Is Newcastle United v Arsenal on TV? Where to catch the Carabao Cup semi-final

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Newcastle United take on Arsenal in the second leg of the Carabao Cup semi-final.

People say 2-0 is a dangerous lead - it really shouldn’t be, not with the right mindset. And that’s what Eddie Howe will be hoping for from his Newcastle United players tonight.

Goals from Alexander Isak and Anthony Gordon ensured the Magpies take a two-goal lead into tonight’s second leg against Mikel Arteta’s men, with a final against Tottenham Hotspur or Liverpool the prize.

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But, if you haven’t got a ticket for the game, where can you watch it? Here’s some details of how to keep up to date with everything going on St James’ Park.

When is Newcastle United v Arsenal?

The game will kick off at 8pm GMT on Wednesday, February 5.

The match will be played at St James’ Park, where the Magpies had a strong record, winning the five games previous to slipping up against Bournemouth a fortnight ago, and then Fulham last weekend. It was their fourth loss of the season on home soil.

Is Newcastle v Arsenal on TV?

For UK viewers, the game will be broadcast on TV. It will be shown on Sky Sports. BBC Radio Newcastle will have coverage on the airwaves providing full match commentary. Alternatively, our reporter, Jordan Cronin, will be in attendance, along with myself, Liam Kennedy, with full analysis on social media.

Who is injured for Newcastle United? Teams news

Newcastle have Nick Pope (knee) back in their squad and this time, Callum Wilson (hamstring) could be back on the bench. Harvey Barnes (thigh) and Jamaal Lascelles (knee) remain sidelined.

Joelinton is a major doubt, with rumours suggesting Kieran Trippier and Sven Botman could be recalled to the team for the Brazilian and Tino Livramento.

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