A Night To Remember At St. James' Park

Dez Corkhill | Gogulan Dorairajoo

06-Oct-23 20:00

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It was a night to remember for the faithful at St. James' Park as they welcomed the return of Champions League football to the stadium in 20 years with a thumping 4-1 win against Paris Saint-Germain. Our pundits react to that historic night for the Geordies, and respond to the on-going malaise that's happening at Manchester United. Can they bounce back this weekend against Brentford? Or will it be another home nightmare for Erik Ten Hag's men? Elsewhere, will Rodri's absence be felt when Man City take on Arsenal at the Emirates? We look forward to the weekend's matches, and more, only on Just For Kicks!

Produced by: Haniff Baharudin

Presented by: Kam Raslan

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Categories: sports, football

Tags: psg, just for kicks, football, manchester united, newcastle, manchester city, arsenal,

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