Eddie Howe hosts former club AFC Bournemouth as Newcastle United look to advance into the fourth of the FA Cup.
The Magpies fought to the very end against Leeds United in midweek and were rewarded for their efforts after stoppage-time goals from Bruno Guimaraes and Harvey Barnes earned a dramatic 4-3 win.
A big physical effort, coupled with Tuesday’s Carabao Cup semi-final first leg tie at home to Manchester City, is expected to result in several changes against the Cherries.
“I have to give a compliment to the players, fitness-wise,” Howe said. “I think we've been really good this year, especially when you consider the multi-competitions we're in, the style that we try to implement and how the players adapt to that.
“With the schedule that we've had, it's incredibly difficult. If you look at us the other day, I felt we were the stronger team physically in the latter stages, which is a credit to the professionalism, the work the sports science team and the medical team do with the players, and our mentality. So I was really, really pleased with that aspect.
“I think it would be wise for us to use the squad in certain games, and we've tried to do that throughout the season. You haven't seen the same 11 consistently. It's been little tweaks without trying to lose the feeling that you need, I think, to perform at the very highest level.
“We'll review this game individually and try and make the right selections.”
Here’s Newcastle United are predicted to line-up:

5. LB: Tino Livramento (in for Lewis Hall)
Hall hasn’t quite looked at his best in his last two matches, so Howe may use this game as an opportunity to rest him now Livramento is back. | Getty Images

6. CM: Lewis Miley
Right-back, centre-back or centre-mid, the 19-year-old sensation can play anywhere, though the middle of the park is where he wants to be. | Getty Images

7. CM: Joe Willock (in for Bruno Guimaraes)
Willock has been linked with a move away from Newcastle this month but as it stands looks set to stay. | Getty Images

8. CM: Jacob Ramsey (in for Joelinton)
There have been flashes of quality, but Newcastle’s £39m summer signing is yet to really hit the ground running. | Getty Images


