Damian Spellman

Robbie Keane has been confirmed as the new head coach of Hungarian champions Ferencvaros

The Magpies emerged from their first-leg trip to the Emirates Stadium with a 2-0 lead to take into next month's return at St James' Park and their dream of ending a drought, which stretches back to the 1955 FA Cup final, very much alive.

Anthony Gordon and Bruno Guimaraes came off the bench to ease Newcastle into the FA Cup fourth round after Eddie Howe was forced to turn to his big guns to see off League Two Bromley.

Lewis Miley levelled before Anthony Gordon and Will Osula wrapped up a 3-1 win for the Premier League side.

Bromley boss Andy Woodman left St James' Park hoping Newcastle counterpart Eddie Howe goes on to lift a long-awaited trophy this season after seeing his FA Cup dream draw to a close.

Alexander Isak became the first Newcastle player to score in eight successive Premier League games as his double helped condemn Wolves to a 3-0 defeat at St James' Park.

The 25-year-old Sweden international opened the scoring with a deflected 34th-minute effort and then helped himself to a second after the break

Alexander Isak became the first Newcastle player to score in eight successive Premier League games as his double helped condemn Wolves to a 3-0 defeat at St James’ Park.

Newcastle 3-0 Wolves: Isak bagged himself two more goals and Anthony Gordon also netted as the Magpies thumped struggling Wolves

Isak became the first Magpies player to score in eight successive Premier League games as he took his tally for the season to 17 – 16 of them in his last 16 games – with a double in Wednesday night's 3-0 win over Wolves.