List of Newcastle United F.C. records and statistics

For season-by-season records, see List of Newcastle United F.C. seasons.

This article lists the records of Newcastle United Football Club.

Honours and achievements

See also: Newcastle United F.C. in European football

League

• First Division / Premier League (level 1)
  • Champions (4): 1904–05, 1906–07, 1908–09, 1926–27
  • Runners-up: 1995–96, 1996–97
• Second Division / First Division / Championship (level 2)
  • Champions (4): 1964–65, 1992–93, 2009–10, 2016–17
  • Runners-up: 1897–98, 1947–48

Cup

• FA Cup
  • Winners (6): 1909–10, 1923–24, 1931–32, 1950–51, 1951–52, 1954–55
  • Runners-up (7): 1904–05, 1905–06, 1907–08, 1910–11, 1973–74, 1997–98, 1998–99
• Football League Cup / EFL Cup
  • Winners (1): 2024–25
  • Runners-up: 1975–76, 2022–23
• FA Charity Shield
  • Winners: 1909
  • Runners-up (5): 1932, 1951, 1952, 1955, 1996
• Inter-Cities Fairs Cup
  • Winners: 1968–69

Minor titles

• Sheriff of London Charity Shield
  • Winners: 1907
• Texaco Cup
  • Winners: 1973–74, 1974–75
• UEFA Intertoto Cup
  • Winners: 2006
• Anglo-Italian Cup
  • Winners: 1973
• Kirin Cup Soccer
  • Winners: 1983

Club records

Top 10 record transfer fees paid

Rank	Player	Fee	From	Date
1	Nick Woltemade	£69,000,000	VfB Stuttgart	August 2025
2	Alexander Isak	£63,000,000	Real Sociedad	August 2022
3	Yoane Wissa	£55,000,000	Brentford	September 2025
	Anthony Elanga		Nottingham Forest	July 2025
	Sandro Tonali		Milan	July 2023
6	Anthony Gordon	£45,000,000	Everton	January 2023
7	Jacob Ramsey	£43,000,000	Aston Villa	August 2025
8	Joelinton	£40,000,000	1899 Hoffenheim	July 2019
9	Harvey Barnes	£38,000,000	Leicester City	July 2023
10	Tino Livramento	£35,000,000	Southampton	August 2023
	Sven Botman		Lille	July 2022
	Bruno Guimarães		Lyon	January 2022

Top 10 record transfer fees received

Rank	Player	Fee	From	Date
1	Alexander Isak	£125,000,000	Liverpool	September 2025
2	Elliot Anderson	£35,000,000	Nottingham Forest	June 2024
	Andy Carroll		Liverpool	January 2011
4	Yankuba Minteh	£33,000,000	Brighton & Hove Albion	June 2024
5	Ayoze Pérez	£30,000,000	Leicester City	July 2019
	Moussa Sissoko		Tottenham Hotspur	August 2016
7	Aleksandar Mitrović	£27,000,000	Fulham	July 2018
8	Georginio Wijnaldum	£25,000,000	Liverpool	July 2016
9	Allan Saint-Maximin	£23,000,000	Al-Ahli	July 2023
10	Yohan Cabaye	£20,000,000	Paris Saint-Germain	January 2014

Attendances

• Highest attendance – 68,386 (v. Chelsea, First Division, 3 September 1930) ^[1]
• Highest average attendance – 56,299, Second Division, 1947–48 ^[1]

Wins

• Record victory: 13–0 v. Newport County, Second Division, 5 October 1946 ^[1]
• Record away league victory: 8–0 v. Sheffield United, Premier League, 24 September 2023 ^[2]
• Record away FA Cup victory: 9–0 v. Southport, FA Cup, 1 February 1932 ^{[3] [note 1]}
• Record home UEFA Champions League victory: 4–1 v. PSG, UEFA Champions League, 4 October 2023 ^[4]
• Record UEFA Champions League victory: 4–0 v. Union St. Gilloise, UEFA Champions League, 1 October 2025 ^[5]
• Record consecutive wins: 9, cup and league, 15 January 2025 ^[6]
• Wins by three plus goals in consecutive Premier League games – 3 consecutive games, Premier League, 2024–25 squad, 26 December 2024. ^[7]

Defeats

• Record defeat: 0–9 v. Burton Wanderers, Second Division, 15 April 1895 ^[1]

Goals

• Most League goals scored in a season – 98 in 42 matches, First Division, 1951–52
• Fewest League goals scored in a season – 30 in 42 matches, Second Division, 1980–81
• Most League goals conceded in a season – 109 in 42 matches, First Division, 1960–61
• Fewest League goals conceded in a season – 33 in 38 matches, Premier League, 2022–23, and 33 in 34 matches, First Division, 1904–05
• Most different scorers in a single Premier League match – 8, Sean Longstaff, Dan Burn, Sven Botman, Callum Wilson, Anthony Gordon, Miguel Almirón, Bruno Guimarães and Alexander Isak (v. Sheffield United, Premier League, 24 September 2023) ^[8]
• Most League goals scored against one club in a Premier League season – 13 goals over two matches (v. Sheffield United, Premier League, 27 April 2024. ^[9]
• Scored in every home game in a Premier League season – all 19 matches, Premier League, 2023–24 squad, 11 May 2024 ^[10]
• Most team goals scored in a Premier League season – 85 goals, Premier League, 2023–24 squad, 19 May 2024 ^[11]

