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ภาษาไทย Newcastle United's Confident Stance Ahead of Knockout Stage
Posted on February 25, 2026, updated on February 25, 2026
Newcastle United players have expressed their eagerness to take on top clubs like Chelsea and Barcelona in the Champions League knockout stage, following a commanding 3-2 victory over Qarabag that secured their place in the last 16. Winger Jacob Murphy stated, "Bring on whoever's to come," showcasing the squad's confidence as they prepare for high-stakes matches.
Manager Eddie Howe is equally optimistic, emphasizing the team's ability to compete against any opponent. He believes that the collective spirit and determination displayed in recent performances can elevate their game further and help them succeed in challenging encounters.
Newcastle's performance has been impressive this season, particularly their attacking prowess, as they lead the Champions League in goals scored. Despite the challenges faced earlier in the campaign, the team's recent form reflects their growth. With the added experience of navigating European competitions, the players are ready to embrace the pressures of knockout football.
As they anticipate the next round, there is a palpable excitement within the squad, indicating that Newcastle is not merely participating but genuinely aims to excel against Europe's elite.
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