Newcastle United is set to celebrate their Carabao Cup victory with a grand trophy parade in Tyneside, expected to draw tens of thousands of fans to the city centre and Town Moor this Saturday evening. The team, players, and staff will come together to commemorate their success with the loyal supporters. The event is anticipated to attract around 150,000 fans who will join in the celebrations at different stages of the parade, culminating in the appearance of the team on stage after 6 pm.
For fans who are unable to attend the festivities in person, Newcastle United has announced that the historic Carabao Cup trophy parade will be live-streamed on the club’s official YouTube channel from 4 pm on Saturday afternoon. This means fans can catch all the action online, allowing them to be part of the celebration from wherever they are. The live stream promises to capture the excitement and jubilation of the event, ensuring fans don’t miss out on any of the memorable moments.
In addition to the live stream, comprehensive coverage of the parade will be provided throughout the day by Chronicle Live, capturing the essence of the celebrations in the city centre. Reporters and photographers will be stationed at key locations such as St James’ Park and the Town Moor, ensuring that fans are kept informed with real-time updates and behind-the-scenes glimpses of the event. Fans can follow the live coverage on Chronicle Live for a detailed insight into the parade.
The trophy parade will feature a lineup of special guests and entertainers to enhance the celebratory atmosphere. Notable figures such as Ant and Dec will lead the celebrations, with Newcastle’s own Pete Graves and Lynsey Hipgrave hosting the proceedings. The event will also include a Q&A session with football legends like Alan Shearer, Bob Moncur, Les Ferdinand, and the Newcastle United Women’s team. Live performances by Sonny Tennet, Ellie Scougall, The Belta Reivers, and Paige Temperley will add to the entertainment.
The timeline of the Newcastle United trophy celebration event is packed with various activities and highlights for fans to enjoy. Starting at 1:30 pm with the opening of the Town Moor site, the event will progress with a Carabao Cup Final replay on screens, main stage entertainment, a bus parade starting from St James’ Park, Q&A sessions with legends, player appearances on stage, live music performances, a team photograph with the crowd, and a Q&A session with Eddie Howe and key players, culminating in a spectacular surprise at 7 pm before the event concludes at 7:30 pm.
As the city of Newcastle gears up for this momentous occasion, fans worldwide can join in the celebrations virtually via the live stream, ensuring that the spirit of victory and unity reaches far and wide. The trophy parade promises to be a memorable event that encapsulates the shared passion and pride of Newcastle United fans as they come together to revel in the team’s success. Stay tuned for an evening filled with excitement, entertainment, and the joy of victory as Newcastle United parades their Carabao Cup triumph through the heart of Tyneside.