- Newcastle beat Liverpool 2-1 to win his first domestic trophy in 70 years
- About 150,000 supporters should participate in today’s festivities
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Newcastle United expects more than 150,000 jubilant supporters to celebrate their sensational victory for the Carabao Cup in Wembley earlier this month with an open bus parade that takes place later this afternoon.
The side of Eddie Howe put an end to their long expectations of 70 years for a domestic trophy after beating Liverpool, graceful of the goals of the local hero Dan Burn and Alexander Isak. Federico Chiesa set up a forum, but the Magpies wanted to make history.
To commemorate their success, the club organized a bus parade across the city center. The procession will leave St James’ Park before making its way to the city of the city, where a celebration in Ticket will feature music and live interviews.
A complete projection of the Cup final is already underway.
The streets and buildings have been decorated in black and white before the festivities and a host of celebrities guests should also be present.
Indeed, Ant and Dec were spotted towards the entrance to the president to St James’ Park after posing for photos and signed autographs for supporters. Alan Shearer would also be aligned for a question and answer session at the Town Moor event.
Newcastle players and staff will leave the stadium around 4:30 p.m. before the convoy passes Haymarket and Great North Road.
The bus is expected to arrive at Town Moor at 5 p.m., but the team will not go on stage before 6.30 p.m. The evening will be completed by a light SELA sponsor show.
Sky Sports and the official Newcastle Youtube channel will broadcast the event live.
