A year ago today, Newcastle United stunned the world when they recorded an emphatic 4-1 victory against French champions Paris Saint Germain in the Champions League group stage.
Miguel Almiron kicked off a night to remember at St James’ Park when he coolly slotted home a left footed shot from the right side of the box to beat Gianluigi Donnarumma - a finish which marked Newcastle’s goal in the competition since Alan Shearer’s against Inter Milan in 2003.
As the game progressed Newcastle’s high press and intensity became too much for PSG to handle as Geordie duo Dan Burn and Sean Longstaff both got on the scoresheet.
Lucas Hernandez looked to try and make things nervy with a fine header for the visitors, but the standout moment of the night was reserved for Newcastle defender Fabian Schar who topped off a famous European night with a sensational strike from distance in added time.
Too many supporters that win marked one of Newcastle’s most memorable European performances and one which should inspire the players in this season’s campaign as the Magpies target a return to football on the continent.
But what is Newcastle United’s best ever European night? Here Newcastle World counts down the top 10.

5. Newcastle United 2-1 PSV: UEFA Cup quarter-final (2003/04)
Newcastle's veteran duo Alan Shearer and Gary Speed were on target to clinch a place in the Uefa Cup semi-final in an incredible night for Bobby Robson's side. | Getty Images

6. Newcastle 1-0 Juventus: Champions League first group stage (2002/03)
Andy Griffin's second half goal - scored with the help of a huge deflection from Juventus goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon - gave Sir Bobby Robson's side their first win in the Champions League group stage at their fourth attempt. The victory over a Juventus team containing Alessandro Del Piero, Pavel Nedved, Lillian Thuram and co would inspire Newcastle to become the first team in history to progress from the group stage after losing their first three games. | Getty Images

7. Feyenoord 2-3 Newcastle: Champions League first group stage (2002/03)
Pure footballing limbs - Craig Bellamy's 91st minute winner and his second of the game, secured Newcastle's progression from the Champions League group stage for the first time in a thrilling contest in Rotterdam. | Getty Images

8. Newcastle 3-2 Barcelona: Champions League group stage (1997/98)
Faustino Asprilla stepped up in Alan Shearer's absence with an incredible hat-trick as Kenny Dalglish's team recorded a famous victory against Louis Van Gaal's star-studded Barcelona team. | Getty Images


