Newcastle United will be looking for a return to winning ways as they take on Crystal Palace this weekend. The Magpies have made a solid start to the campaign and suffered their first defeat of the season last time out against Liverpool.
Eddie Howe's side were missing a number of key players for the game at Anfield, but new singing Alexander Isak was given the chance to impress after his big money move. The Swedish international could be handed his first start at St. James' Park after arriving from Real Sociedad just over a week ago.
As for the visitors, the Eagles are continuing to build under Patrick Vieira and sit just one point below the Magpies. Palace have picked up one win and two draws from their opening five games but claimed a point against Brentford last time out.
MATCHDAY LIVE: Newcastle vs Crystal Palace team news, updates & analysis
Here is everything you need to know ahead of the game.
When is Newcastle vs Crystal Palace?
Newcastle United host Crystal Palace at St. James' Park on Saturday, September 3 with kick-off at 3pm.
Is Newcastle vs Crystal Palace on TV?
No, the game will not be shown live on TV due to the Premier League broadcasting regulations.
How can I watch the highlights?
You can watch highlights from the clash at St. James' Park on Match of the Day. The programme will be shown on BBC One at 10:25pm on Saturday, September 3. Highlights will also be available on BT Sport's YouTube channel shortly after the game ends.
How else can I follow Newcastle vs Crystal Palace?
As always, ChronicleLive's very own Lee Ryder, Ciaran Kelly and Aaron Stokes will be at St. James' Park. They will be providing regular updates throughout the game, as well as pre-match and post-match content. You can follow the live blog here.
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