Newcastle United vs Southampton Tickets

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Newcastle United vs Southampton History

You could, quite fairly, consider both these teams to be those who have come close to securing significant honours without quite managing to do so. This is most definitely the case when it comes to the Magpies, who really should have a whole lot more silverware in their trophy cabinet given the size and stature of the northeast club and, of course, their loyal support.

Kevin Keegan and Kenny Dalglish led the Toon Army to back-to-back Premier League runners-up spot in the mid-1990s, and Eddie Howe took his side to the final of the EFL Cup in 2023, where he had hoped to bring Newcastle United their first major silverware in over fifty years (their last success coming in the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup in 1969).

Southampton did well to finish second to the mighty Liverpool side of the 1980s and also defied the odds to beat Manchester United to win the 1976 FA Cup, but aside from these successes, their history is fairly devoid of tangible triumphs.

Newcastle United vs Southampton Head-to-Head

Newcastle United have the edge over Southampton when it comes to their head-to-head results, which have traditionally seen them run out winners.

Indeed, in 2022/23, Eddie Howe’s side managed to chalk up four victories over their rivals, with a 3-1 home win and an impressive 4-1 away success coming in the Premier League. In the EFL Cup Semi-Finals, they won both legs to secure progress to the final at Wembley Stadium.

Newcastle United vs Southampton Mutual Connections

Some truly iconic stars have represented both teams, with two big names standing out in particular.

Kevin Keegan spent two tremendous seasons as a player at Southampton, racking up 42 goals in 85 games, before he moved to Newcastle United to see out his professional playing career. He then went on to manage Newcastle United for almost five years.

Though Alan Shearer was born in Newcastle upon Tyne, he actually broke into professional football some distance away, coming through the ranks at Southampton before making 158 appearances for the club, scoring 43 goals. In 1996, he made the big money move back to his hometown club and racked up 206 goals in 405 games on route to becoming the highest scorer in Premier League history.