Newcastle United celebrates Carabao Cup win at women’s match

Newcastle United fans are celebrating their recent Carabao Cup victory. The club has announced plans to showcase the trophy during a women's match against Sunderland at St James' Park. Initially, some fans were critical of this decision. Many supporters suggested that the trophy should be presented at a larger event on Saturday or during the next men's home game against Brentford on April 2. However, the club decided to let fans see the trophy during the women's Tyne-Wear derby, which ended in a victory for Newcastle United Women. The club's CEO Darren Eales and former captain Bob Moncur presented the trophy at half-time. This moment was significant for many fans, offering them a chance to celebrate along with the team after their win at Wembley. During the match, a record crowd of 38,502 attended, breaking previous attendance records for women's football in the region. The atmosphere was positive, and fans enjoyed the special presentation, even though the game featured limited scoring. Newcastle United is planning a grand celebration this weekend to honor their recent achievements. The club is ensuring that there are more opportunities for fans to see the trophy in the future. Overall, the decision to present the trophy during the women's match added an extra layer of joy to an already memorable day.