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Games involving Newcastle and Manchester United conjure up memories and generally include things like high drama. Ahead of Sundays game between United and Newcastle at St James Park, to be shown live on Sky Sports, we look back to six of the best Premier League clashes between the sides. Newcastle and Manchester United have been juggernauts fighting toe-to-toe for the Premier League title if you turn back the clock 23 years. Although some of you might be too young to recall, others wont ever forget one of the best rivalries at Premier League history: Kevin Keegan vs Sir Alex Ferguson. This was possibly the second when a third Premier League title was clinched by Manchester United at Newcastles back yard under Ferguson. But, it had been plain sailing. Some bookmakers paid out when Newcastle hurried with Newcastle into a 12-point direct at Christmas playing with some swashbuckling soccer. With the likes of Peter Beardsley, David Ginola, Les Ferdinand and Alan Shearer one of their ranks, Newcastle appeared unstoppable at times - although Keegans men took their foot off the pedal as it mattered. On a Monday night at St James Park, the home crowd roared with fervour in their group but tension remained as Newcastle failed to make their dominance count. The moment of truth came in the 51st minute. Phil Neville whipped from the left-hand and Eric Cantona stroked the ball superbly and then in the bottom corner. The gap narrowed with leaders Newcastle to 1 point and went on to secure the title with a few thoughts games. Ferguson said teams such as Nottingham Forest would not try hard against Newcastle because they did against his own side. Fergusons words prompted one of the most memorable moments at Premier League history when Keegan lost control of his feelings at a Sky Sports interview and famously proclaimed:We would love it we overcome them. Unfortunately it was Manchester United - and - Ferguson - that had the final laugh. Long-suffering fans would believe this emphatic victory was only a few months although this is a glorious day at the background of Newcastle. Newcastle failed to win a league title - and the wait goes on - but Keegan enjoyed a moment from his nemesis in sunlight. Darren Peacock got the ball rolling when his header was correctly understood to have crossed the line despite protests from Manchester United players. Ginola curled in a next target, Ferdinand headed in a third off Shearer and the crossbar - surprise - snaffled home a rebound to make it. But, Newcastle spared their goal as defender Philippe Albert saw Schmeichel off his lineup, stepped forward , and dinked the ball masterfully over the goalkeepers mind to send the home fans. Albert scored among the most unforgettable targets in Premier League history but themselves were soon lifted by a red-faced Manchester United and proceeded to assert the Premier League title - again. As Bobby Robson won his game in charge of 18, the mercurial Shearer scored an winner. Laurent Robert put Newcastle ahead with a before Ruud van Nistelrooy equalised for Manchester United at St James Park. Rob Lee embarrassed Manchester United goalkeeper Fabian Barthez with a risky effort and defender Nikos Dabizas inserted a third to give Newcastle a lead. Manchester United, as they generally did under Ferguson, seen a route back. Ryan Giggs pulled a goal back and then Juan Sebastian Veron struck a beautiful volley to measure the match. Nevertheless there was time for Newcastles talisman to settle the match. Shearer, obviously, drilled his attack and the ball goalwards took a deflection. Newcastle held on to claim all 3 points and Paul Scholes came close although manchester United captain Roy Keane was sent off to unsporting conduct close to the end. This eight-goal thriller is going to be recalled for many different motives as Fergusons Manchester United continued to maintain their authority. For a different feast of targets - the stage has been set Adhering to a win over Newcastle earlier in this summer - where van Nistelrooy scored a hat-trick and Shearer maintained his Premier League goal for Newcastle. Manchester United recovered from 1-0 down using a display of attacking football at St James Park to maintain a guide over Arsenal. Jermaine Jenas strike proved to be a footnote as the Newcastle target was bombarded by Manchester United and raced into a 4-1 half-time lead. Present Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer made it 1-1 before Scholes scored twice and Ryan Giggs added a fourth to leave Newcastle in a state of shock. Scholes completed a before a Shola Ameobi strike kept title rivals Arsenal ahead on issues, albeit behind on goal difference and also van Nistelrooy seized an goal from the penalty spot. Ameobis aim left no difference as Manchester United secured a 2-2 draw at Highbury a few days and Fergusons side regained the title. On this occasion, Alan Pardews team kept Manchester United at bay to claim their first win at Old Trafford as 1972 and scored. Frenchman Yohan Cabaye felt the winner at the 61st minute for Newcastle after slotting home Moussa Sissokos cross. Manchester United defender Patrice Evra believed hed scored when his header struck the post and rebounded against the arm of Vernon Anita but no penalty was awarded. Another home conquer four days employed pressure on Manchester United manager David Moyes, the successor. This is the first time Manchester United had suffered successive home defeats since the 2001/02 season. Moyes was subjected to criticism and he had been sacked in April 2014 after it had been confirmed Manchester United would not have to qualify for the Champions League for the first time because 1995/96. Speculation regarding Jose Mourinhos potential dominated the build-up to this game as Manchester United manager. 1 report indicated Mourinho would be regardless of the outcome however, the Portuguese stayed at Old Trafford - to get a further two weeks, anyway - following Manchester United fought back from 2-0 down to win. At a lacklustre opening 10 minutes for Manchester United, Kenedy gave Newcastle Yoshinori Muto scored on his first Premier League beginning and the lead. Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea made an excellent save to deny Newcastle and Muto were denied a penalty for handball. Nevertheless Mourinho worked his magic at half-time, showcasing Marouane Fellaini Juan Mata along with Alexis Sanchez . Mata smashed home a free-kick at the 70th minute as Newcastle fell deeper and Manchester United pressed forward. It was made by anthony Martial with the Sanchez along with a close-range finish headed home the winner in the 90th minute. Manchester United finished a magnificent recovery but the success proved to be a false dawn for Mourinho who substituted by Solskjaer and was ousted before Christmas. This season youll be able to see without being a Sky Sports subscriber just after the whistle at no cost and Premier League highlights. We are going to provide you with highlights of every Premier League match on the Sky Sports website and program at full time or from 5.15pm Saturday afternoons. You will also be able grab Premier League emphasizes on our Sky Sports Football YouTube channel and to watch In-game targets from Sky Live games on Twitter. Read more: http://classicsounds.pl/action-producer-bradley-jackson-on-the-odds-of-texas-legalizing-sports-gambling/