PSG 1-1 Newcastle: Key stats
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Newcastle have failed to win in their last three games in the Champions League, their longest winless streak in the competition (since at least 2005).
Alexander Isak became the first player to score an away Champions League goal for Newcastle since Alan Shearer against Inter in March 2003. Newcastle had failed to score in either of their two away games in the competition this season before today.
Isak became the fourth Swedish player to score for an English side in the Champions League after Freddie Ljungberg for Arsenal and Henrik Larsson plus Anthony Elanga for Manchester United.
At 17 years and 211 days, Lewis Miley became the youngest player in Newcastle's history to start a major game. He was also the third youngest Englishman overall to start a UEFA Champions League match after Jude Bellingham in October 2020 (17 years 113 days ) and Phil Foden in December 2017 (17 years 192 days).
In all European competition, Newcastle have only won one of eight away games against French sides (D3 L4), with that win a 4-0 victory in Sochaux in November 2004 in the Uefa Cup.
Kylian Mbappé’s equaliser for Paris Saint-Germain came with their 30th shot of the game. Excluding extra-time, it was the French side’s latest goal on record (since 2003-04) in the competition, timed at 97:18.