The Toon will be buoyant, heading into this one after a scintillating performance against Benfica in midweek. A slightly slow start, but overall one of their best outings of the campaign so far. They’re well fancied at 1.62 in the win market.

Fulham have slipped down to 15th following three straight losses and face another tough task here, after struggling to break down Arsenal in their last match.

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📈 Newcastle v Fulham Form & Tactics

Both sides have won just two games so far this season, and sit side-by-side in the table. Away form has also been an issue for both, with neither managing a win on their travels, which looks ominous for Fulham.

Newcastle have lost two of their four home games, but those defeats came at the hands of Arsenal and Liverpool, with the latter seeing them down to ten men for a full half.

Newcastle games have often been very tight. That 3-2 defeat to Liverpool increases their total significantly. There’s been an average of just 1.75 goals per game in Newcastle matches, the lowest in the league.

Goals have started to flow a little bit more recently, with there being three or more goals scored in four of their last five in all competitions.

📔 Newcastle v Fulham Formation & Team News

Newcastle managed to rest some legs in midweek, with Joelinton used as a second-half sub and Tonali rested entirely.

Anthony Gordon had his best game of the season so far, so he should start again in support of Woltemade.

Harvey Barnes found the net twice off the bench so will be pushing Jacob Murphy for a start on the right-hand side; however, Howe may still opt for Murphy to keep the balance, given that both Gordon and Barnes would rather operate from the left.

It’ll be the usual 4-3-3, though, and the back-line shouldn’t change, with Tino Livramento still missing through injury.

Lewis Hall and Yoane Wissa are the other first-team players missing for the hosts.

Fulham stuck to their 4-2-3-1 system against Arsenal after briefly switching to a back three at Bournemouth. It’ll be back to the four-defender system here, with two holding midfielders. They may drop in at times to match up Newcastle a bit better in the middle of the park, but will look to release young Josh King into the number 10 position when on the ball.

Jorge Cuenca did well as he stepped in to the side in place of Calvin Bassey last time out. You would expect Bassey to return, as he was just jaded from playing in Nigeria four days prior to that Arsenal clash.

Rodrigo Muniz, Samuel Chuckwueze, Anthonee Robinson and Sasa Lukic all missed the match with The Gunners.

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