Newcastle boss Eddie Howe has told his players they cannot be satisfied with reaching the Carabao Cup final and challenged them to win it to end the club's 54-year trophy drought.Tuesday night's 2-1 semi-final second leg victory over Southampton at a packed St James' Park secured a 3-1 aggregate success and kept alive the Magpies' hopes of landing a first piece of major silverware since 1969 and a first domestic prize since the 1955 FA Cup.However, with either Manchester United or Nottingham For

Newcastle boss Eddie Howe has told his players they cannot be satisfied with reaching the Carabao Cup final and challenged them to win it to end the club's 54-year trophy drought.Tuesday night's 2-1 semi-final second leg victory over Southampton at a packed St James' Park secured a 3-1 aggregate success and kept alive the Magpies' hopes of landing a first piece of major silverware since 1969 and a first domestic prize since the 1955 FA Cup.However, with either Manchester United or Nottingham Forest awaiting them at Wembley on February 26, head coach Howe insists they cannot be done yet.