We still have that one-game-at-a-time mentality, and we won't stop until the last minute of the last game. 'I think there's no denying that could be a season-defining game due to the head-to-head nature and what the narrative of the game was made to be,' Freya continued. The centre-back's message echoes that of Newcastle boss Langley, who has reiterated all season long that the Magpies are looking no further forward than the fixture that's immediately in front of them. 'Similarly, it won't mean anything unless we continue to win every game that's yet to come.' 'But we also know that every game is worth the same number of points, and that win would've meant nothing if we hadn't won the games leading up to this.

'I think the win was important in the sense it was a head-to-head against a strong Durham team who had been unbeaten for a while and they're obviously the ones at the top currently,' Bailes told .uk. The Magpies welcomed the FA Women's National League Division One North leaders to Kingston Park Stadium in sub-zero temperatures, but there was plenty of fire on the pitch as Becky Langley's side earned a valuable 1-0 victory over their local rivals courtesy of a first-half own goal.

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