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Newcastle United are set to have left-back Matt Targett available for their game away at West Ham United on Saturday afternoon after the Englishman missed the Magpies’ victory over Aston Villa last week.
Newcastle fans have been reacting to the omission of Allan Saint-Maximin in the squad that takes on West Ham at the London Stadium at 12.30pm.
Leaders Manchester City will look to maintain their winning momentum as they seek to retain the Premier League crown when Tottenham visit the Etihad Stadium on Saturday.
Kieran Trippier will return to the Newcastle training ground earlier than expected after his foot surgery, with a delighted Eddie Howe confirming he will have a role to play even while recovering.
Newcastle United come into the game against West Ham this weekend unbeaten in their last five Premier League fixtures, having won their last three games.
Eddie Howe has said that Kieran Trippier’s foot injury is a “big blow” for Newcastle, admitting that he doesn’t know how long the England international will be on the sidelines. After signing from Atletico Madrid for around £12m in January and impressing in his first few games for Howe’s side, Trippier broke one of his metatarsal bones in their 1-0 win against Aston Villa last weekend. Ad/> Having scored what turned out to be the winner in the first half – thrashing in a free kick from the edge of the area to make it two goals in as many matches – Trippier was forced to make way for Emil Krafth shortly after the restart.
Newcastle United will be looking to make it four wins from four as they take on West Ham United in the Premier League on Saturday.
The rescheduling of Newcastle United’s festive Premier League postponements has led to Eddie Howe’s side being forced to navigate a particularly tricky March.