Fans outside St James' Park in the night. Lots of black of white shirts and flags and debris on the floorReuters
Jason Arunn Murugesu
BBC News, North East and Cumbria
Newcastle fans are waking up after a night of celebrating their first domestic cup in 70 years.
Huge crowds gathered around St James' Park last night after the Magpies beat Liverpool 2-1 in the Carabao Cup final.
Many jubilant fans stayed out all night in the city, with one telling BBC Radio Newcastle that they felt "very good".
Another fan, who had also stayed out all night, said they felt "spectacular" and were "lost for words".
Road sweepers were out in force in the city centre clearing up last night's debris from the celebrations.
Many schools across the region also told parents that their children could attend classes wearing black and white or their Newcastle kits.
Prudhoe West Academy in Northumberland wrote on social media: "We will do our very best as a school to help our children capture this moment in North East history."
Fans outside St James' Park in the night. Lots of black of white shirts.Reuters
Speaking from Wembley last night, BBC Look North reporter Nisha Joshi said there were "hugs, singing and more tears" outside the stadium.
"One name came up repeatedly after the game - Dan Burn from Blyth," she said.
"For one of their own to score at Wembley, in the week he earned his first England call-up, made an unforgettable day even more special."
Burn scored the first goal in the match yesterday, his first since January last year.
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