icon_corner icon_start_stop enlarge2 icon_start_stop icon_start_stop icon_post icon_miss icon_save icon_card_red enlarge2 icon_save icon_start_stop icon_card_yellow attack icon chevron-down icon chevron-left icon chevron-right icon chevron-up icon cross-thin icon cross icon defence icon icon_disallowed_goal email icon facebook icon google icon instagram icon linkedin icon messenger icon pinterest icon play icon plus-thin icon plus icon search icon soundcloud icon sub-in icon sub-out icon icon_sub tweet icon twitter icon icon_user__out icon_user_out vimeo icon whatsapp icon icon_start_stop youtube icon
Close
/media/4765/b279c87a-c7a8-4282-ab60-bb087a5dd581.jpg

Archive

Beardsley Seeking Double Success

Written by Newcastle Utd

Not only is Peter Beardsley working with Newcastle in Hong Kong but he's also playing in the Masters section of the International Soccer Sevens

By Dan King - Newcastle United Club Reporter

Newcastle United's Football Development Manager Peter Beardsley is eyeing a double success at this year's Citibank Hong Kong Football Club International Soccer Sevens.

As well as working alongside Willie Donachie as the Magpies look to retain the title they won last year in the main competition, the former England international is playing in the Masters section for CLA Discovery Bay.

Several other ex-Premier League players including Teddy Sheringham, Darren Anderton and David Howells are also in the star-studded line-up, while another former Newcastle player - Ian Baird - is also involved meaning it is very much a case of 'Howay the Bay' out in Hong Kong.

The Masters tournament, for players aged 35 and older, runs alongside the main tournament and Beardsley rolled back the years in the opening match of the whole competition.

His magnificent cross allowed Anderton to score the only goal of the game as they overcame Hong Kong Football Club Chairman's Select on Friday night.

They then lost 2-1 to KFC Tokyo on Saturday morning but a win in their final group game against Eastern Salon Top Class should see them through to Sunday's knockout stages.

The Club's official website, nufc.co.uk, is the only place to follow Newcastle United's progress in the Citibank Hong Kong Football Club International Soccer Sevens with match reports, photographs, reaction and more. Photograph courtesy of Garrige Ho/Two Up Front

Recommended for you

Breaking News

Dismiss Close
Enable Recite