Bryan: Miley strolling around the midfield like a young Frank Beckenbauer. Impressive. Michael: Bromley played a blinder. 3-1 defeat is nothing against a Premier Leauge team - they can hold their heads high!

Bromley had hoped to equalise but in the 61st minute William Osula scored his first goal for The Magpies. The match ended in a 3-1 win to Newcastle. ChronicleLive photographer Iain Buist captured the atmosphere in the stands during the match.

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Bromley manager Andy Woodman praised Newcastle United for the respect shown to his side at St James’ Park on Sunday.

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But Eddie Howe's men needed to come from behind to record their eighth successive victory in all competitions against a well-organised Bromley side, who had never reached this stage of the

Newcastle United recorded their eighth successive victory with a hard-fought 3-1 win over League Two Bromley to book their place in the fourth round of the FA Cup.