Player records

Appearances

Appearances (streaks)

• Consecutive Premier League matches played – Shay Given, 140 matches. (v. Bolton, Premier League, 31 October 2004). ^[12]

Notable records: consecutive Premier League appearances
Boldsignifies current Newcastle United player. Rank Player Tenure Games played consecutively Confirmation period 1 Shay Given 1997–2009 140 October 2004 [12] 2 Bruno Guimarães 2022– 68 13 September 2025 [13]

Appearances (most)

• Most appearances in all competitions record – Jimmy Lawrence, 496
  • Current player with most appearances – Jamaal Lascelles , 251 (as of 30 March 2024)

Notable records: most appearances in all competitions

As of 25 November 2012 (competitive matches only, includes appearances as substitute): Name Career Appearances Goals 1 Jimmy Lawrence 1904–1922 496 0 2 Frank Hudspeth 1910–1929 472 37 3 Shay Given 1997–2009 463 0 4 Frank Clark 1962–1975 457 1 5 Bill McCracken 1904–1923 432 8 6 Alf McMichael 1949–1963 432 1 7 David Craig 1962–1978 412 11 8 Bobby Mitchell 1949–1961 410 113 9 Alan Shearer 1996–2006 405 206 10 Jackie Milburn 1943–1957 397 200

Appearances (age)

• Oldest player – Billy Hampson, 42 years 225 days (v. Birmingham City, First Division, 9 April 1927) ^[14]
• Youngest player – Steve Watson, 16 years 233 days (v. Wolves, Second Division, 10 November 1990) ^[15]
• Youngest player in European competition – Lewis Miley, 17 years 190 days (v. Borussia Dortmund, UEFA Champions League, 7 November 2023) ^[16]
• Youngest player in a Premier League match – Lewis Miley, 17 years 28 days (v. Chelsea, 28 May 2023) ^[16]

