NUFC Win Trophy In Pre-Season Tournament


By Tyne-Talk
July 28 2012

Newcastle United have beaten SC Braga 2-1 this evening to win their pre-season tournament in the Algarve.  The Trofeu Internacional de Futebol do Guadiana, is in its 12th year of the competition and features usually between 2 and 4 teams.

This year there were three, Newcastle United FC, SC Braga and Olympiakos.

Newcastle played Olympiakos last night, which ended in a 4-4 draw after penalties, whilst on Thursday night SC Braga also drew with Olympiakos.

The club now travel to Holland to face ADO Den Haag on 4th August and then on the 11th August they play Cardiff at the Cardiff City Stadium before starting the season against Tottenham Hotspurs on the 18th August.

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NUFC Win Trophy In Pre-Season Tournament
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28/07/2012 23:04
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annie
29/07/2012 08:09
A trophy(Sm60)(Sm152)

It may have only been 3 teams but we won.

I can't wait for the start of the new season.

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TOONTILLIDIE
TOONTILLIDIE
29/07/2012 14:59
Lets hoping we can pick up a bigger trophy like the FA Cup this season

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