Newcastle United v Liverpool: Key Match Details and Injury Updates Ahead of Crucial Premier League Clash
Newcastle United prepares to face Liverpool at St James' Park tonight, marking the first time the Magpies have hosted the Reds in the Premier League since December 2015. The sold-out venue is expected to be electric as fans eagerly await the outcome of this highly anticipated match. Eddie Howe's team is seeking their first Premier League win over Liverpool in almost a decade, having been defeated twice at Anfield in the past season. A draw in their last match against Villa Park was a solid start, but a victory against Liverpool would be a significant boost to their season.
Key Takeaways:
- The match between Newcastle United and Liverpool will kick off at 8pm at St James' Park with referee Simon Hooper and VAR John Brooks in attendance.
- The game will be broadcast on TV in the United Kingdom on Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event, commencing at 6:30pm.
- Newcastle United's Alexander Isak won't feature in the match due to an ongoing transfer situation, with Howe confirming that Isak won't be part of the squad.
- Lewis Hall and Sven Botman are injury doubts for Newcastle United, while new signing Jacob Ramsey will be available for selection.
- Liverpool will be without Jeremie Frimpong due to a hamstring injury, with Conor Bradley and Joe Gomez also carrying doubts.
- Joe Willock has returned to training and may make an appearance in the match.
- Newcastle United v Liverpool can be streamed online through a Now TV day pass, priced at £14.99, which grants 24-hour access to Sky Sports.
- BBC Radio Newcastle and TalkSport will provide live radio commentary of the match, while the Shields Gazette will offer updates and reaction on their website and social media channels.
Statistics:
- The last time Newcastle United secured three points against Liverpool in the Premier League was in December 2015.
- Tonight's match will see a sold-out St James' Park, with fans eagerly awaiting the outcome.
- Newcastle United have drawn their last match against Villa Park, looking to secure their first Premier League win over Liverpool in almost a decade.
- Alexander Isak has not played for Newcastle United since May, amid intense speculation over his future at the club.
Sources:
- Shieldsgazette.com: "Newcastle United v Liverpool: team news, TV, VAR and streaming details ahead of Premier League match."
- Shieldsgazette.com: "Football is BACK - subscribe to our Newcastle United newsletter for all the news straight to your inbox"
- Shieldsgazette.com: "Your next Newcastle United read: Newcastle United 'discuss' shock transfer for 155-goal striker after St James' Park visit"