Captains

Notable records: Newcastle United captains

Player Season William Graham 1892–93 [17] William Graham 1893–94 [17] William Graham 1894–95 [17] Robert Foyers 1895–96 [17] James Stott 1896–97 [17] James Stott 1897–98 [17] John Ostler 1898–99 [17] Andy Aitken 1899–00 [17] Andy Aitken 1900–01 [17] Andy Aitken 1901–02 [17] Andy Aitken 1902–03 [17] Andy Aitken 1903–04 [17] Andy Aitken 1904–05 [17] Alec Gardner 1905–06 [17] Alec Gardner 1906–07 [17] Alec Gardner 1907–08 [17] Colin Veitch 1908–09 [17] Colin Veitch 1909–10 [17] Andy Aitken 1910–11 [17] Bill McCracken 1911–12 [17] Bill McCracken 1912–13 [17] James Hay 1913–14 [17] James Hay 1914–15 [17] Bill McCracken 1919–20 [17] Wilf Low 1920–21 [17] Wilf Low 1921–22 [17] Wilf Low 1922–23 [17] Frank Hudspeth 1923–24 [17] Frank Hudspeth 1924–25 [17] Frank Hudspeth 1925–26 [17] Hughie Gallacher 1926–27 [17] Hughie Gallacher 1927–28 [17] Jack Hill 1928–29 [17] Jack Hill 1929–30 [17] Jack Hill 1930–31 [17]   Player Season Jimmy Nelson 1931–32 [17] Jimmy Nelson 1932–36 [17] Jimmy Nelson 1933–34 [17] Jimmy Nelson 1934–35 [17] Tony Leach 1935–36 [17] Bill Imrie 1936–37 [17] Bill Imrie 1937–38 [17] James Denmark 1938–39 [17] Henry Clifton 1944–45 [17] Joe Harvey 1945–46 [17] Joe Harvey 1946–47 [17] Joe Harvey 1947–48 [17] Joe Harvey 1948–49 [17] Joe Harvey 1949–50 [17] Joe Harvey 1950–51 [17] Joe Harvey 1951–52 [17] Joe Harvey 1952–53 [17] Jimmy Scoular 1953–54 [17] Alf McMichael 1953–54 [17] Jimmy Scoular 1954–55 [17] Jimmy Scoular 1955–56 [17] Jimmy Scoular 1956–57 [17] Bob Stokoe 1957–58 [17] Bob Stokoe 1958–59 [17] Bob Stokoe 1959–60 [17] Ivor Allchurch 1960–61 [17] Bill McKinney 1961–62 [17] Dick Keith 1962–63 [17] Stan Anderson 1963–64 [17] Stan Anderson 1964–65 [17] Jim Iley 1965–66 [17] Jim Iley 1966–67 [17] Bobby Moncur 1967–68 [17] Bobby Moncur 1968–69 [17] Bobby Moncur 1969–70 [17]   Player Season Bobby Moncur 1970–71 [17] Bobby Moncur 1971–72 [17] Bobby Moncur 1972–73 [17] Bobby Moncur 1973–74 [17] Frank Clark 1974–75 [17] Geoff Nulty 1975–76 [17] Geoff Nulty 1976–77 [17] Geoff Nulty 1977–78 [17] Terry Hibbitt 1978–79 [17] Irving Nattrass 1978–79 [17] Mick Martin 1979–80 [17] Mick Martin 1980–81 [17] Mick Martin 1981–82 [17] Kevin Keegan 1982–83 [17] Kevin Keegan 1983–84 [17] Glenn Roeder 1984–85 [17] Glenn Roeder 1985–86 [17] Glenn Roeder 1986–87 [17] Glenn Roeder 1987–88 [17] Dave Beasant 1988–89 [17] Kenny Sansom 1988–89 [17] Roy Aitken 1989–90 [17] Roy Aitken 1990–91 [17] Kevin Scott 1991–92 [17] Brian Kilcline 1992–93 [17] Barry Venison 1992–93 [17] Barry Venison 1993–94 [17] Peter Beardsley 1993–94 [17] Peter Beardsley 1994–95 [17] Peter Beardsley 1995–96 [17] Peter Beardsley 1996–97 [17] Rob Lee 1997–98 [17] Rob Lee 1998–99 [17] Alan Shearer 1998–99 [17] Alan Shearer 1999–00 [17]   Player Season Alan Shearer 2000–01 [17] Alan Shearer 2001–02 [17] Alan Shearer 2002–03 [17] Alan Shearer 2003–04 [17] Alan Shearer 2004–05 [17] Alan Shearer 2005–06 [17] Scott Parker 2006–07 [17] Shay Given 2006–07 [18] Alan Smith 2007–08 [17] Michael Owen 2007–08 [17] Michael Owen 2008–09 [17] Nicky Butt 2008–09 [17] Nicky Butt 2009–10 [17] Alan Smith 2009–10 [17] Kevin Nolan 2010–11 [17] Fabricio Coloccini 2011–12 [17] Fabricio Coloccini 2012–13 [17] Fabricio Coloccini 2013–14 [17] Fabricio Coloccini 2014–15 [17] Fabricio Coloccini 2015–16 [17] Jamaal Lascelles 2016–17 [17] Jamaal Lascelles 2017–18 [17] Jamaal Lascelles 2018–19 [17] Jamaal Lascelles 2019–20 [17] Jamaal Lascelles 2020–21 [17] Jamaal Lascelles 2021–22 [17] Jamaal Lascelles 2022–23 [17] Kieran Trippier 2022–23 [17] [19] Jamaal Lascelles 2023–24 [17] [19] Kieran Trippier 2023–24 [17] [19] Jamaal Lascelles 2024–25 [20] Kieran Trippier 2024–25 [20] Bruno Guimarães 2024–25 [20] Bruno Guimarães 2025–26 [21]

Notable records: captains 2020s
Boldsignifies current Newcastle United player. Player Season Jamaal Lascelles 2020–21 [17] Jamaal Lascelles 2021–22 [17] Jamaal Lascelles 2022–23 [17] Kieran Trippier 2022–23 [17] [19] Jamaal Lascelles 2023–24 [17] [19] Kieran Trippier 2023–24 [17] [19] Jamaal Lascelles 2024–25 [20] Kieran Trippier 2024–25 [20] Bruno Guimarães 2024–25 [20] [22] Table last updated: 17 June 2025

Outfield

Assists

Assists (streaks)

• Consecutive assists in Premier League matches – 4 consecutive games, Kieran Trippier , 21 October 2023. ^[23]

Assists (most)

• Most assists in a Premier League match – 3, Allan Saint-Maximin,29 June 2020. ^{[24] [note 2]}

Notable records: most Premier League assists in a match
Boldsignifies current Newcastle United player. Rank Player Tenure Assists Date 1 Rob Lee 1993–2002 3 [25] 13 September 1993 1 Andy Cole 1993–2002 3 [26] 19 March 1994 1 Allan Saint-Maximin 2019–2023 3 [24] 29 June 2020 1 Kieran Trippier 2022– 3 [27] 24 September 2023

• Most assists in a Premier League season – Nolberto Solano, 15 assists Premier League, 1999–00 ^{[28] [29]}

Notable records: Premier League assists in a season
Boldsignifies current Newcastle United player. Notable goal creating records from players in a season. Rank Player PL season Assists Appearances Average 1 Nolberto Solano 1999–00 15 [28] [29] 30 [30] 0.5 2 Andy Cole 1993–94 13 [28] [29] 40 [31] 0.33 3 Jacob Murphy 2024–25 12 [28] [29] 35 [32] 0.34 4 Ruel Fox 1994–95 11 [28] 40 [33] 0.28 4 Laurent Robert 2001–02 11 [28] 36 [34] 0.31

