Newcastle United lost 2-1 against AC Milan in the Champions League at St James' Park - here are the player ratings from the match.
Eddie Howe made one change to his side that were beaten 4-1 at Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday with Callum Wilson making his first start since the 2-0 Champions League defeat at Borussia Dortmund. Alexander Isak dropped to the bench where he was joined by Sean Longstaff and the returning Dan Burn.
Newcastle went into the game needing to win and hope Borussia Dortmund pick up a result against Paris Saint-Germain in order to progress.
Newcastle drew first blood in the 33rd minute as Lewis Miley set-up Joelinton to smash the hosts into the lead with a fine finish into the top left corner. The Magpies had been on the front foot since the start and deserved their lead which they took into half-time.
Christian Pulisic then equalised with a close-range effort before the hour mark and as it stood Newcastle were exiting the Champions League.
And Newcastle were then set to be out of Europe completely as Samuel Chukwueze made it 2-1 with five minutes of normal time remaining. And with that Newcastle's European dream ended.
Here are the Newcastle United player ratings from the match...
5. Tino Livramento - 7
Has had a positive impact at both ends of the pitch. Made some excellent defensive contributions while also pushing forward with pace and intent. Was sloppy late on to gift Milan a chance that hit the post. | Getty Images
6. Bruno Guimaraes - 6
Had a couple of loose passes and touches in key moments. Forced a great save from Maignan in the second half. | Getty Images
7. Lewis Miley - 8
A tidy display so far from the youngster. Showed good awareness to set-up Joelinton to become the youngest ever player to register a Champions League assist for an English club. | Getty Images
8. Joelinton - 9
Did well in the build-up to Almiron's chance and has been positive and physical to help Newcastle get a foothold in the game. A great finish opened the scoring for The Magpies. An immense display from the Brazilian on his 150th appearance, didn't deserve to be on the losing side. | Getty Images