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Ipswich Town relegated as Newcastle United cruise to victory

Ipswich Town’s brief stay in the Premier League came to an end on Saturday following a 3-0 defeat to Newcastle United at St James’ Park.
Needing a win and hoping for a West Ham loss at Brighton to keep their slim survival hopes alive, Ipswich saw their chances unravel when Ben Johnson was shown a second yellow card late in the first half, leaving them with ten men.
Newcastle took full advantage, with a dominant performance that not only sealed Ipswich’s relegation but also boosted their own Champions League ambitions.

The victory marked a special moment for head coach Eddie Howe, who returned to the dugout after missing three matches due to pneumonia.
The win propels Newcastle up to third in the Premier League table, further solidifying their place among Europe’s elite for next season.
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