Exclusive: Newcastle manager Eddie Howe recalls the unforgettable atmosphere during the victory against Paris Saint-Germain as a moment that will stay with him forever.

Eddie Howe, the manager of Newcastle United, expressed his admiration for the club’s fans and their unwavering support. Reflecting on their remarkable 4-1 victory against Paris Saint-Germain in the UEFA Champions League, Howe described it as a standout moment in his tenure.

The match against PSG marked Newcastle’s first Champions League home game in two decades, and although they ultimately finished at the bottom of their group, the triumph against the French champions will undoubtedly be cherished by the Newcastle faithful.

Howe acknowledged the impact of the St James’ Park crowd, stating that it was during home games that he truly felt the power of the fans. He praised the fans’ contribution during the PSG game, emphasizing how their unwavering support from the first minute played a significant role in the team’s success. The unity between the players and the crowd was evident, and it was a moment that came close to representing Newcastle at their best.

The victory against PSG saw two lifelong Newcastle fans, Dan Burn and Sean Longstaff, find the back of the net. Despite the club’s newfound financial power to attract international stars, Howe stressed the importance of having local players within the squad. He highlighted the commitment and love that the local players have for the club, evident in their unwavering support for all levels of the club, from reserve games to women’s matches.

Howe commended the passion and loyalty of Newcastle fans, describing it as a unique experience. He marveled at the generational support, where families consisting of children, adults, and grandparents attend matches together. The dedication and loyalty of the fans are epitomized by their presence at the training ground, with supporters always present regardless of the time of day.

In conclusion, Eddie Howe expressed his gratitude for the incredible support of Newcastle fans. Their passion for the game and unwavering dedication to the club make them truly special. The victory against PSG will forever be etched in the memories of both the fans and the manager, symbolizing the power of unity between the team and its supporters.