A perfect result as all six Newcastle United players are now through to the 2026 World Cup knockout stages.
All 72 group matches have now been played, all 48 teams having each had three games.
This means 16 teams now head home and 32 progress to the knockout stages.
The six Newcastle United players have seen their countries playing 15 games in total.
The outcomes of these 15 group matches bringing eight wins, four draws and three defeats.
All of those 15 results are detailed at the bottom of this article but here are the details of the last 32 knockout matches that involve the squads which include Newcastle United players.
Round of 32 knockout matches:
Monday 29 June
Brazil (Bruno Guimaraes) v Japan 6pm (ITV1)
Monday 29 June
Paraguay v Germany (Nick Woltemade, Malick Thiaw) 9.30pm (BBC1)
Tuesday 30 June
France v Sweden (Anthony Elanga) 10pm (ITV1)
Wednesday 1 July
England (Dan Burn) v DR Congo (Yoane Wissa) 5pm (BBC1)
The 2026 World Cup group games schedule for Newcastle United players:
Saturday 13 June
Morocco 1 Brazil 1 (Bruno Guimaraes assist for Vinicius Jnr equaliser)
Sunday 14 June
Curacao 1 Germany 7 (Malick Thiaw and Nick Woltemade unused subs)
Monday 15 June
Tunisia 1 Sweden 5 (Anthony Elanga introduced in the 91st minute when Sweden led 4-1)
Wednesday 17 June
Portugal 1 DR Congo 1 (Yoane Wissa with a brilliant headed goal to equalise just before the break)
Croatia 2 England 4 (Dan Burn an unused sub as England entertain!)
Saturday 20 June
Haiti 0 Brazil 3 (Bruno Guimaraes stars in comfortable win)
Ivory Coast 1 Germany 2 (Malick Thiaw and Nick Woltemade were unused subs)
Netherlands 5 Sweden 1 (Anthony Elanga brought on at 4-0 down and scored a cracking goal)
Tuesday 23 June
Ghana 0 England 0 (Dan Burn an unused sub in this bore draw for England)
Wednesday 24 June
Colombia 1 DR Congo 0 (Yoane Wissa played the full match as Colombia won with a 76th minute goal)
Scotland 0 Brazil 3 (Bruno Guimaraes with two classy assists to top off an excellent display)
Thursday 25 June
Ecuador 2 Germany 1 (A poor Germany performance despite taking a 2nd minute lead. Ecuador fully deserving the comeback win as Nick Woltemade stayed on the bench but Malick Thiaw did okay when coming on to play the final half hour at right-back)
Friday 26 June
Japan 1 Sweden 1 (Anthony Elanga starting the game and a brilliant long range curling finish that levelled the match and guaranteed Sweden progress to the last 32)
Saturday 27 June
Panama 0 England 2 (Dan Burn an unused sub as England eventually score twice in the final half hour to top the group)
Sunday 28 June
Uzbekistan 1 DR Congo 3 (Yoane Wissa the two goal man of the match as DR Congo turn a 1-0 half-time deficit into a 3-1 win after the break)