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Newcastle United fans who took part in our selection poll want to see two changes to the side that won against Wolverhampton Wanderers at St. James' Park. Ryan Fraser limped out of the win with Miguel Almiron coming on for a fine cameo, with supporters giving him the nod to start in the Scotsman's place.
Kieran Trippier is close to making his long-awaited return for Newcastle United following a foot fracture two months ago and will be welcomed back with open arms after his bright start to life at St James’ Park.
Eddie Howe knows his Newcastle United side could all but mathematically secure their Premier League future with three important games in the coming week. And the Magpies boss must also use his squad wisely at this stage of the season, with the games coming in quick succession.
Emil Krafth has opened up on the healthy competition for places at Newcastle United under Eddie Howe.
The New Zealand striker was on target 18 minutes from time, with his second goal for the Magpies since his £25 million January transfer window move from Burnley, helping Newcastle move 10 points clear of the relegation zone with seven games to play.
Eddie Howe went with the selection call that fans had been calling for ahead of the clash with Wolverhampton Wanderers this evening. Bruno Guimaraes came in for injured Joe Willock, who has a knee issue, with the Brazil international starting his first game at St James' Park.
Newcastle United fans are delighted to see Bruno Guimaraes will make his full St James' Park debut against Wolves on Friday night. The January signing is one of two changes made by Eddie Howe in the wake of last week's humbling defeat at Tottenham.
Newcastle United will be hoping to avoid their fourth straight defeat when they return to action at St James' Park on Friday night. Wolves are the latest visitors to Tyneside, with Bruno Lage's side pushing for an unlikely European spot.