It was a night which ended with Newcastle United lifting a trophy, but new head coach Matthias Jaissle was not getting carried away after a 2-1 win over Valencia. "We will not smash the locker room now and celebrate," he said. "We still have a lot to do."\n\nNewcastle fell behind inside four minutes, but Anthony Elanga was stretchered off after a red-card tackle from Jose Gaya; the injury is not serious. Yoane Wissa came off the bench to score two goals, while young substitutes Bazoumana Toure and Sean Steur impressed. Jaissle said winning helps confidence, noting the team's commitment.\n\nThe club has undergone dramatic change with Eddie Howe leaving and key players departing. The squad is now much younger, with an average age lowered.

Jaissle has a history of developing youth, which was a big draw for Newcastle. He left goalkeeper Nick Pope out of the squad.\n\nJaissle will visit St James' Park next week, saying, "For sure I will be visiting the stadium and getting my first impressions.".