Club: Newcastle United (England)

• Season: 1995–96
• Manager/Coach: Kevin Keegan
• Home ground: St James' Park
• Competition: English Premier League
• League finish: Runners-up (2nd place)
• Style: Attacking, entertaining football — the Keegan-era "Entertainers"

Overview: Under Kevin Keegan, Newcastle enjoyed one of their strongest Premier League campaigns in the 1995–96 season, mounting a serious title challenge and finishing second in the top flight. The side were noted for their attacking outlook and high-scoring games, attracting widespread attention during the season.

Key squad figures associated with that campaign included forwards and creative players who powered the attack, most notably Les Ferdinand (signed in 1995), along with attacking talents such as David Ginola and midfield mainstays like Rob Lee. The team combined pace and flair with Keegan’s aggressive approach to produce memorable matches at St James' Park.

Legacy: The 1995–96 season reinforced Kevin Keegan’s reputation for building an exciting Newcastle side and remains one of the club’s most celebrated Premier League-era campaigns, remembered for both the close title race and the entertaining brand of football played throughout the year.