to youngsters Paul Dummett and Ameobi, and his new-look side found themselves engaged in a full-blooded cup-tie from the off.
 
However, Pardew will have been delighted with the way they stuck to their task to finally see off Leeds and deny Brian McDermott, the man he gave his chance in the game at Reading, a Premier League scalp.
 
Newcastle might have been behind within five minutes after dangerman McCormack escaped the attentions of central midfielder Vurnon Anita and worked his way into a shooting position.
 
However, as Krul prepared for the seemingly inevitable thunderbolt, the midfielder sent a deft chip over the Dutchman's despairing leap, only to see the ball come back off the crossbar.
 
The Magpies could have opened the scoring five minutes later when Mathieu Debuchy picked out Cisse with a right-wing cross.
 
But the striker, whose barren spell had extended to 11 games, miskicked with his right foot and, for good measure, did so with his left as the ball dropped invitingly once again.
 
Coloccini had a 14th-minute header hacked off the line by Smith, but Cheick Tiote had to throw himself into the path of Alex Mowatt's goal-bound volley six minutes later.
 
The Argentinian was relieved to see his glancing header from McCormack's cross drop wide after hitting the unwitting Smith in the chest at the far post, but as the half wore on, the Magpies started to gain control.
 
Newcastle eventually took the lead 14 minutes before the break when Dummett and Ameobi answered his call to prove themselves worthy of places in the first team set-up.
 
Full-back Dummett's long ball down the line allowed Ameobi to send in the perfect cross for Cisse to head firmly past Kenny.
 
Pardew was incensed by his side's inability to retain a lead at the weekend, and they were almost caught out once again within four minutes of the restart when Mowatt was allowed time and space down the left, although he wastefully sent his cross out for a goal-kick.
 
Sylvain Marveaux was equally profligate for the home side seven minutes later when he drilled a free-kick straight into the Leeds wall, and he sliced a 58th-minute shot wide after tenacious foraging by Tiote.
 
But the game was effectively won nine minutes later when Gouffran accepted Ameobi's pass and rolled defender Scott Wootton before thumping a right-foot shot past Kenny.
 
Substitute Gabriel Obertan had two opportunities to extend the lead as time ran down but on both occasions, was denied one-on-one by Kenny.
 
