Newcastle United lost on the final day of the season needing help around the Premier League to secure a Champions League spot. The mission on the day was simple for Newcastle: win and you’re playing in the Champions League again.

Manchester City, Chelsea and Newcastle have secured the remaining Champions League places on a dramatic final day of the Premier League season.

The Champions League could be worth £100million to Eddie Howe's Magpies as they grabbed their Champions League spot the hard way and finished fifth

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Newcastle United are facing a major contract decision over one longstanding member of their squad after the Magpies claimed a place in the Champions League.

Each win the group stage adds a further £1.8m and a draw £590,000. The sides who finish in the top eight of the league, and automatically qualify for the last 16, received £1.7m. Side which finish ninth to 16th land an extra £840,000.

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The photo that Newcastle United fans had all really really wanted to see on Sunday. A long old afternoon at St James’ Park. An afternoon that would decide whether or not Newcastle United finished top five. Most importantly, whether NUFC would get Champions League football via finishing top five.

Newcastle United fans celebrated at St James' Park this afternoon as the Magpies secured a place in the Champions League. Although the team lost 1-0 to Everton in the 65th minute, there were celebrations in the stands at the final whistle as Newcastle finished 5th in the Premier League, cementing their place.

After a goalless first-half at St. James' Park, Newcastle fell behind after the hour mark following Carlos Alcaraz's header.However, with Nottingham Forest and Aston Villa both losing their

Newcastle United's players got the message loud and clear before kick-off with a giant banner stretching the length of the famous Gallowgate End reading: "You entered the pitch as players, you left it as legends.