Notable records: all-time Premier League assists
Boldsignifies current Newcastle United player. Rank Player PL tenure Assists 1 Nolberto Solano 1998–2007 54 [35] 2 Alan Shearer 1996–2006 36 [35] 3 Rob Lee 1993–2002 31 [35] 4 Laurent Robert 2001–2005 29 [35] 5 Jacob Murphy 2017– 28 [35] 6 Peter Beardsley 1993–1997 26 [35] 6 Kieron Dyer 1999–2007 26 [35] Table last updated: 9 June 2025

• Most header assists in a Premier League match – 3, Kieran Trippier , 24 September 2023. ^[27]

Assists (age)

• Youngest player to assist in a Premier League match – Lewis Miley , 17 years 208 days (v. Chelsea, 25 November 2023) ^[36]
• Youngest player to assist in European competition – Lewis Miley , 17 years 226 days (v. AC Milan, 13 December 2023) ^[37]

Goal scorers

Goals scorers (streaks)

• Consecutive league and cup matches scored – 9, Willie Wardrope (1895–96) ^[38]

Notable records: consecutive league and cup match scorers
Boldsignifies current Newcastle United player. Rank Player Tenure Games scored consecutively Confirmation period 1 Willie Wardrope 1895–1900 9 1895 [38] 2 Les Ferdinand 1995–1997 8 September–October 1995 [38]

• Consecutive home Premier League matches scored – 15, Alan Shearer (v. Nottingham Forest, Premier League, 11 May 1997) ^[39]

Notable records: consecutive Premier League home match scorers

Players who have scored in consecutive Premier League home games. On 2 April 2024, only four Newcastle player had scored consecutively in five home Premier League games in a streak. [39] Boldsignifies current Newcastle United player. Rank Player Goals Matches Detail 1 Alan Shearer 20 15 (v. Nottingham Forest, Premier League, 11 May 1997) [39] 2 Andy Cole 13 8 (v. Coventry City, Premier League, 23 February 1994) [39] 3 Les Ferdinand 10 6 (v. Liverpool, Premier League, 4 November 1995) [39] 4 Alexander Isak 6 5 (v. Everton, Premier League, 2 April 2024) [39]

• Consecutive first Premier League home matches scored in after a home debut – 20 goals in first 15 games (home debut – consecutive home game 15), Alan Shearer (v. Nottingham Forest, Premier League, 11 May 1997) ^[40]

Notable records: consecutive Premier League home matches scored in after a home debut

Players who have scored in consecutive Premier League home games from a home debut. Boldsignifies current Newcastle United player. On 28 September 2025, only six players had scored in their first two home games for Newcastle in the Premier League. [41] On 5 October 2025, only three players had scored in their first three home games for Newcastle in the Premier League. [42] Rank Player Goals Matches Detail 1 Alan Shearer 20 15 (v. Nottingham Forest, Premier League, 11 May 1997) [40] [39] 2 Les Ferdinand 10 6 (v. Liverpool, Premier League, 4 November 1995) [42] 3 Nick Woltemade 3 3 (v. Nottingham Forest, Premier League, 5 October 2025) [42] 4 Moussa Sissoko 3 2 (v. Southampton, Premier League, 24 February 2013 [41] 5 Daniel Cordone 2 2 (v. Tottenham Hotspur, Premier League, 25 August 2000) [42] [41] 6 Papiss Cissé 2 2 (v. Wolves, Premier League, 25 February 2012) [41]

• Consecutive away Premier League matches scored – 5, Alexander Isak (2024–25) ^[43]
• Consecutive Premier League matches scored – 8, Alexander Isak (2024–25) ^[44]

Notable records: consecutive Premier League match scorer records

Boldsignifies current Newcastle United player. Rank Player Tenure Games scored consecutively Confirmation period 1 Alexander Isak 2022–2025 8 December 2024–January 2025 [44] [45] 2 Len White 1953–1962 7 1958 [38] [note 3] 2 Len White 1953–1962 7 1961 [38] [note 3] 2 Paul Goddard 1986–1988 7 1987 [38] [note 3] 2 Alan Shearer 1996–2006 7 September–November 1996 [45] 2 Joe Willock 2021– 7 April–May 2021 [45] 7 Papiss Cissé 2012–2016 6 2012 [38]

• Consecutive FA Cup rounds scored – 6 rounds, Jackie Milburn (1951 FA Cup) ^[46]
• Consecutive goals scored in two opening European games – 4 goals in 2 games, Patrick Kluivert (2004–05) ^[47]

Notable records: consecutive goals scored in two opening European games
Boldsignifies current Newcastle United player. On 1 October 2025, only two players had scored in the first two games for Newcastle in a European campaign. [47] Rank Player Goals Games Campaign 1 Patrick Kluivert 4 2 2004–05 UEFA Cup [47] 2 Anthony Gordon 3 2 2025–26 UEFA Champions League [47]

