Newcastle United 4-1 Paris Saint-Germain - UEFA Champions League result as Miguel Almiron, Dan Burn, Sean Longstaff and Fabian Schar secure famous win

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Local duo Dan Burn and Sean Longstaff were on target as Newcastle United ensured there was a triumphant return of UEFA Champions League football at St James’ Park courtesy of a magnificent 4-1 win over Paris Saint-Germain.

The Magpies were playing their first match in the competition on home turf in 20 years and responded to the electric energy of the Geordie faithful with a powerful performance that left Kylian Mbappe and Co largely frustrated.

Miguel Almiron set the ball rolling on 17 minutes when he swept in a rebound to punish slack play at the back from the visitors after Gianluigi Donnarumma had parried Alexander Isak’s thumping strike.

Eddie Howe’s men then turned a strong first 45 into a dream one as Burn nodded in Bruno Guimaraes’ cross from the left byline with the goal eventually given following a lengthy VAR check.

It got even better for the hosts five minutes into the second period as another local lad, Longstaff got in on the act with a low shot from the right side of the area that somehow squirmed underneath Donnarumma.

PSG eventually found offered some semblance of a threat when Lucas Hernandez nodded in, but the Magpies remained composed late on and sealed it in stoppage time when Fabian Schar crashed home a stunning shot into the top corner.

The result sees Newcastle top Group F with four points from two outings. PSG are second on three points with AC Milan on two and Dortmund on one.

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It was another unforgettable evening in the UEFA Champions League as Newcastle United recorded a 4-1 win over Paris Saint-Germain on a famous night at St James' Park to leave them top of Group F. Meanwhile, Ferran Torres came off the bench to score a winner for Barcelona in Group H, and the in-form Julian Alvarez netted as Manchester City recorded a 3-1 victory over RB Leipzig in Group G.

"It's some night. We knew as a group it would be special with the atmosphere. For me and Burny scoring on a night like this... it's pretty surreal really."

He added: "It's an unbelievable night. I'm so proud to be from Newcastle and I'm over the moon."

Schar caps a fairytale night for the Geordies!

"The players are doing a lap of honour now, they deserve that. I'm nearly lost for words, I nearly lost my voice up there in the box."

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Indeed, Newcastle's squad are currently clapping the supporters to the tune of Status Quo's 'Rocking all over the World' - and aren't they just!

Europe take note. St James' Park is a venue to be feared.

Former Newcastle midfielder and TNT Sports expert Jermaine Jenas salutes his old club. He says the players put on a performance and delivered.

Alan Shearer was pictured in the stands looking emotional. This is his club and he won't have seen many nights as good as this at St James' Park.

Newcastle 4-1 PSG.

The Magpies ensure a triumphant return of UEFA Champions League football at St James’ Park with a magnificent 4-1 win over the French champions.

Vitinha shoots harmlessly wide from 30 yards out.

The fans are whistling. They want the referee to end PSG's misery.

Take a bow Eddie Howe!

Targett on.

Newcastle fans can enjoy the last few minutes of this now.

Savour it!

Wow! Schar puts the icing on the cake with a stunning 25-yard shot that flashes into the top corner.

Five minutes added.

It's been a night to forget for Mbappe and Co - but what an 'I was there' moment for the Geordies!

Dortmund 0-0 Milan.

The Magpies have worked so hard and deserve to win this match. They've looked pretty solid too.

Vitinha lashes a first-time 25-yard strike well over the crossbar after Mbappe had twisted and turned on the left side of the area to no avail.

Mbappe, who has been peripheral, fizzes wide from 25 yards via a deflection. He wants a corner, but the officials seem to have missed it and Newcastle have a goal kick.

Another couple of precious seconds run down...