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Three pundits give Newcastle vs Manchester United score predictions

Manchester United will be looking to return with a victory when they face Newcastle in the Premier League in their first match back after the international break.

Erik ten Hag's side progressed to the FA Cup semi-finals with a victory over Fulham in their last game before the break, having also secured their spot in the Europa League quarter-finals after overcoming Real Betis. The Reds won four of their six matches in March, having lost to Liverpool and drawn with Southampton.

United drew 0-0 with Saints on March 12, with Casemiro being sent off in the goalless draw. The Brazilian midfielder will miss the next three domestic matches having already served one game of his four-match ban. Newcastle, meanwhile, currently sit fifth in the Premier League table, two points behind Tottenham in fourth.

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The Reds are hopeful that Marcus Rashford will be able to play against the Magpies after withdrawing from England's squad through injury after picking up a knock in the victory over Fulham. Elsewhere, Raphael Varane should also be available for selection after missing the victory over the London outfit.

Here are the pundits' predictions for United's clash with Newcastle:

Chris Sutton (BBC)

"I've been wrong about Manchester United a few times this season but I don't think their form has been that great recently, whatever their results have been like.

"They were very fortunate to recover to beat Fulham in the FA Cup last time out, and that was not the only time recently where they got away with it a bit - they have not been at their best for a while.

"It would still not surprise me at all if Erik ten Hag's side went to St James' Park and won but

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