Newcastle United vs Sunderland Tickets

Prepare for the unparalleled intensity of the Tyne-Wear Derby as the Magpies gear up to face their fierce rivals, the Black Cats, at the legendary St. James' Park. Fans determined to be part of this historic North East clash and secure their Newcastle United vs Sunderland tickets will find a comprehensive selection on SeatPick today.

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Newcastle United vs Sunderland History

These two local rivals always put on one hell of a show when they face off, here are just a few epic clashes that have occurred at St James' Park.

Newcastle United 5-1 Sunderland (Premier League - October 31, 2010)

An iconic derby demolition by Chris Hughton's Magpies. Kevin Nolan bagged a famous hat-trick, with Shola Ameobi netting twice (including a penalty) to compound Sunderland's misery on Halloween. A day etched forever in Geordie folklore.

Newcastle United 0-3 Sunderland 3-0 (Premier League - April 14, 2013)

Paolo Di Canio's Sunderland stunned St. James' Park. Goals from Stéphane Sessègnon, Adam Johnson, and David Vaughan secured an emphatic victory for the Black Cats, with Di Canio's passionate knee-slide celebration becoming an enduring image of the rivalry.

Newcastle United 0-2 Sunderland (Division Two Play-off Semi-Final, 2nd Leg - May 16 1990)

Sunderland won 2-0 on aggregate (after a 0-0 draw at Roker Park) to reach the play-off final, despite finishing below Newcastle in the league. Famously, Sunderland lost the final but were promoted anyway due to Swindon Town's financial irregularities.

Newcastle United vs Sunderland Mutual Connections

A rare group of individuals have played for both these heated rivals, here are just a few.

• Jack Colback: Made the controversial direct switch from Sunderland to their bitter rivals Newcastle United in 2014, a move that stoked the fires of the rivalry.

• Michael Chopra: Came through the Newcastle United academy and played for the Magpies before later having two spells with Sunderland.

• Shay Given: An absolute legend for Newcastle United. Had a very early loan spell at Sunderland at the start of his career before becoming a Magpies stalwart.

• Lee Clark: A Geordie who played for Newcastle with distinction in two spells. He also had a playing spell with Sunderland, making him one of the notable figures to represent both sides.