Overview
- Kick-off is 3:00pm GMT on Sunday at St James' Park, with live coverage on Sky Sports in the UK and streaming on Peacock in the United States.
- Eddie Howe says Lewis Hall should be fit to start, with Kieran Trippier, Valentino Livramento and Sven Botman nearing returns and expected to be involved.
- Crystal Palace remain short-handed, with Chris Richards and Eddie Nketiah likely out, Will Hughes a doubt and Ismaila Sarr away on AFCON duty.
- Palace’s club-record signing Brennan Johnson has completed his move from Tottenham and is expected to be in the squad, putting a debut on the table.
- Newcastle enter off a 3-1 victory at Burnley, while Palace are winless in six and have been outscored 9-0 across their last two visits to St James’ Park; club highlights will post two hours after full-time with extended and full replays to follow.