Newcastle's results this season had papered over the cracks of poor performances... until Fulham. Eddie Howe has multiple problems to solve

Manchester City will look to strengthen their lead in the Premier League as they face Newcastle United at St. James’ Park in Saturday’s lunchtime kickoff while the Magpies will aim at a bounceback following their first loss of the year at Fulham last weekend.

Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe has confirmed a major injury doubt ahead of the club’s meeting with Manchester City on Saturday lunchtime.The two sides return to Premier League action following

Eddie Howe and Paul Mitchell have held clear-the-air talks to move on from a frustrating summer transfer window at Newcastle United, according to reports. Mitchell replaced Dan Ashworth as Newcastle 's sporting director in July before publicly criticising elements of the club's previous recruitment during Howe's reign.

Eddie Howe and the players hoping to bounce back from defeat at Fulham. United having so far progressed in the Carabao Cup and currently sixth in the Premier League table, after four wins and a draw in their opening five matches (all competitions).

Even if Isak is not available, Howe is happy with his options: "That leaves Anthony [Gordon], who did a really good job against Wolves, and Will Osula, who has done really well since he's been with us. I know he hasn't played any minutes yet but we've been delighted with his progress. He's got all the tools so we feel we've got good cover."

Pep Guardiola has revealed what he said to Eddie Howe at the final whistle - as Manchester City and Newcastle United played out a 1-1 draw

Newcastle United will aim to bounce back from last weekend’s lacklustre 3-1 away defeat to Fulham when they play host to reigning champions Manchester City in this weekend’s Premier League fixture. The Magpies have accrued 10 points from their opening five matches leaving them sixth in the table.