Newcastle Edi Haw, the return of “changing the game” to the Champions League after the club ended his painful dried for 56 years. About 300,000 fans in Newcastle went out on the weekend to celebrate last month in the League Cup final against Liverpool. But the focus has already turned into the Premier League clash on Wednesday with Princeford in St. James Park and the race for the first four. Newcastle is the sixth place, which was played in the Champions League last season for the first time in two decades, in a scrap with a large group of clubs.
Bournemouth, in tenth place, is just three points behind the Magpies team, who have a game in its competitors.
A strong season by the English parties in European competitions means almost certainly that getting the best five years will secure a place in the Champions League next season.
“It might change the game in terms of revenues and also regarding what it means and competition, then of course the changes that you must make to be ready for football in the Champions League,” Haw said on Tuesday.
“This changes everything – as we found last year at some extent our cost with additional games – so there is a lot to think about it.”
But the English man said that running would be difficult.
“It is one of the most leading championships that we have seen recently, very few between the teams that compete for those places, so it will go down to who is the most consistent,” he said.
Newcastle defeated the Premier League leaders in Liverpool 2-1 in the League Cup final in Wembley, but Hao said that consistency is a problem, with three defeats in the past five matches in all competitions.
“This is the big question: Can we be that team that we were against Liverpool?
“We did it – we played West Ham before the semi -finals, we didn’t play great, but we won the game through Steel Defensive, really.
“We have to find ways to win the matches when we are not at our best.”
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