England's post-Kane era finally looks far more rosy

It's too easy for Mayra Ramirez! Clinical Chelsea are looking ominous

How it feels to beat Lionel Messi

Santos, Doak & eight best Premier League loanees of the season

Saudi Arabia or MLS beckons for Pogba after Juve release

How to watch Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson from anywhere

'You're a coward!' - What Messi said to referee in furious tirade

Amorim explains why Ronaldo called him a 'poet'

Modric receives call from former club about fairytale transfer

Ruthless Russo does it again as Arsenal paint north London red

Henry hides his face after Abdo's embarrassing mistake 

Coote accused of arranging 'drugs party' before Carabao Cup tie

How to watch UFC 309: Jones vs Miocic 

Newcastle secured a famous Champions League win over Paris Saint-Germain with a 4-1 win on Tyneside on Wednesday night. The Magpies took the lead in the 17th minute as they pounced on a defensive error from Marquinhos, and a few seconds later Miguel Almiron fired past goalkeeper Gigi Donnarumma.Dan Burn doubled the hosts' advantage as he powered home a towering header shortly before half-time, and fellow local lad Sean Longstaff put his side into dreamland with a powerful strike that proved too hot for Donnarumma after the break.Lucas Hernandez pulled a goal back for the visitors, who had more than 70 percent possession but registered just one shot on target, only for Fabian Schar to complete the rout in second-half stoppage-time with a long-range runner to give the hosts their first Champions League win in 20 years.<script type="application/json" data-placement="fcplayer-semantic">{"type":"fcplayer-semantic","data":{"embedCode":"//cdn.fcp.codes/embed-code-template/embed-code-template.js#SEMANTIC_5704afb8-c10b-4ba5-9cb4-d7fb6098ef90"}}</script>GOAL rates Newcastle's players from St James' Park...

Newcastle player ratings vs PSG: All hail the Geordie boys! Local lads Dan Burn and Sean Longstaff the unlikely heroes as Champions League makes triumphant return to Tyneside

Premier League

Newcastle

West Ham

Nick Pope (7/10):Didn't have a great deal to do despite the wealth of attacking talent PSG have at their disposal. Was perhaps a tad slow to follow the flight of a deflected ball for Hernandez's goal but saved well from Dembele late on.Kieran Trippier (8/10):Wasn't really troubled by arguably the world's best player in Mbappe and beautifully set up Longstaff for Newcastle's third of the night. He didn't track Hernandez's run into the box for PSG's consolation goal but a solid outing for the right-back.Jamaal Lascelles (8/10):Was defensively solid at the back in what was a rare start for the club captain. Put his body on the line as Botman was not badly missed.Fabian Schar (8/10):Missed a glorious chance to sweep home a clever corner from Trippier when unmarked but fired just wide. Apart from that, was relatively untroubled on the night. Put the cherry on the cake with a stunning curled effort from outside the box to make it 4-1.Dan Burn (7/10):Initially struggled at times against the pacey Dembele but powered home a towering header to make it 2-0. Was isolated on occasion but still was solid enough in defence.

Goalkeeper & Defence

Sean Longstaff (8/10):Took his goal well and helped Newcastle's midfield get the better of PSG's for long periods.Bruno Guimaraes (9/10):Had the wherewithal to cut out Marquinhos' floated pass in the build-up to Newcastle's opener and beautifully set up Burn with a dinked cross to the big defender. Never stopped running and is worth his weight in gold.Sandro Tonali (8/10):Was a real enforcer in the centre of the park. A good engine across the pitch and seemed to make the right decisions at the right time.

Midfield

Miguel Almiron (9/10):Showed excellent composure to drill a first-time effort into the corner to make it 1-0. Got the better of Hernandez as well. PSG couldn't get to grips with him for much of the night.Alexander Isak (8/10):Threatened PSG's backline with his pace and trickery, and his strike on goal set up Almiron's opener. Was bruised and bloodied but gave his all for his team, despite a quiet second half.Anthony Gordon (9/10):Continued his fine form this season with a tenacious and battling display on the left side of Newcastle's attack. Offered something both in attack and defence.

Attack

Elliot Anderson (7/10):Looked lively when he came on and was keen to run at PSG's shaky defence.Jacob Murphy (7/10):Put in the hard yards for his team when he came off the bench in the second half.Eddie Howe (9/10):Something of a tactical masterclass from the manager. His side outthought and outfought the visitors, their high press worked wonders, and they played intelligent football throughout.

Subs & Manager

Newcastle player ratings vs PSG: All hail the Geordie boys! Local lads Dan Burn and Sean Longstaff the unlikely heroes as Champions League makes triumphant return to Tyneside | Goal.com English Bahrain

An Eddie Howe masterclass helped Newcastle secure a thumping Champions League win over Paris Saint-Germain at St. James&apos; Park