Notable records: consecutive goals scored in European games
Boldsignifies current Newcastle United player. Rank Player Goals Games Confirmation date 1 Bobby Moncur 3 2 11 June 1969 [48] 2 Patrick Kluivert 4 2 September 2004 [49] 3 Anthony Gordon 3 2 1 October 2025 [49]

Goals scorers (fastest)

• Fastest Premier League debut goal – 6 minutes, Sandro Tonali (v. Aston Villa, Premier League, 12 August 2023) ^[50]

Notable records: fastest Premier League debut goal

Rank Player Time Venue Date 1 Sandro Tonali 6 home v. Aston Villa 12 August 2023 [50] 2 Joe Willock 16 home v. Southampton 2021 [50] 3 Alex Mathie 19 home v. Sheffield Wednesday 1993 [50] [note 4] 4 Harvey Barnes 23 home v. Aston Villa 2023 [50] [note 4] 5 Stéphane Guivarc'h 28 home v. Liverpool 1998 [50] 6 Nick Woltemade 29 home v. Wolves 13 September 2025 [51] 7 Alexander Isak 38 away v. Liverpool 2022 [50] 8 Georginio Wijnaldum 48 home v. Southampton 2015 [50] 9 Callum Wilson 56 away v. West Ham United 2020 [50] 10 Papiss Cissé 57 home v. Aston Villa 2012 [50] 11 Duncan Ferguson 59 home v. Wimbledon 1998 [50] 12 Matty Longstaff 72 home v. Manchester United 2019 [50] 13 Xisco 82 home v. Hull City 2008 [50] 14 Les Ferdinand 83 home v. Coventry City 1995 [50] 15 Jeff Hendrick 87 away v. West Ham United 2020 [50]

• Fastest recorded goal – 10.4 seconds, Alan Shearer (v. Manchester City, Premier League, 18 January 2003) ^{[52] [note 5]}

Notable records: fastest goal scorer in all competitions

Boldsignifies current Newcastle United player. Player Time Detail Malcolm Macdonald 4 (v. St Johnstone, friendly match, 29 July 1972) [52] [53] [note 5] Jackie Milburn 6 (v. Cardiff City, Second Division, 22 November 1947) [52] [note 5] Alan Shearer 10.4 (v. Manchester City, Premier League, 18 January 2003) [52] [note 5] Miguel Almiron 19.8 (v. West Brom, Premier League, 12 December 2020) [54] Jackie Milburn 45 (v. Manchester City, FA Cup final, 7 May 1955) [55]

• Fastest recorded FA Cup final goal – 45 seconds, Jackie Milburn (v. Manchester City, FA Cup final, 7 May 1955) ^[55]
• Fastest recorded Premier League goal – 10.4 seconds, Alan Shearer (v. Manchester City, Premier League, 18 January 2003) ^[52]

Notable records: fastest Premier League goal scorer
Boldsignifies current Newcastle United player. Rank Player Time Detail 1 Alan Shearer 10.4 (v. Manchester City, Premier League, 18 January 2003) [52] 2 Miguel Almiron 19.8 (v. West Brom, Premier League, 12 December 2020) [54]

• Fastest to score 50 goals in all competitions – 50, Andy Cole(1993–1995) ^[56]

Notable records: games taken to reach first 50 goals in all competition
Boldsignifies current Newcastle United player. Rank Player Tenure Games to reach 50 goals 1 Andy Cole 1993–1995 50 [56] 2 Les Ferdinand 1995–1997 84 [56] 3 Alexander Isak 2022–2025 89 [56] 4 Alan Shearer 1996–2006 94 [56]

Goals scorers (firsts)

• First to score on both Premier League and Champions League debuts – 1 goal in each match, Nick Woltemade (v. Wolves, Premier League, 13 September 2025; v. Union St. Gilloise, UEFA Champions League, 1 October 2025) ^[57]
• First player to score consecutively in 15 Premier League home matches – 20 goals in 15 game streak, Alan Shearer (v. Nottingham Forest, Premier League, 11 May 1997) ^[40]

Notable records: first players who scored in consecutive home Premier League matches

The first players to score in consecutive Premier League home matches. Malcolm Allen was the first player to score for Newcastle in the Premier League when he scored for Newcastle at home against Everton on 25 August 1993. In the same season, Andy Cole became the first Newcastle player to complete an eight home Premier League scoring streak in a match against Coventry City on the 23 February 1994. [39] See also: 1993–94 Premier League season Alan Shearer beat Cole's consecutive eight game scoring record in the 1996–97 Premier League season. In this season, Shearer became the first Newcastle player to score consecutively in nine home Premier League games, in a match against Leeds United on 1 January 1997. Shearer continued his goalscoring streak and reached a fifteenth consecutive match; scoring in a home match against Nottingham Forest on 11 May 1997. [40] See also: 1996–97 Premier League season Rank Player Goals Matches Detail 1 Alan Shearer 20 15 (v. Nottingham Forest, Premier League, 11 May 1997) [40] [39] 7 Alan Shearer 11 9 (v. Leeds United,Premier League, 1 January 1997) 8 Andy Cole 13 8 (v. Coventry City, Premier League, 23 February 1994) [39] 15 Malcolm Allen 1 1 (v. Everton, Premier League, 25 August 1993) [42]

