Newcastle United is an English football club based in Newcastle upon Tyne, founded in 1892 after the merger of two local teams. The club plays its home games at St. James’ Park, a striking stadium in the heart of the city with over 52,000 seats. Newcastle enjoyed great success in the early 20th century, winning several league titles and FA Cups. The club later enjoyed a popular period in the 1990s under Kevin Keegan, with attacking football and club icon Alan Shearer as top scorer. Despite the lack of recent trophies, the club remains fanatical and loyal; the “Toon Army” are famous for their passion.

The city of Newcastle is a former industrial city in the North East of England, known for its bridges, nightlife and proud community. Football plays a central role in everyday life. The club is deeply woven into the identity of the city and symbolises the pride, resilience and togetherness of its people.