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In WE ARE NEWCASTLE UNITED a football team in Newcastle, England, has suffered from poor management that has the team at risk of relegation into a lower-ranked league. An investment firm led by a British woman (Amanda Staveley) steps in, bringing a sought-after change of leadership -- and a boost of money. The new owners include the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia, raising questions about separation between the country and the fund. But when the newly-funded team starts to win matches, the fervent fan base doesn't hesitate to show its undying support. Will Newcastle United be able to play in the coveted European Champion's League? Or will they burn out before hitting the big time?

2023 · 53m

Season 1

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We Are Newcastle United

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In WE ARE NEWCASTLE UNITED a football team in Newcastle, England, has suffered from poor management that has the team at risk of relegation into a lower-ranked league. An investment firm led by a British woman (Amanda Staveley) steps in, bringing a sought-after change of leadership -- and a boost of money. The new owners include the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia, raising questions about separation between the country and the fund. But when the newly-funded team starts to win matches, the fervent fan base doesn't hesitate to show its undying support. Will Newcastle United be able to play in the coveted European Champion's League? Or will they burn out before hitting the big time?

COMMON SENSE

Sports docu follows team's ascent; some language, brands.

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Studio
Amazon Prime Video
Released
2023
Rated
TV-14

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English (United Kingdom) (SDH), Danish (Denmark) , Finnish (Finland) , French (France) , German (Germany) , Italian (Italy) , Norwegian Bokmål (Norway) , Portuguese (Brazil) , Portuguese (Portugal) , Spanish (Latin America) , Spanish (Spain) , Swedish (Sweden)

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Audio descriptions (AD) refer to a narration track describing what is happening on screen, to provide context for those who are blind or have low vision.