• First player to score consecutively in his first fifteen Premier League home appearances in debut season – 20 goals in 15 consecutive home games, Alan Shearer (v. Nottingham Forest, Premier League, 11 May 1997) ^[40]

Notable records: first players who scored in consecutive home Premier League matches following a home debut

The first players to score on a home debut and then score in consecutive home matches. Alex Mathie was the first player to score for Newcastle on his home debut in the Premier League when he came off the bench to score for Newcastle against Sheffield Wednesday on 13 September 1993. [50] Though Mathie failed to score in a second consecutive home game [41] in a streak. Les Ferdinand was the first to have a Premier League home goals-games streak from his home debut. [41] [42] Ferdinand. became the first Newcastle player to score in six consecutive home Premier League games after his home debut in the 1995–96 Premier League season when he scored against Liverpool on 4 November 1995. See also: 1995–96 Premier League season Alan Shearer beat Ferdinand's record in the following 1996–97 Premier League season. In this season, Shearer became the first Newcastle player to score consecutively in seven home Premier League games from a home debut, in a match against Liverpool on 23 December 1996. Shearer continued his goalscoring streak and reached a fifteenth consecutive match; scoring in a home match against Nottingham Forest on 11 May 1997. [40] See also: 1996–97 Premier League season Rank Player Goals Matches Detail 1 Alan Shearer 20 15 (v. Nottingham Forest, Premier League, 11 May 1997) [40] 9 Alan Shearer 7 7 (v. Liverpool,Premier League, 23 December 1996) 10 Les Ferdinand 10 6 (v. Liverpool, Premier League, 4 November 1995) 13 Les Ferdinand 4 3 (v. Man City, Premier League, 16 September 1995) [42] 14 Les Ferdinand 2 2 (v. Middlesbrough, Premier League, 30 August 1995) [41] 15 Alex Mathie 1 1 (v. Sheffield Wednesday,Premier League, 13 September 1993) [50]

• First player to score goals in first two consecutive opening games of UEFA Cup campaign – 4 goals in 2 games, Patrick Kluivert (v. Bnei Sakhnin, UEFA Cup, 30 September 2005) ^[47]
• First player to score goals in first two consecutive opening games of UEFA Champions League campaign – 3 goals in 2 games, Anthony Gordon (v. Union St. Gilloise, UEFA Champions League, 1 October 2025) ^[47]
• First player to score 10+ home and 10+ away goals in a Premier League season – 22 home, 12 away, Andy Cole(1993–94) ^[58]
• First player to score in every round of the FA Cup and win the FA Cup – 6 rounds, Jackie Milburn (1951 FA Cup) ^[46]
• First player to score from a throw-in – Malcolm Macdonald (v. Notts County, Quarter-Final of League Cup, 3 December 1975) ^{[59] [note 6]}

Goals scorers (most)

• Most goals in a season – 41, Andy Cole (1993–94) ^[14]
• Most Premier League goals in a season – 34, Andy Cole (1993–94) ^[60]

Notable records: top scorers in a Premier League campaign

Rank Player Detail Goals Games Average 1 Andy Cole Premier League 1993–94 [60] 34 40 0.85 2 Alan Shearer Premier League 1996–97 [60] 25 31 0.81 3 Les Ferdinand Premier League 1995–96 [60] 25 37 0.68 4 Alexander Isak Premier League 2024–25 [60] 23 34 0.68 5 Alan Shearer Premier League 2001–02 [60] 23 37 0.62 6 Alan Shearer Premier League 1999–00 [60] 23 37 0.62 7 Alan Shearer Premier League 2003–04 [60] 22 37 0.62 8 Alexander Isak Premier League 2023–24 [60] 21 30 0.7 9 Peter Beardsley Premier League 1993–94 [60] 21 35 0.6 10 Callum Wilson Premier League 2022–23 [60] 18 31 0.6

• Most different matches scored in, in a Premier League campaign – 26 matches, Andy Cole, (1993–94). ^[61]
• Most goals when scoring 10+ home and 10+ away goals in a Premier League season – 22 home, 12 away (34 goals), Andy Cole(1993–94) ^[58]

Notable records: players with 10+ home and 10+ away goals in a Premier League season
Players with 10+ home and 10+ away goals in a season. On 2 April 2025, only three players had scored 10+ home and 10+ away goals in a Premier League campaign. [58] Boldsignifies current Newcastle United player. Player Tenure Season Andy Cole 1993–1995 1993–94 [58] Alan Shearer 1996–2006 2001–02 [58] Alexander Isak 2022–2025 2024–25 [58]

