A sea of black and white took over the streets of Newcastle as fans celebrated the team's Carabao Cup win. TV presenters and longtime supporters Ant and Dec joined players on the open-top bus as Newcastle United supporters cheered the parade.

Richard Keys has taken a further pop at Newcastle United after their Carabao Cup celebrations. The disgraced former Sky Sports presenter took aim at Geordie legends Ant and Dec and Alan Shearer in his blog.

Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly might have bitten off more than they could chew at today’s jubilant Newcastle United parade to celebrate their historic Carabao Cup win. The Mags lifted a domestic cup for the first time in 70 years a fortnight ago, sending the Geordies into orbit all over Covent Garden and at home around Newcastle upon Type.

NEWCASTLE have celebrated ending 70 years of hurt in epic style – with the help of some familiar faces. Geordie icons Ant and Dec led the celebrations as thousands of Toon fans lined the

The northern-based team hadn't won a major trophy in nearly 56 years, nor a domestic trophy since 1955, so the achievement was understandably celebrated across the city. On Saturday, the Britain's Got Talent presenters, and Geordies, joined the team on their bus as they returned to the city with the trophy.

Geordie presenters Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly were excited to join the Newcastle United team on their Carabao Cup parade as they celebrated a historic first domestic trophy win in 70 years

Newcastle boss Eddie Howe has called on his players to use the final 10 Premier League games to build on their success in the Carabao Cup.

Ant and Dec admitted their “dreams came true” after being allowed onto Newcastle United’s open-top bus parade.