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Newcastle keep hopes of Champions League qualification

Newcastle cling on to Champions League qualification hopes as the Tractor Boys are condemned to regulation 

Newcastle United's William Osula (left) and Sven Botman (second right) battle against Ipswich Town's Jacob Greaves (second left) and George Hirst during the Premier League match at St James' Park, Newcastle, April 26, 2025

Newcastle United 3 v 0 Ipswich Town
by Roger Domeneghetti

 

NEWCASTLE kept their hopes of Champions League qualification, condemning 10-man Ipswich to relegation in the process, but they made heavy weather of it.

The equation for the visitors was simple: anything less than a win would see them relegated and they were clearly determined to cling on to their Premier League status by their fingernails.

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