Man City hit double digits at the weekend, putting ten goals past Exeter City in the FA Cup to secure progression to the next round.

Pep Guardiola’s men are unbeaten in their last 12 matches across all competitions, and they travel to St James’ Park on Tuesday night hoping to keep that record intact and book their spot in the EFL Cup semi-finals.

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📈 Newcastle v Man City Form & Stats

It was another late goal for Newcastle midweek, as Anthony Gordon levelled the score against Bournemouth from the penalty spot. Djordje Petrovic brought down Sandro Tonali in the dying embers, which initially provided the lifeline for the hosts. After another rollercoaster of emotions in extra time, Eddie Howe’s men were just about able to secure progression in the FA Cup, thanks to Aaron Ramsdale’s heroics in the penalty shootout.

It has been a much-needed positive run for the Magpies in recent weeks, who have won three successive Premier League matches. That has lifted them up to eighth in the standings - they will have their sights set on closing the three-point gap on Liverpool in fourth. For now, their focus will be on EFL Cup proceedings, as they hope to secure a spot in the final to defend their title.

Meanwhile, Man City haven’t been as convincing in recent weeks, having drawn three straight league games. They have slipped six points behind league leaders Arsenal, so they have some catching up to do. The Citizens have been let down defensively and have kept just one clean sheet in their last five matches across all competitions. Guardiola will hope his side can kick on following their convincing weekend victory - they have been competitive in cup competitions over the years, thanks to their healthy squad depth.

📔 Newcastle v Man City Formation & Team News

Antoine Semenyo was thrust straight into the weekend starting eleven by Pep Guardiola, where he registered a goal and an assist on his full debut. Making just his second start since October, Rodri was another player on the scoresheet, playing the first half before being replaced. It’s unlikely for the Spaniard to start against Newcastle here, so Nico Gonzalez should reclaim his spot in defensive midfield. With Ruben Dias, John Stones, and Josko Gvardiol injured, Max Alleyne could start alongside Abdukodir Khusanov at the back once more.

Eddie Howe deployed both Yoane Wissa and Nick Woltemade up front at the weekend, with the German operating slightly deeper. He provided the assist for Harvey Barnes after 50 minutes. If Newcastle opt to play on the counter, Woltemade could drop out of the starting lineup for Anthony Gordon, who is a much more serious threat in transition. Joelinton and Bruno Guimaraes should return to midfield, with Lewis Miley and Lewis Hall as the fullback pairing.

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