Look at the moment when Newcastle players and staff assault Wembley's launch after the carabao cup triumph over Liverpool finished the Hoodoo trophy

This is the time when Newcastle players and coaches flooded in the field after their sensational final victory of the Carabao Cup over Liverpool in Wembley.

The Uracas secured their first domestic trophy for 70 years and finished a long wait for a large piece of cutlery dating from 1969 after a deserved 2-1 victory on Sunday, courtesy of the goals of the local hero Dan Burn and Alexander Isak.

Burn had broken the dead point with an imposing header from a corner, a few days after receiving his first call from England, before Isak knew the fall of Jacob Murphy and put a good effort in the lower corner during the second in 52 minutes.

Liverpool, still staggering its elimination of the Champions League at the hands of the PSG in mid -week, reduced the deficit through the detention time of Federico Chiesa inside, but Newcastle could mount the nerve final minutes to cause pandemonium.

The images recorded from behind their shelter by ITV showed that the players were nervously around the bank, their arms around the other.

But after the final beep rang, they began to jump into the air in pure joy before hugging those around them and spilling on the Wembley surface.

This is the time when Newcastle's players and staff celebrated their final triumph of the Copao Cup

The Bank of Las Uracas spilled in the field after beating Liverpool 2-1 in Wembley

The deserved victory ended the club for the cutlery

In the background, Chief Eddie Howe could be roaring in celebration along with his assistant Jason Tindall before shaking hands with Arne Slot.

It did not take long that emotions broke out to the surface when Newcastle captain Bruno Guimaraes broke during his interview after the game in the field, in which he said that victory was one of the best days of his life.

“They (club fans) deserve everything, when I came for the first time, I said” I want to put the name in the history of the club, “Guimaraes told Sky Sports. 'After 73 years we can say that we are the champions. The boys deserve everything.

'This is one of the best days of my life. I have no word, this is one of the best days of my life. They deserve it, I said that this is like the World Cup.

People who grow have not seen Newcastle champions. Now they are seeing that we are here to make history and I are very happy. My first year as captain of this club.

'This is one of the best days. The team, fans, owners. We deserve this. Look at this, it's incredible. This is my second home, since when I signed for the Club, of the Regulation (battle), the Champions League and now Champions.

'I think we are making history. Someday, when I leave this club, I want fans to sing my name in the way they do with Shearer today.

“I know when we have seen it in the stand today … He sends me a text message before the game.”

The wild scenes greeted the full -time whistle when the players rushed to savor the moment

Dan Burn broke the point of the dead with an imposing heading in a corner in the part -time blow

Alexander Isak doubled Newcastle's leadership after getting the fall of Jacob Murphy

An emotional Eddie Howe also assured the first important trophy of her managerial career

The victorious Howe also exposed his emotion, saying: 'We knew what was at stake today for all our fans, we wanted to make them proud and win the trophy.

'I am very, very satisfied with the result and performance. We deserved to win today.

'It was difficult when Liverpool scored. I was thinking about extra time, we always make it difficult. It was never going to be 2-0.