Saracens rugby stars celebrated becoming European Champions by partying in Newcastle's new Banyan Bar.
The London side beat Leinster 20-10 at St James' Park in Saturday's Heineken Cup Final, to be be crowned the club game's top Northern Hemisphere side.
And where better for Saracens to toast their success than the city they won their crown in?
The squad were invited to Banyan's upstairs bar for a private party on Saturday night.
Stars including England fly-half Alex Lozowski, Sunderland-born Jackson Wray, England prop Mako Vunipola and Lions man Owen Farrell were pictured enjoying themselves in the recently-opened bar near Monument.
Some Saracens players even wore their Heineken Champions Cup medals for the celebration.
Martin Wolstencroft, Chief Executive of Banyan's owners, Arc Inspirations, said: “ Newcastle was buzzing and we had a wonderful, trouble-free weekend as hosts to thousands of fans from all sides competing in the finals this weekend.
"Welcoming the Heineken Champions Cup winners, Saracens to Banyan Bar & Kitchen on Saturday night was a fantastic honour for us all.
"It offered the team and its backroom staff a chance to savour the moment as Europe’s best club rugby side in privacy and style. It would be wonderful to think we could play our part in bringing back to Newcastle such a massive celebration of elite rugby."
And it wasn't just Saracens celebrating on Saturday night. 'Record-breaking' rugby weekend boosts Newcastle economy by £35m as 100,000 fans flock to city .
When Newcastle's Quayside Seaside will open in 2019 - and it's going to be bigger'Record-breaking' rugby weekend boosts Newcastle economy by £35m as 100,000 fans flock to city
