Newcastle United v Fulham: date, kick off and how to watch Premier League clash live on TV

Two of the most in form teams are to meet at St James’ Park this weekend as Newcastle welcome Fulham in the Premier League. Despite being promoted just a few months ago, Fulham are defying the odds and are sixth in the Premier League.

Meanwhile, hosts Newcastle have also been in wonderful form and are still very much in the title race, currently occupying third spot. Their last league game ended in a stalemate against Premier League table toppers Arsenal.

Newcastle recently shook off a disappointing FA Cup third round defeat to lower league opposition as League One side Sheffield Wednesday beat them 2-1. But, a recent Carabao Cup quarter final win over Leicester sees Newcastle with a chance to reach Wembley.

It’s a quick turn around for Fulham, who recently beat their West London rivals Chelsea 2-1 at Craven Cottage. It was a nightmare debut for new Chelsea signing Joao Felix who was sent off.

Fulham made the extra man count as former Spurs striker, Carlos Vinicius, stooped in at the back post in the second half giving Fulham the lead as Kalidou Koulibaly’s second half equaliser cancelled out Willian’s opener.

When does Newcastle v Fulham kick off?

Newcastle v Fulham will kick off at 2pm on Sunday, January 15 at St James’ Park.

How to watch Newcastle v Fulham on TV

The game is being played live on Sky Sports. Customers who are not currently signed up can sign up on the Sky Sports website.

Non-Sky customers can currently purchase the Sky Q, Sky TV, Netflix & Sky Sports package. This grants you access to Over 400 live football games on Sky Sports, plus Sky TV & Netflix and costs £44 (their lowest ever price on this deal) a month plus a £20 set up fee.

Sky Q and Sky+ customers can choose the 2 for 1 football offer. This option has no contract and just costs £18 extra on top of your existing deals. To upgrade to this, visit the Sky website.

Customers can also purchase the ‘Complete Sky Sports Package’. This costs £25 a month and grants you access to All 11 Sky Sports channels, including Premier League, F1 & more. Available to Sky Q and Sky+ customers only, dependent on VIP tier.

Another option to watch the game is to sign up to Now TV. You can pay £11.98 as a one-off payment to watch the game. This gives you access to five Sky Sports channels for 24 hours from purchase.

Also, via Now TV, is the sports membership. This is currently at the discounted price of £25 a month for six months, down from £33 a month. This option gives you unlimited access to all 11 Sky Sports channels, and allows you to stream Sky Sports channels at up to three devices at once, and you can cancel anytime.

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