But Isak provided a constant threat all evening and was more than deserving of his double, which when he latched onto a pinpoint pass from Bruno Guimaraes before cooly slotting ho

Newcastle took a massive step towards a second Carabao Cup final in three seasons with a hugely impressive semi-final first leg away win

Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe said the tie against Arsenal was "finely balanced" despite taking a giant step towards the League Cup final with a 2-0 win on Tuesday. Goals by Alexander Isak – his 50th for the club – and Anthony Gordon either side of half time in North London gave Newcastle a seventh successive win in all competitions and put

Joelinton picked up a yellow card in the clash against Bournemouth and had to be pulled away from trouble at half-time by Jason Tindall. The assistant coach intervened as Bournemouth stars made a beeline for Joeilinton shortly after he'd been booked for kicking J Kluivert from behind.

United are without midfield talisman Bruno Guimaraes and central defender Fabian Schar through suspension, with Sven Botman making a welcome return to the side against Spurs on Saturday. Joe Willock and Sean Longstaff are vying to replace Bruno.

Howe confirmed Joe Willock and Jacob Murphy are expected to be fine after being rested for Sunday's FA Cup win over Bromley, while Alexander Isak will train today for the first time since last week's win at Arsenal. However, Harvey Barnes is ruled out for "around a month" with a thigh injury.

Eddie Howe has admitted the club are set to let go of one of their "top class" attackers as Newcastle face PSR pressure.

LONDON – Newcastle United must make the most of their strong form when they take on Arsenal in the League Cup semi-finals, boss Eddie Howe said on Jan 6 as he urged his team not to be complacent.

Newcastle United defender Fabian Schar is set to return to the matchday squad against AFC Bournemouth this afternoon.

Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe believes "fatigue" played a huge role in his side's 4-1 defeat to Bournemouth at St James' Park in the .

Newcastle United were beaten 4-1 at home by Bournemouth on Sunday, with Eddie Howe taking the blame for the defeat.

The starting line-ups for the first leg of Arsenal’s EFL Cup semi-final against Newcastle this evening have been confirmed.