• Most League goals in a season – 36, Hughie Gallacher (1926–27) ^[14]
• Most goals in a single match – 6, Len Shackleton (v. Newport County, Second Division, 5 October 1946) ^[14]
• Most goals in a single Premier League match – 5, Alan Shearer (v. Sheffield Wednesday, Premier League, 19 September 1999) ^[62]

Notable records: most Premier League goals scored in a single match

Rank Player Goals v. Date 1 Alan Shearer 5 Sheffield Wednesday 19 September 1999 [62] 2 Georginio Wijnaldum 4 Norwich City 18 October 2015 [62] 3 Peter Beardsley 3 Wimbledon 30 October 1993 [62] 4 Andy Cole 3 Liverpool 21 November 1993 [62] 5 Andy Cole 3 Coventry City 23 February 1994 [62] 6 Les Ferdinand 3 Wimbledon 21 October 1995 [62] 7 Alan Shearer 3 Leicester City 2 February 1997 [62] 8 Michael Owen 3 West Ham United 17 December 2005 [62] 9 Andy Carroll 3 Aston Villa 22 August 2010 [62] 10 Kevin Nolan 3 Sunderland 31 October 2010 [62] 11 Leon Best 3 West Ham United 5 January 2011 [62] 12 Demba Ba 3 Blackburn Rovers 24 September 2011 [62] 13 Demba Ba 3 Stoke City 31 October 2011 [62] 14 Ayoze Pérez 3 Southampton 20 April 2019 [62] 15 Alexander Isak 3 Ipswich Town 21 December 2024 [62]

• Most hat-tricks in Premier League – 2, Andy Cole (1993–1995) ^[63]

Notable records: most Premier League hat-tricks
Rank Player Tenure Number of hat-tricks 1 Andy Cole 1993–1995 2 [63] 1 Alan Shearer 1996–2006 2 [63] 1 Demba Ba 2011–2013 2 [63]

• Most goals in all competitions – 206, Alan Shearer (1996 to 2006) ^[64]
  • Current player with most goals – Joelinton , 31 (as of 1 October 2025)

Notable records: top scorers in all competitions

Rank Player Tenure Goals Appearances Average 1 Alan Shearer 1996–2006 206 405 0.51 2 Jackie Milburn 1943–1957 200 397 0.5 3 Len White 1953–1962 153 270 0.57 4 Hughie Gallacher 1925–1930 143 174 0.82 5 Malcolm Macdonald 1971–1976 121 228 0.53 6 Peter Beardsley 1983–1997 119 326 0.37 7 Tommy McDonald 1921–1931 113 367 0.31 8 Bobby Mitchell 1949–1961 113 410 0.28 9 Neil Harris 1920–1925 101 194 0.52 10 Pop Robson 1962–1971 97 244 0.4 Source: [64] Note: [note 7]

• Most goals in the League – 178, Jackie Milburn (1946 to 1957) ^[14]
• Most goals in European competition – 30 in 52 matches, Alan Shearer ^[14]

Goals scorers (age)

• Youngest player to score in a Premier League match – Lewis Miley , 17 years 230 days (v. Fulham, 16 December 2023) ^[66]

Goalkeeping

Clean sheets

Clean sheets (streaks)

• Most consecutive clean sheets – Nick Pope, 10 games, 25 January 2023 ^[67]

Notable records: consecutive clean sheets
Boldsignifies current Newcastle United player. Rank Player Tenure Clean sheets 1 Nick Pope 2022– 10 [67] 2 Kevin Carr 1976–1985 6 [68]

Clean sheets (most)

Notable records: all time Premier League clean sheets
Boldsignifies current Newcastle United player. Rank Player PL tenure Clean sheets 1 Shay Given 1997–2009 89 [69] 2 Martin Dúbravka 2018–2025 46 [69] 3 Tim Krul 2006–2017 41 [69] 4 Pavel Srníček 1993–2007 35 [69] 5 Nick Pope 2022– 31 [69] [70] 6 Steve Harper 1993–2013 23 [69] Table last updated: 9 June 2025

Saves

• Most saves in a single match – 14, Tim Krul, 10 November 2013. ^[71]
• Most saves with a Premier League clean sheet – 14, Tim Krul, (v. Spurs, Premier League, 10 November 2013) ^[71]
• Most saves with a Premier League win – 14, Tim Krul, (v. Spurs, Premier League, 10 November 2013) ^[71]

Notable records: Premier League penalty saves
Boldsignifies current Newcastle United player. Rank Player PL tenure Penalty saves [note 8] 1 Nick Pope 2022– 3 [72] 2 Martin Dúbravka 2018–2025 2 [72] 2 Karl Darlow 2014–2023 2 [72] 2 Tim Krul 2006–2017 2 [72] Table last updated: 9 June 2025

Managerial records

Main article: List of Newcastle United F.C. managers

Newcastle in Europe

Main article: Newcastle United F.C. in European football

League finishing positions

Personal honours

English Football Hall of Fame

The following have either played for or managed Newcastle United and have been inducted into the English Football Hall of Fame  :

