THE REFEREES HAD NOYHING TO DO WITH THE RESULT SAYS PELLEGRINI

Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini also said he was satisfied with the result, coming just three days after a 3-0 win at Chelsea.
Sergio Aguero scored his 100th Premier League from an offside position to give City the lead, but Vurnon Anita's fine individual effort drew Newcastle level, and the relegation-threatened hosts even had chances to win the game in the late stages.
Man City are fighting off Arsenal and Manchester United for third place.
"I am happy. We started winning the game but we could not have the control after that. We knew that it was very tough.
"The officials have nothing to do with the result. I didn't see the team with the energy from Saturday, but we play after three days at the end of the season and it is not easy for the team to recover."