How to watch Newcastle United vs Bournemouth? TV channel, team news & more

Newcastle United take on Bournemouth in the Premier League at St James’ Park on Saturday.

Newcastle United are aiming for their TENTH consecutive win across all competitions when they take on Bournemouth in the Premier League.

The early December capitulation at Brentford seems like ancient history right now as Sandro Tonali has shackled down a spot as orchestrator of the United midfielder and frontman Alexander Isak cement his place at the very top table of world strikers with a remarkable EIGHT-game scoring streak in the top flight.

General view inside the stadium prior to the Premier League match between Newcastle United FC and Arsenal FC at St James' Park on November 02, 2024.placeholder image
General view inside the stadium prior to the Premier League match between Newcastle United FC and Arsenal FC at St James' Park on November 02, 2024. | Getty Images

A win on Saturday would see the Magpies cement their spot in fourth place, with dreams of a Champions League return very much alive and kicking past the half way mark of the campaign.

A win for the opposition would open things up, however, with Adoni Iraola’s men just four points behind the Magpies before kick-off, sitting back in eighth place.

Here is everything you need to know ahead of the Premier League clash.

When is Newcastle United v Bournemouth?

The game will kick off on Saturday, January 18, at 12.30pm GMT.

The fortress that is St James’ Park is the venue for the clash.

What TV channel is Newcastle United v Bournemouth being shown?

Due to it being the early slot, UK audiences will be able to watch NUFC v AFCB on TNT Sports again, after the Magpies won live on the channel on Wednesday night against Wolverhampton Wanderers.

BBC Radio Newcastle will have coverage on the airwaves with full match commentary. Discovery + is your place to stream the match online. Alternatively, our reporter, Jordan Cronin, will be in attendance, along with myself, Liam Kennedy, with full analysis on social media.

Team news: injury updates

Iraola's squad has been affected by injuries to forward duo Evanilson and Enes Unal, both of whom could miss a large chunk of the rest of the season.

Newcastle United remain without Callum Wilson, Nick Pope, Jamaal Lascelles and Harvey Barnes.

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