Players Paul Gascoigne (2002 inaugural inductee) Kevin Keegan (2002 inaugural inductee) Alan Shearer (2004 inductee) John Barnes (2005 inductee) Jackie Milburn (2006 inductee) Ian Rush (2006 inductee) Peter Beardsley (2007 inductee) Len Shackleton (2009 inductee) Stuart Pearce (2015 inductee) Hughie Gallacher (2014 inductee) Gary Speed (2017 inductee) Ivor Allchurch (2015 inductee)

Managers Sir Bobby Robson (2003 inductee)

Football Foundation Community Champion Peter Beardsley (2008 inductee)

Scottish Football Hall of Fame

The following have either played for or managed Newcastle United and have been inducted into the Scottish Football Hall of Fame  :

Players Hughie Gallacher (2004 inaugural inductee)

Managers Kenny Dalglish (2004 inaugural inductee) Graeme Souness (2004 inaugural inductee)

Welsh Sports Hall of Fame

The following have played for Newcastle United and have been inducted into the Welsh Sports Hall of Fame  :

Players

• Ivor Allchurch (1995 inductee)
• Ian Rush (2001 inductee)

European Hall of Fame

The following have played for Newcastle United and have been inducted into the European Hall of Fame : ^{[ citation needed ]}

Players Kevin Keegan Alan Shearer Peter Beardsley Managers Sir Bobby Robson

Football League 100 Legends

The following have played for Newcastle United and were included in the Football League 100 Legends  :

• John Barnes
• Paul Gascoigne
• Kevin Keegan
• Malcolm Macdonald
• Jackie Milburn
• Len Shackleton
• Alan Shearer
• Bill McCracken
• Hughie Gallacher
• Ivor Allchurch
• Ian Rush

PFA Players' Player of the Year

The following have won the PFA Players' Player of the Year award while playing for Newcastle United :

• 1996 Les Ferdinand
• 1997 Alan Shearer

PFA Young Player of the Year

The following have won the PFA Young Player of the Year award while playing for Newcastle United :

• 1988 Paul Gascoigne
• 1994 Andy Cole
• 2002 Craig Bellamy
• 2003 Jermaine Jenas

Source: ^[73]

PFA Team of the Year

The following have been included in the PFA Team of the Year while playing for Newcastle United :

• 1973–74 First Division Malcolm Macdonald
• 1978–79 Second Division Peter Withe
• 1979–80 Second Division Peter Withe
• 1982–83 Second Division Kevin Keegan
• 1983–84 Second Division Kevin Keegan
• 1984–85 First Division Chris Waddle
• 1986–87 First Division Peter Beardsley
• 1987–88 First Division Paul Gascoigne
• 1989–90 Second Division Micky Quinn
• 1992–93 First Division John Beresford, Lee Clark, Gavin Peacock
• 1993–94 Premier League Peter Beardsley
• 1995–96 Premier League Rob Lee, Les Ferdinand, David Ginola
• 1996–97 Premier League David Batty, Alan Shearer
• 1997–98 Premier League David Batty
• 2001–02 Premier League Shay Given
• 2002–03 Premier League Kieron Dyer, Alan Shearer
• 2005–06 Premier League Shay Given
• 2009–10 Championship Fabricio Coloccini, Jose Enrique, Kevin Nolan, Andy Carroll
• 2011–12 Premier League Fabricio Coloccini
• 2016–17 Championship Jamaal Lascelles, Jonjo Shelvey, Dwight Gayle ^[74]
• 2022–23 Premier League Kieran Trippier ^[75]
• 2024–25 Premier League Alexander Isak

Premier League Golden Boot

The following have won the Premier League Golden Boot award while playing for Newcastle United :

• 1994 Andy Cole
• 1997 Alan Shearer

Premier League Manager of the Season

The following have won the Premier League Manager of the Season award while managing for Newcastle United :

• 2012 Alan Pardew

Premier League LMA Manager of the Year

The following have won the LMA Manager of the Year award while managing for Newcastle United :

• 2012 Alan Pardew

Notes

1. match replayed at Hillsborough ^[3]
2. Record shared with numerous players
3. Consecutive run in level 1 prior to the Premier League. ^[38]
4. Debuted as substitute
5. Milburn scored a 6 second goal on 22 November 1947 v. Cardiff City. This Jackie Milburn effort is not noted as an official time. ^[52] Malcolm Macdonald lobbed the keeper from kick off in a preseason friendly on 29 July 1972. ^[52]
6. A goal cannot be scored directly from a throw-in. A goal counted; McManus touched the ball before it crossed the line. ^[59]
7. Milburn scored 238 post 1943 and 200 post 1945 ^[65]
8. The data on penalty saves, from the premierleague.com database, started in 2008. ^[72] It is noted this data does not hold the penalty saving records of players like Pavel Srníček, Shay Given and Steve Harper who played in the league before the 2008-09 season.

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External links

• Past players database at toon1892.co.uk