 
THE HISTORY -
 
2013/2014Wed 25 SepNewcastle Utd.2 - 0Leeds Utd.League Cup  
2003/2004Wed 07 JanNewcastle Utd.1 - 0Leeds Utd.Premiership  
Sun 17 AugLeeds Utd.2 - 2Newcastle Utd.Premiership  
2002/2003Sat 22 FebLeeds Utd.0 - 3Newcastle Utd.Premiership  
Wed 11 SepNewcastle Utd.0 - 2Leeds Utd.Premiership  
2001/2002Sat 12 JanNewcastle Utd.3 - 1Leeds Utd.Premiership  
Sat 22 DecLeeds Utd.3 - 4Newcastle Utd.Premiership  
2000/2001Sat 20 JanLeeds Utd.1 - 3Newcastle Utd.Premiership  
Tue 26 DecNewcastle Utd.2 - 1Leeds Utd.Premiership  
1999/2000Sun 23 AprNewcastle Utd.2 - 2Leeds Utd.Premiership  
Sat 25 SepLeeds Utd.3 - 2Newcastle Utd.Premiership  
1998/1999Sat 06 FebLeeds Utd.0 - 1Newcastle Utd.Premiership  
Sat 26 DecNewcastle Utd.0 - 3Leeds Utd.Premiership  
1997/1998Sun 22 FebNewcastle Utd.1 - 1Leeds Utd.Premiership  
Sat 18 OctLeeds Utd.4 - 1Newcastle Utd.Premiership  
1996/1997Wed 01 JanNewcastle Utd.3 - 0Leeds Utd.Premiership  
Sat 21 SepLeeds Utd.0 - 1Newcastle Utd.Premiership  
1995/1996Mon 29 AprLeeds Utd.0 - 1Newcastle Utd.Premiership  
Sat 25 NovNewcastle Utd.2 - 1Leeds Utd.Premiership  
1994/1995Mon 17 AprNewcastle Utd.1 - 2Leeds Utd.Premiership  
Mon 26 DecLeeds Utd.0 - 0Newcastle Utd.Premiership  
1993/1994Fri 01 AprLeeds Utd.1 - 1Newcastle Utd.Premiership  
Wed 22 DecNewcastle Utd.1 - 1Leeds Utd.Premiership  
1989/1990Sat 02 DecLeeds Utd.1 - 0Newcastle Utd.Second Division  
Sat 19 AugNewcastle Utd.5 - 2Leeds Utd.Second Division  
1983/1984Wed 28 MarNewcastle Utd.1 - 0Leeds Utd.Second Division  
Sat 27 AugLeeds Utd.0 - 1Newcastle Utd.Second Division  
1982/1983Sat 12 MarNewcastle Utd.2 - 1Leeds Utd.Second Division  
Sat 30 OctLeeds Utd.3 - 1Newcastle Utd.Second Division  
1977/1978Mon 02 JanLeeds Utd.0 - 2Newcastle Utd.First Division  
Sat 20 AugNewcastle Utd.3 - 2Leeds Utd.First Division  
1976/1977Wed 02 MarNewcastle Utd.3 - 0Leeds Utd.First Division  
Sat 18 SepLeeds Utd.2 - 2Newcastle Utd.First Division  
1975/1976Wed 31 MarNewcastle Utd.2 - 3Leeds Utd.First Division  
Sat 08 NovLeeds Utd.3 - 0Newcastle Utd.First Division  
1974/1975Sat 29 MarLeeds Utd.1 - 1Newcastle Utd.First Division  
Sat 21 DecNewcastle Utd.3 - 0Leeds Utd.First Division  
1973/1974Sat 02 MarLeeds Utd.1 - 1Newcastle Utd.First Division  
Wed 26 DecNewcastle Utd.0 - 1Leeds Utd.First Division  
1972/1973Tue 26 DecLeeds Utd.1 - 0Newcastle Utd.First Division  
Sat 23 SepNewcastle Utd.3 - 2Leeds Utd.First Division  
1971/1972Wed 19 AprNewcastle Utd.1 - 0Leeds Utd.First Division  
Wed 01 SepLeeds Utd.5 - 1Newcastle Utd.First Division  
1970/1971Sat 10 AprNewcastle Utd.1 - 1Leeds Utd.First Division  
Sat 26 DecLeeds Utd.3 - 0Newcastle Utd.First Division  
1969/1970Fri 26 DecNewcastle Utd.2 - 1Leeds Utd.First Division  
Sat 23 AugLeeds Utd.1 - 1Newcastle Utd.First Division  
1968/1969Thu 26 DecLeeds Utd.2 - 1Newcastle Utd.First Division  
Sat 05 OctNewcastle Utd.0 - 1Leeds Utd.First Division  
1967/1968Sat 16 MarNewcastle Utd.1 - 1Leeds Utd.First Division  
Wed 25 OctLeeds Utd.2 - 0Newcastle Utd.First Division  
1966/1967Mon 26 DecLeeds Utd.5 - 0Newcastle Utd.First Division  
Sat 24 DecNewcastle Utd.1 - 2Leeds Utd.First Division  
1965/1966Mon 16 MayNewcastle Utd.2 - 0Leeds Utd.First Division  
Sat 30 AprLeeds Utd.3 - 0Newcastle Utd.First Division  
1963/1964Mon 30 MarLeeds Utd.2 - 1Newcastle Utd.Second Division  
Fri 27 MarNewcastle Utd.0 - 1Leeds Utd.Second Division  
1962/1963Sat 09 MarNewcastle Utd.1 - 1Leeds Utd.Second Division  
Sat 20 OctLeeds Utd.1 - 0Newcastle Utd.Second Division  
1961/1962Sat 28 AprNewcastle Utd.0 - 3Leeds Utd.Second Division  
Sat 27 JanLeeds Utd.0 - 1Newcastle Utd.Second Division  
1959/1960Sat 13 FebNewcastle Utd.2 - 1Leeds Utd.First Division  
Sat 26 SepLeeds Utd.2 - 3Newcastle Utd.First Division  
1958/1959Sat 18 AprNewcastle Utd.2 - 2Leeds Utd.First Division  
Sat 29 NovLeeds Utd.3 - 2Newcastle Utd.First Division  
1957/1958Sat 26 AprNewcastle Utd.1 - 2Leeds Utd.First Division  
Sat 14 DecLeeds Utd.3 - 0Newcastle Utd.First Division  
1956/1957Sat 16 MarLeeds Utd.0 - 0Newcastle Utd.First Division  
Sat 03 NovNewcastle Utd.2 - 3Leeds Utd.First Division  
1947/1948Sat 24 JanLeeds Utd.3 - 1Newcastle Utd.Second Division  
Sat 20 SepNewcastle Utd.4 - 2Leeds Utd.Second Division  
1933/1934Sat 01 AugLeeds Utd.3 - 0Newcastle Utd.First Division  
Sat 01 AugNewcastle Utd.2 - 0Leeds Utd.First Division  
1932/1933Sat 01 AugLeeds Utd.6 - 1Newcastle Utd.First Division  
Sat 01 AugNewcastle Utd.3 - 1Leeds Utd.First Division  
1930/1931Sat 01 AugLeeds Utd.1 - 0Newcastle Utd.First Division  
Sat 01 AugNewcastle Utd.4 - 1Leeds Utd.First Division  
1929/1930Sat 01 AugLeeds Utd.5 - 2Newcastle Utd.First Division  
Sat 01 AugNewcastle Utd.2 - 1Leeds Utd.First Division  
1928/1929Sat 01 AugNewcastle Utd.3 - 2Leeds Utd.First Division  
Sat 01 AugLeeds Utd.0 - 0Newcastle Utd.First Division  
1926/1927Sat 01 AugLeeds Utd.1 - 2Newcastle Utd.First Division  
Sat 01 AugNewcastle Utd.1 - 0Leeds Utd.First Division  
1925/1926Sat 01 AugLeeds Utd.2 - 0Newcastle Utd.First Division  
Sat 01 AugNewcastle Utd.3 - 0Leeds Utd.First Division  
1924/1925Sat 01 AugLeeds Utd.1 - 1Newcastle Utd.First Division  
Sat 01 AugNewcastle Utd.4 - 1Leeds Utd.First Division