Hundreds of thousands of Newcastle United fans took to the streets of the City - and the Town Moor - on Saturday afternoon to celebrate the club’s Carabao Cup trophy success. Fans were desperate to celebrate a sight not seen on Tyneside for 70 years – an open-top bus parade after winning a domestic trophy.

Newcastle are celebrating the end of their 70-year weight for a major domestic trophy with an open-top bus parade through the city.

Newcastle United players speak after Carabao Cup victory parade. The players ended their 70-year wait for a trophy after beating Liverpool 2-1 in the Caraboa Cup final, resulting in a victory parade in Newcastle.

What a moment it was to be in Newcastle today. Outside St James' Park, the only colours to be seen were black and white. Newcastle United fans of

Ending a 70-year wait for a domestic trophy deserves an official party. Newcastle will get one Saturday when the team holds an open-top bus parade to celebrate its English League Cup title. The parade route runs from St James’ Park,

Hundreds of thousands of supporters flooded into Newcastle to celebrate the football club's historic cup win. Newcastle United won the Carabao Cup earlier this month, ending their 70-year wait for domestic silverware.

Tens of thousands of Newcastle United fans gathered in the city on Saturday to celebrate the club's first domestic trophy in 70 years, with the streets turning a sea of black and white for the open-top bus parade.

It was only the Carabao Cup but it may as well have been the Champions League. You will not see a celebration of a football team like this anywhere else in Britain.

Hundreds of thousands of Newcastle fans filled the city's streets and crowded round the stage on the Town Moor on Saturday to toast their team once more for their Carabao Cup success. Here's how the day unfolded.