The Whites made it a bleak mid-winter for Newcastle United on Tyneside back in December 1998. They romped to a 3-0 win at St James's Park on Boxing Day thanks to goals from Lee Bowyer, Harry Kewell and Jimmy Hasselbaink. "Do you know what? Leeds United could be outsiders for the Championship," proclaimed the TV commentator. His predication was slightly off centre as the Whites finished in fourth place on 67 points behind Chelsea, Arsenal and title winners Manchester United. Enjoy these photos from a game to remember. READ MORE: 16 of the most iconic Leeds United photos of all time
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Enjoy these phot memories from Leeds United 3-0 win at St James's Park on Boxing Day in 1998. PIC: Bruce Rollinson Photo: Bruce Rollinson
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Harry Kewell fights past Nikolaos Dabizas. Photo: Bruce Rollinson
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Harry Kewell celebrates his goal with David Hopkin and Alf Inge Haaland. Photo: Bruce Rollinson
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Harry Kewell fires home the opening goal after 38 minutes. Photo: Bruce Rollinson
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Aaron Hughes tugs on Harry Kewell as he passes over for Lee Bowyer to score. Photo: Bruce Rollinson
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Lee Bowyer slides past Aaaron Hughes to score Leeds United's second goal. Photo: Bruce Rollinson
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Harry Kewell fights past Nikolaos Dabizas. Photo: Bruce Rollinson
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Harry Kewell celebrates his goal with David Hopkin and Alf Inge Haaland. Photo: Bruce Rollinson
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Harry Kewell fires home the opening goal after 38 minutes. Photo: Bruce Rollinson
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Aaron Hughes tugs on Harry Kewell as he passes over for Lee Bowyer to score. Photo: Bruce Rollinson
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Lee Bowyer slides past Aaaron Hughes to score Leeds United's second goal. Photo: Bruce Rollinson
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A delighted Lee Bowyer celebrates his goal. Photo: Bruce Rollinson