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  Newcastle United's last piece of silverware came in the 1968/69 season when they lifted the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup. Since then, the club and its passionate fan base have endured a challenging drought, yearning for success. More than half a century has passed since Newcastle supporters last savoured the sweet taste of victory in a major competition. Five decades and countless memories later, the Magpies have finally given their fans a night to remember—a triumph sparked by a transformative influx of resources. The Saudi Backing On October 7, 2021, a consortium comprising PCP Capital Partners, the Reuben Brothers, and Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund successfully completed a £305 million takeover of Newcastle United. Thousands of fans gathered at St. James’ Park that Thursday evening, celebrating the Saudi-backed acquisition with uncontainable excitement. The supporters partied late into the night, their dreams of competing at the highest level reignited. For years, Newcas...

 The name Petr Cech resonates deeply with many Chelsea fans, who can’t help but smile at its mention. It’s a name that carries legendary status not only for Chelsea but also for the Premier League as a whole. Cech didn’t just bear the name—he performed extraordinarily, setting a high standard for goalkeepers at the Bridge. Even the snake, sorry Thibaut Courtois, his controversial successor, managed to thrive in his shadow. Chelsea’s goalkeeping succession has historically been steady. Courtois was replaced by Kepa Arrizabalaga, followed by the transition from Kepa to Edouard Mendy, then Mendy to Djordje Petrovic, and now Robert Sanchez. Each shift marked a new chapter in the club’s goalkeeping lineage. Undoubtedly, a promising decade of goalkeeping stability was cut short by Kepa Arrizabalaga’s inconsistency.  The former Athletic Club man’s repeated errors under Frank Lampard left the manager with no choice but to swiftly turn to French Ligue 1 club Rennes for the services of ...