Eddie Howe's Magpies are into the quarter-finals of the Carabao Cup for the third season in a row following a high-octane St. James' Park success against Chelsea. The Blues had narrowly beaten Newcastle at Stamford Bridge in the Premier League three days earlier but United gained some revenge by knocking them out of the cup thanks to Alexander Isak's third goal of the campaign and a Axel Disasi own goal.

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Lee is at Stamford Bridge after seeing Eddie Howe's lads go down 2-1 against Chelsea. The Magpies are struggling for form and Lee isn't happy about it.

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The Magpies lost at home for the first time since January as Brighton & Hove Albion goalkeeper Bart Verbruggen made a string of saves at St. James' Park.

The Netherlands number one denied Newcastle time and time again, either side of a 35th-minute goal from Danny Welbeck - who was sadly stretchered off in the second period. It was the Magpies' first defeat on Tyneside since champions Manchester City edged them out in a 3-2 thriller at the beginning of the year, but Eddie Howe's men largely dominated proceedings without being able to find a way past Verbruggen.

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