Jamie Carragher goes bananas after dramatic Rio Ngumoha Liverpool winner

Liverpool and Newcastle United played out a Premier League thriller on Monday night, with the Reds edging a 3-2 victory courtesy of a 100th-minute winner from teenage debutant Rio Ngumoha.

The 16-year-old’s dramatic strike capped off a chaotic evening at St James’ Park, where Newcastle had clawed back from two goals down before Ngumoha stole the headlines with a fairytale finish.

And while the away end erupted, one man who enjoyed it just as much was former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher.

Covering the game as a pundit for Sky Sports’ Monday Night Football, Carragher’s reaction went viral after the broadcaster shared footage of him losing himself in the moment. Running circles around the studio and even leaping into the air, the Reds legend could barely contain his excitement.

— Jamie Carragher (@Carra23) August 25, 2025

“Oh my god! Oh my god! Wow! You lucky, lucky Redmen,” he exclaimed. “What is going on?! Is this one of the greatest games in Premier League history?”

Carragher later reposted the clip to X himself, simply adding: “What a game.”

Still, the Sky Sports pundit didn’t let the adrenaline cloud his judgement. Reflecting after the dust settled, Carragher admitted that Liverpool were fortunate to come away with three points.

“I think what we have seen tonight is probably one of the worst performances from a winning team, and one of the best from the losing team,” he said. “Liverpool won’t care right now, they’ll be absolutely ecstatic, but Eddie Howe’s men tonight were absolutely outstanding.”

For Ngumoha, though, it was a night that will live long in the memory – and if his debut is anything to go by, Liverpool fans might just have witnessed the arrival of their next star.

READ THE LATEST FASHION, CULTURE AND LIFESTYLE CONTENT FROM 90MIN

Anthony Geddes
Read More

Latest

George Clinton & P-Funk Are Readying the Mothership 3.0

Music The Mothership is coming. On July 5, George...

A Look At Ycee, The Rap Artist Whose Sounds Defined Our 2010s

Music Nigerian rapper Ycee has been the center of...

Newsletter

Don't miss

George Clinton & P-Funk Are Readying the Mothership 3.0

Music The Mothership is coming. On July 5, George...

A Look At Ycee, The Rap Artist Whose Sounds Defined Our 2010s

Music Nigerian rapper Ycee has been the center of...

Wedding guest left shaken after a woman’s loud voice overpowers music at ceremony (Watch)

Music We bring to you the best of Entertaining...

What small business owners say they’d do differently, in hindsight

Working 60+ hours a week makes owners twelve times more likely to say their business is hurting their personal life. Australian small business owners are working through illness, skipping holidays and struggling to step away from their businesses, according to new research from insurer BizCover. The survey of 1,500 BizCover small business customers found more

Bright young business brains bring ideas to life

Friday 17 July, 2026 Young Cumbrian entrepreneurs showed off their innovative business ideas, from AI virtual assistants to African food, at two celebration events this week. Fifteen young people from Furness and West Cumbria aged 14 to 25 were selected to take part in the Positive Enterprise programme back in January...

No, no, no — business travel is not dead. It’s still moving, and rather well at that

Par Bruno COURTIN Published on 7 Aug 2026 - Updated on 7 Aug 2026 3 min reading time According to forecasts from GBTA, the world's leading organisation representing business travel stakeholders, global business travel spending is set to hit a record $1.71 trillion in 2026, while the number of trips is expected to reach 1.84