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Newcastle seal Champions League qualification despite disappointing loss to Everton in final game as Alexander Isak endures rare off day

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  • Newcastle secure Champions League football
  • Lose on final day to Everton
  • Villa and Forest losses help Newcastle out
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  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    Newcastle United headed into the final matchday of the Premier League season knowing that a win against Everton would see them achieve qualification to the Champions League. The Magpies were level on points with Aston Villa and one point ahead of Nottingham Forest, and only needed to match both their rivals' results to confirm their spot.

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    THE BIGGER PICTURE

    Despite losing 1-0 to Everton at St. James' Stadium, Newcastle have officially confirmed their spot in next season's Champions League. The Magpies got a lucky escape as Aston Villa lost to Manchester United in controversial circumstances, while Nottingham Forest continued their slump with a 1-0 loss to Chelsea. Eddie Howe's side have finished the season level on points with Aston Villa (66), with their superior goal difference earning them the all-important fifth spot.

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    DID YOU KNOW?

    Newcastle's top scorer Alexander Isak had a rare off day in front of goal against Everton as he failed to add to his haul of 23 Premier League goals this season. The Swede ended up finishing second in the Golden Boot race behind Mohamed Salah, who notched 29 for champions Liverpool.

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  • WHAT NEXT FOR NEWCASTLE?

    The Magpies will likely have a busy summer preparing for next season. Alongside planning new signings to compete in the Champions League and potentially launch a Premier League title challenge, they will also hope to keep their key players away from their rivals, including Isak.