Newcastle United fans were at the top of the world when they partyed in the early hours of this morning after they had humiliated Liverpool in the final of the League Cup of yesterday.
The Toon Army went to Covent Garden with wild parties to mark the end of a 70-year-old trophy-dried.
The club defeated Arne Slot 2-1 to win their first major trophy since the 1955 FA Cup, with a local hero than Burn and in-shaped striker Alexander Isak De Doelen in Wembley Stadium.
Hardly able to control their joy, jumped iconic TV duo Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly van Glee while celebrating the Carabao Cup victory.
Their cheers would set the tone for the night and it wasn't long before some fans shirtless dance on telephone boxes and even scales meter-long posts on the street.
Photos of the parties conquer hundreds of smiling supporters dressed in the colors of the Magpies, raise their arms and jump in the air.
In Newcastle, hundreds of fans flowed to St James' Park to participate in the parties.
It comes as Juliette Pastore, fiancée of Newcastle -midfielder Sandro Tonali, cheerful when she joined the believers of the Magpies before Sunday's final.
Juliette, a fixed value in St James' Park, embraced the pre-match parties, posed with fans and draped himself in Newcastle flags-from which there was one Sandro's face in a design in Birra Moretti style, in which he emphasized his move from Milan to Tyneside in 2023.
Photos of the parties conquer hundreds of smiling supporters outside St James' park dressed in the colors of the magpies, lift their arms and jump in the air
Jubilant Newcastle United fans go to the Bigg Market to celebrate after they have seen their team win their first domestic trophy in 70 years after beating Liverpool 2-0
A man with his arm stuck in a box with a BIN is wearing an improvised crown while passing on the happy news on the phone
Fans in the park later climbed the statue of Alan Shearer while they stuffed and cheered the night.
In Covent Garden in London, fans meanwhile horns to the sound of songs and claps and supporters shouted 'Come On' while they waved at the Newcastle United flag.
The fate of the club was sealed in the game when Isak, the Top Goalscorer of Newcastle this season, the fortunes on the other side of the peace doubled to set them two.
In their Instagram story on Sunday, Ant and DEC exclaimed: “We did ittttt!” In a video in emotional selfie style, before he hangs out.
“I lost my voice. Oh my God, this is great, “Ant, said, while Dec added,” I can't believe it! This is the best day of my life.
“Apart from the wedding and the children and so … it's the best day of my life!”
It comes after Burn's score for Newcastle opened with a header from no less than 15 meters, according to the corner of Kieran Trippier.
The 6ft 5 in the middle of the back climbed high to nod the ball in the left corner and sent thousands of fans of Newcastle – including the presenters – in Raziernij.
On top of the world: fans in St James' Park climbed the statue of Alan Shearer while they sang and cheer the night
An aerial photo of the hundreds of fans gathered outside St James' Park
Fans of Newcastle bring life to the night outside St James' park while they sing and wave flags
A fan can be seen in the background of a few festive drinks
Newcastle United fans celebrate outside St James' Park after winning the Carabao Cup
Burnn's goal means that he has scored more -Penalty goals in cup final than Liverpool's Mohamed Salah -The Egyptian king still has to manage such an achievement, even though it is one of Europe's form players this season.
But all the Geordies thought of the trophy, who stopped Brazilian captain Bruno Guimaraes and manager Eddie Howe in the last presentation.
Also in the stands, Newcastle legend Alan Shearer-De Top Gointcorer of the Premier League of all time, which is a fixed value on the BBC of the Day match, exchanged his TV tasks to make the journey to the northwest of London to view his former side.
After the winning goal of Isak, there were a few nervy a few moments when Ferico Chiesa was the shortage of half with a few minutes left.
But the tone showed a strong character to look the game, and the last whistle saw most of the 88,500 -headed crowds celebrate – with a number of fans who brought tears.
Slot, who only took over from the legendary boss Jurgen Klopp in Liverpool this season, went deep into his couch to throw everything he had on Howe's side and make five second half of replacements.
It was replacement Harvey Elliot and Chiesa who had returned to Liverpool for Liverpool in the 94th minute, but it was too late for the Premier League leaders.
Images recorded from behind their dugout by ITV showed that players were nervous around the couch, their arms around each other's shoulders.
A man is draped in the Newcastle United flag. Sprinkle left behind by jubilant fans can be seen on the road
A fan has an unusual sign in the aftermath of the 2-0 win against Liverpool
A man scales a telephone box in the middle of the parties after the game
Another man scales a pole on the street on Dizzying Heights to express his jubilation in the victory
But after the last whistle sounded, they started to jump into the air in pure cheers before embracing the people around them and flowing on the Wembley surface.
It was not long before the emotions cracked at the surface when Captain Bruno Guimaraes from Newcastle broke out in tears during his interview after the game on the field, in which he said that the victory was one of the best days of his life.
“They (the fans of the club) earn everything, when I came here for the first time, I said,” I want a name in the history of the club, “Guimaraes told Sky Sports. 'After 73 years we can say that we are the champions. The boys deserve everything.
“This is one of the best days of my life. I have no words, this is one of the best days of my life. They deserve it, I said for them that this is like the World Cup.
'People who grew up have not seen Newcastle champions. Now they see that we are here to write history and I am so happy. My first year as a captain of this club.
“This is one of the best days. The team, the fans, the owners. We earn this. Look at this, it's incredible. This is my second home, since when I drew for the club, from the relegation (Battle), Champions League and now champion.
“I think we write history. One day when I leave this club, I want the fans to sing my name in the way they do it today.
“I know that when we have seen him in the standard today … he texts me for the game.”
