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/3719/b329be95-c8cb-421e-9125-a3a5d7e5e3e3.jpg

Archive

Loan Watch: Abeid's Trophy Joy

Written by Newcastle Utd

Mehdi Abeid has won the Greek Cup with Panathinaikos while Romain Amalfitano also had cause for celebration this weekend


By Dan King - Newcastle United Digital Editor

Mehdi Abeid helped Panathinaikos to lift the Greek Cup with a convincing victory over PAOK on Saturday.

The on-loan United midfielder played for 75 minutes as his side won 4-1 at the Olympic Stadium in Athens.

Now he will hope to help Panathinaikos - currently fourth in the Greek Super League - qualify for the Champions League.

Abeid wasn't the only of Newcastle's loan stars with cause for celebration this weekend as Romain Amalfitano scored his first goal of the season for Dijon on Friday evening.

He opened the scoring in a 5-1 Ligue 2 win over Nimes.

Also on Friday night, Conor Newton completed another 90 minutes for St. Mirren in a 1-1 draw with Partick Thistle but Adam Campbell was again left kicking his heels on the bench.

Haris Vuckic was also an unused substitute for Rotherham on Saturday but James Tavernier played 90 minutes as the Millers drew 2-2 with MK Dons.

Jonas Gutierrez remained in the dugout as Ryan Giggs made the perfect start to his managerial career with Manchester United, who beat Norwich 4-0 at Old Trafford.

Shane Ferguson wasn't involved as Birmingham slipped into the Championship relegation zone with a 3-1 defeat at home to Leeds, while Curtis Good missed Dundee United's game with Motherwell.

He has returned to Newcastle after an injury setback but still hopes to head back to Tannadice before the end of the season.

Recommended for you

Breaking News

Dismiss Close
Enable Recite