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How Well Do You Know Newcastle United History? Trivia Quiz

Newcastle United quiz
Newcastle United quiz

Think you know Newcastle United? Take our 12-question quiz covering history, legends, trophies and St James’ Park — test your Toon Army knowledge now!

 

Results

#1. In what year did Newcastle East End officially adopt the name “Newcastle United”?

The name was decided on December 9, 1892, after the merger with Newcastle West End to signify the unity of the city’s clubs.

#2. Who captained Newcastle to their 1926–27 First Division title?

Gallacher, one of the club’s most prolific scorers, captained the 1926–27 champions.

#3. Which team did Newcastle beat in the 1924 FA Cup Final at Wembley?

The 1924 victory over Aston Villa gave Newcastle their second FA Cup.

#4. Which striker, signed in 1971, became a Newcastle hero for his scoring prowess?

Nicknamed “Supermac,” he was signed for a club record fee and became a fan icon.

#5. Which manager saved Newcastle from dropping to the Third Division in 1992?

Keegan’s arrival marked the club’s revival and led to promotion the next year.

#6. Which club did Newcastle defeat 3–0 in 2003 to progress in the Champions League group stage?

#7. How many goals did Alan Shearer score for Newcastle in all competitions?

Shearer retired in 2006 as Newcastle’s all-time leading scorer.

#8. Which team did Newcastle famously come back from 4–0 down to draw 4–4 with in 2011?

A historic comeback featuring two Joey Barton penalties.

#9. Newcastle won the Championship again under Benítez in what year?

They returned to the Premier League as title winners in May 2017.

#10. Which Amazon documentary featured Newcastle’s 2022–23 season?

A four-part Prime Video series on the new era of ownership.

#11. What song do Newcastle players walk out to before each home game?

“Going Home” plays as they enter, while “Blaydon Races” is sung during games.

#12. What colour were Newcastle’s original shirts before adopting black and white?

The club originally wore red shirts as Newcastle East End before 1894.

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