Newcastle United reached the Carabao Cup semifinals with a cardiac 2-1 win over Fulham at St. James’ Park, thanks to a stoppage-time header from homeboy teenager Lewis Miley. The victory was very needed and definitely was a morale boost after last weekend horrid derby defeat to Sunderland,

Fulham manager Marco Silva has been speaking to Sky Sports following the defeat at St James' Park: "Of course we have to praise the attitude and work ethic of our players. It is always very difficult to lose a game, especially after all the hard work we put in.

FULHAM’S team bus CRASHED into a van outside of St James’ Park before their defeat to Newcastle. The West London outfit travelled to the North East for their Carabao Cup quarter-final

Newcastle hero Papiss Cisse has sent a message of support to Yoane Wissa after he scored his first goal for the club against Fulham on Wednesday.

We asked for your thoughts after Wednesday's Carabao Cup game between Newcastle and Fulham, as teenager Lewis Miley scored a dramatic late winner to keep the holders in the competition.Here are some of your comments:Newcastle fansNeil: What I saw on TV was a team playing OK,

Newcastle United claimed a pulsating 2-1 win over Fulham in the EFL Cup quarter-final as the Magpies progressed to the semi-finals, bidding to retain their title.Summer signing Yoane Wissa bagged

Livramento’s switch to right back saw Lewis Miley fill in at right-back - a role he played in during the second half of their defeat against Marseille in France last month. Hall’s injury meant that the Magpies were down to just three fit senior defenders with Malick Thiaw and Fabian Schar the only other fit defenders.

As suspected, Lewis Miley has started at right-back, with Tino Livramento starting at left-back. Three-man midfield of Joe Willock, Bruno Guimaraes and Jacob Ramsey, with Jacob Murphy and Harvey Barnes flanking Yoane Wissa up front.