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It may seem like a lifetime ago, but Newcastle United's starting line-up on Sunday when Leicester City return to Tyneside will be almost unrecognisable from the Foxes' last visit to Tyneside just 15 months ago.
Newcastle United are close to finalising a new deal with Swiss defender Fabian Schar, who is set to shun a number of offers from abroad, TEAMtalk understands.
Fabian Schar has signalled that he wants to be part of Eddie Howe's revolution at Newcastle United in the next few years. Schar has been in negotiations with the Magpies over a contract extension as he looks to sign one of the most important deals of his career.
Newcastle United enjoyed a 1-0 win over Wolverhampton Wanderers on Friday night and Dan Burn was one of many players who impressed. The 29-year-old started alongside Fabian Schar at centre-back and helped limit Wolves to only five shots over the 90 minutes, just two of which were on target.
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.
Your Newcastle United evening headlines for Friday, April 8.
Newcastle United return to St James’ Park after a month-long hiatus looking to bounce back from a run of poor defeats on the road. The Magpies have not played on home soil since March 5 but do so in their next three fixtures against Wolves, Leicester and Crystal Palace.
Newcastle United have not scored from open play in over five hours of football. While defensive fragilities reared their ugly again last weekend at Spurs, the lack of goal threat at the other end should be alarming for Eddie Howe and his staff.