Newcastle United players looked pleased with themselves as they returned to training the day after their Capital One Cup heroics at the Etihad against holders Manchester City. Alan Pardew's side beat the reigning Premier League champions  2-0 on Wednesday night, thanks to goals from Rolando Aarons and Moussa Sissoko in either half. The Tyneside outfit were given no time to rest, though, as Pardew had them preparing for the visit of Liverpool to St James' Park on Saturday. VIDEO Watch Alan Pardew's press conference be interrupted by an Ebola announcement . Newcastle players look pleased with themselves in training the day after their beating Manchester City . Papiss Cisse controls the ball in the air during a training session on Thursday after winning at the Etihad . Steven Taylor (left) smiles while warming up with Cisse (right) during  Newcastle's training session on Thursday . Yoan Gouffran takes part in the training session on Thursday as Newcastle look ahead to the Liverpool match . Remy Cabella (left) trains during the light session on Thursday while Davide Santon (right) jogs . Newcastle, having recently seen off Manchester City, Tottenham and Leicester City, will look to maintain their form against a Liverpool side struggling to pick up where they left off last season. Pardew has  been beaten at home just once this season - in August against Manchester City - despite repeated calls for the Newcastle manager to be sacked by owner Mike Ashley. Newcastle's opponents for Saturday's lunch-time match scraped past Swansea City on Tuesday night in the Capital One Cup at Anfield, courtesy of goals from Mario Balotelli and Dejan Lovren in the 86th and 95th minute respectively. Last year's Premier League runners up sit seventh - nine points adrift of leaders Chelsea. Pardew's post-match press conference was interrupted by speakers warning about Ebola . Rolando Aarons (left) scores Newcastle United's opening goal of the Capital One Cup clash at the Etihad . Newcastle knocked City out of the Capital One Cup after goals from Aarons and Moussa Sissoko (pictured) The travelling Newcastle fans perform the 'Poznan' to mock the City supporters after their side went 2-0 up .
Newcastle beat Manchester City 2-0 on Wednesday night at the Etihad .
Alan Pardew's men have beaten Manchester City, Tottenham and Leicester .
Liverpool are next as Brendan Rodgers visits St James' Park on Saturday .
Pardew has been beaten at home just once in the Premier League so far .
Newcastle United players looked pleased with themselves as they returned to training the day after their Capital One Cup heroics at the Etihad against holders Manchester City. Alan Pardew's side beat the reigning Premier League champions 2-0 on Wednesday night, thanks to goals from Rolando Aarons and Moussa Sissoko in either half. The Tyneside outfit were given no time to rest, though, as Pardew had them preparing for the visit of Liverpool to St James' Park on Saturday. VIDEO Watch Alan Pardew's press conference be interrupted by an Ebola announcement . Newcastle players look pleased with themselves in training the day after their beating Manchester City . Papiss Cisse controls the ball in the air during a training session on Thursday after winning at the Etihad . Steven Taylor (left) smiles while warming up with Cisse (right) during  Newcastle's training session on Thursday . Yoan Gouffran takes part in the training session on Thursday as Newcastle look ahead to the Liverpool match . Remy Cabella (left) trains during the light session on Thursday while Davide Santon (right) jogs . Newcastle, having recently seen off Manchester City, Tottenham and Leicester City, will look to maintain their form against a Liverpool side struggling to pick up where they left off last season. Pardew has  been beaten at home just once this season - in August against Manchester City - despite repeated calls for the Newcastle manager to be sacked by owner Mike Ashley. Newcastle's opponents for Saturday's lunch-time match scraped past Swansea City on Tuesday night in the Capital One Cup at Anfield, courtesy of goals from Mario Balotelli and Dejan Lovren in the 86th and 95th minute respectively. Last year's Premier League runners up sit seventh - nine points adrift of leaders Chelsea. Pardew's post-match press conference was interrupted by speakers warning about Ebola . Rolando Aarons (left) scores Newcastle United's opening goal of the Capital One Cup clash at the Etihad . Newcastle knocked City out of the Capital One Cup after goals from Aarons and Moussa Sissoko (pictured) The travelling Newcastle fans perform the 'Poznan' to mock the City supporters after their side went 2-0 up .
against holders Manchester City. Alan Pardew's side beat the reigning Premier League champions 2-0 on Wednesday night, thanks to goals from visit of Liverpool to St James' Park on Saturday. Manchester City, Tottenham and Leicester City, left off last season. Pardew has  been beaten at home just once this season - in August against