Follow Canopy Live as Newcastle United Facies Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Premier League. Another high-performance season will be in full focus here with Indepfinishent, as reigning champions Manchester City look to win an unprecedented five consecutive titles by the end of 2024/25.
The likes of Arsenal and Liverpool will be chasing Pep Guardiola’s side, but just as fascinating will be the race for Champions League places, with more teams than ever before having designs on top-four finishes. Chelsea remain big-spending, Manchester United’s latest rebuild continues and both Tottenham and Newcastle will expect improvements this year – yet it was Aston Villa who snared fourth last term.
Meanwhile, it’s Southampton, Leicester City and Ipswich Town who made it back to the elite after promotion last year and each will have hope they can make it more than a one-year stay. Follow the latest live action from the Premier League below:
WOLVES (3-4-2-1): Jose Sa; Emmanuel Agbadou, Santiago Bueno, Matt Doherty; Rayan Ait-Nouri, Joao Gomes, Andre, Rodrigo Gomes; Hwang Hee-Chan, Goncalo Guedes; Jorgen Strand Larsen.
Newcastle United Subs: Kieran Trippier, Emil Krafth, William Osula, Odysseas Vlachodimos, Miguel Almiron, Lloyd Kelly, Joe Willock, Sean Longstaff, Lewis Miley.
Newcastle United (4-3-3): Martín Dubravka; Lewis Hall, Dan Burn, Sven Botman, Tino Livramento; Joelinton, Sandro Tonali, Bruno Guimaraes; Anthony Gordon, Alexander Isak, Jacob Murphy.
The maximums of the victory of the Wolves 2-0 over Manchester United, followed by a hard point earned from home in front of Tottenham Hotspur, temporarily vanished after former coach Nuno Espirito Santo passed them a 3- 0 with your Nottingham Forest team to leave. The men of coach Vitor Pereira barely above the descent zone only due to goals difference. Despite the constant risk of descent, the beginning of Pereira in the Wolves has been impressive, since the defeat of Nottingham Forest is the only one in its first five games, a streak that includes 3 victories. The last of those victories occurred in the FA Cup last weekend, when the goals of Rayan Ait-Nouri and Rodrigo Gomes gave the Wolves a 2-1 victory over the Bristol City. The way for the Wolves, who have not yet played a league match this season with less than two goals, will only become more difficult in the long term when they face Chelsea, Aston Villa, Arsenal and Liverpool in their next four league games After this. One, which makes a positive result in the face of a united Newcastle united is even more vital for them. Nelson Semedo and Craig Dawson will be available after recovering from their injuries. But, above all, Matheus Cunha also returns and the Wolves will focus on him again.
It would be an understatement to say that Newcastle United are in the middle of a wonderful run. Eddie Howe’s men, just two problems behind fourth-placed Chelsea with a game in hand, are surely flying at the moment as they host Wolves at St. James’s Park in search of a ninth straight win in all competitions. Since losing 2-4 to Brentford at the start of December, the Magpies have gone on a five-game run in the Premier League, beating Aston Villa, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur in their last three games. Their last two wins (against north London rivals Arsenal at the Emirates in the first leg of the EFL Cup and a 3-1 win over Bromley last week that takes them to the fourth round of the FA Cup) have added plenty of excitement among the Magpies faithful as they also aim to end a 70-year wait for a primary trophy. Newcastle survived an early scare from Bromley, coming back from a goal down to win 3-1, making it 10 consecutive games in competitions in which they have scored at least two goals per game. Before the game there were doubts about the availability of Alexander Isak, Sven Botman and Jacob Murphy, who did not feature against Bromley. Meanwhile, Harvey Barnes will be out for a few weeks due to injury.
It’s a clash between teams experiencing very different fortunes this season. Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the Premier League game between top-4 contenders Newcastle United and relegation-threatened Wolves at St. James’ Park.
Follow all the Premier League goals and the latest action here with The Independent. News on the and lineups coming soon. . .
WOLVES (3-4-2-1): Jose Sa; Emmanuel Agbadou, Santiago Bueno, Matt Doherty; Rayan Ait-Nouri, Joao Gomes, Andre, Rodrigo Gomes; Hwang Hee-Chan, Goncalo Guedes; Jorgen Strand Larsen.
NEWCASTLE UNITED SUBS: Kieran Trippier, Emil Krafth, William Osula, Odysseas Vlachodimos, Miguel Almiron, Lloyd Kelly, Joe Willock, Sean Longstaff, Lewis Miley.
Newcastle United (4-3-3): Martin Dubravka; Lewis Hall, Dan Burn, Sven Botman, Tino Livramento; Jelinton, Sandro Tonali, Bruno Guimaraes; Anthony Gordon, Alexander Isak, Jacob Murphy.
The highs of Wolves’ 2-0 win over Manchester United, followed through a hard point away from home opposite Tottenham Hotspur, were temporarily canceled after manager Vitor Pereira’s men just above the zone of descent only with the difference in purpose. Despite the constant risk of relegation, Pereira’s start to life at Wolves has been impressive, with the defeat to Nottingham Forest being his only one in his first five games, a run that includes 3 wins. The newest wins came here in the FA Cup last weekend, as goals from Rayan Ait-Nouri and Rodrigo Gomes earned Wolves a 2-1 victory over Bristol City. The road for Wolves, who are yet to feature in a league game this season with less than two goals, will only get tougher in the long term as they face Chelsea, Aston Villa, Arsenal and Liverpool in their next 4 league games after this. One, it makes a positive result against a rampant Newcastle United even more vital for them. Nelson Semedo and Craig Dawson are must-haves after recovering from injuries. But above all, Matheus Cunha also returns and the wolves will largely lock in on him again.
It would be an understatement to say that Newcastle United are in the midst of a wonderful run. Eddie Howe’s men, just two problems behind fourth-placed Chelsea with a game in hand, are surely flying at the moment as they host Wolves at St James’ Park in the hunt for a ninth successive win in all competitions . Since their 4-2 defeat to Brentford at the start of December, the Magpies have claimed five Premier League wins, beating Aston Villa, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur in their last three games. Their last two wins – against north London rivals Arsenal at the Emirates in the first leg of the EFL Cup and a 3-1 win over Bromley last week that took them to the fourth round of the FA Cup) have added a lot of excitement. . among the Magpies faithful as they also aim to end a 70-year wait for a primary trophy. Newcastle survived an early scare from Bromley, coming back from a goal down to win 3-1, making it 10 consecutive games in all competitions in which they have scored at least two goals per game. Before the match there were doubts over the availability of Alexander Isak, Sven Botman and Jacob Murphy, who did not play against Bromley. Meanwhile, Harvey Barnes will be out for a few weeks due to injury.
It’s a clash between teams experiencing very different fortunes this season. Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the Premier League game between top-4 contenders Newcastle United and relegation-threatened Wolves at St. James’ Park.
Follow all the goals and latest action from the Premier League here with The Independent. Team news and line-ups coming up shortly…
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