Toon to ban rioters for life
Newcastle United say they will ban those involved in rioting following the loss to Sunderland for life
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Toon close to safety beating Fulham
Papiss Cisse eased Newcastle's relegation fears with an injury-time winner against Fulham on a day when it appeared as if luck had deserted the United striker.
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Tuesday's Premier League team news
Manchester City can reduce the gap at the top of table to two points if they beat bottom club QPR. Get the team news for the four games here.
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Ferguson damns Newcastle with faint praise
Manchester United boss Alex Ferguson has attempted to smooth things over with the Newcastle fans by telling them they are "up there with the best supporters in the game".
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Gary Dicker
Gary Dicker wants to help his club Brighton to a FA Cup upset against Newcastle United on Saturday.
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Dicker gunning for scalp of Magpies
Former UCD midfielder Gary Dicker wants the chance to claim a Premier League scalp in the FA Cup this weekend as Brighton host Newcastle United at the Amex Stadium.
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United edge out Newcastle in seven-goal thriller
Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez's last-minute goal earned a 4-3 victory over Newcastle United to open up a seven-point lead at the top of the Barclay Premier League.
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St Stephen's Day Premier League team news
It's that time of the year again and the soccer fixtures are coming thick and fast. League leaders Manchester United host Newcastle while Manchester City travel to Sunderland. Get all the latest team news here.
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Ba's future up to him, says Pardew
Newcastle United manager Alan Pardew has admitted Demba Ba's future lies in his own hands.
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City back on track with win in Newcastle
Yaya Toure helped Manchester City stay in touch with Barclays Premier League leaders Manchester United by sealing a hard-fought win at Newcastle.
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Weekend Premier League team news
There's another busy weekend of Premier League action in store. All eyes will be on Newcastle for their early kick-off with Manchester City on Saturday, while league leaders Manchester United host Sunderland. Get all the latest team new here.
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Pardew wants Carroll back at Newcastle
Newcastle United manager Alan Pardew hopes to re-sign Andy Carroll when his former striker ends his season-long loan at West Ham.
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As it Happened: Sunday's soccer action
Manchester United inflict Chelsea's first defeat of the season with a 3-2 win at Stamford Bridge. The Londoners had two men sent off. Elsewhere Everton came from behind to draw 2-2 with rivals Liverpool. Newcastle and Tottenham both claimed victories against West Brom and Southampton respectively.
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Name of St James' Park restored in Newcastle
Newcastle United will play their home games at St James' Park once again after payday loans company wonga.com snapped up the naming rights to the stadium.
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Pardew calls for Van Persie elbow inquiry
Newcastle manager Alan Pardew has accused Robin van Persie of elbowing Yohan Cabaye and wants the Football Association to look at the incident.
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Van Persie won't face action over Cabaye incident
Robin van Persie will not face action from the FA over an apparent elbow to the face of Newcastle midfielder Yohan Cabaye in yesterday's Barclays Premier League match.
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United ease to victory over Magpies
Alex Ferguson was a happy man as he watched Manchester United take full advantage of Newcastle's generosity to climb into second place in the Barclays Premier League.
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Weekend Premier League team news
There's another busy weekend of Premier League action with Manchester United's trip to Newcastle on Sunday taking top billing. Get all the latest team news here.
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Cleverley scores as United edge out Newcastle
Tom Cleverley scored his first Manchester United goal as the Red Devils edged out Newcastle to secure a place in the Capital One Cup fourth round.
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Alan Pardew charged for linesman shove
Newcastle United manager Alan Pardew has been charged for pushing a linesman during his side's opening 2-1 Premier League win against Tottenham Hotspur.