Sport News Newcastle v Norwich live stream and squad news: Eddie Howe looks for Magpies’ first Premier League win in bottom-of-table scrap
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Newcastle face a huge Premier League clash as they welcome relegation rivals Norwich to St James’ Park on Tuesday night.
The Magpies had a disastrous start to the campaign and are currently at the bottom of the table without a win in their name.
Newcastle face Norwich in key Premier League relegation battle
Ending this bad race is of the utmost importance because of the growing gap between them and safety.
The Canaries are currently in 19th place, which means this clash has the makings of a six-point relegation classic, with both sides desperate to score points on the board.
Newcastle vs Norwich: kick-off date and time
The Premier League clash will take place on Tuesday 30 November at St James’ Park, Newcastle.
Kick-off is scheduled for 7:30 p.m.
Newcastle vs Norwich: how to follow
Updates will be live on talkSPORT throughout the afternoon while talkSPORT.com hosts a live blog for all the action.
The contest at St James’ Park is expected to be streamed live on Amazon Prime as part of their Premier League deal.
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There is also the option to sign up for a 30 day free trial which you can access HERE.
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Eddie Howe is on the hunt for Newcastle’s first win of the season
Newcastle v Norwich: team news
Eddie Howe will be without Jamaal Lascelles and Matt Ritchie for the clash with Norwich City.
Both players will be serving a suspension at St James’ Park meaning they will both miss.
Dwight Gayle, who missed the trip to Arsenal with a hamstring problem, could return, leaving only defender Paul Dummett on the sidelines.
Norwich will likely be without Mathias Normann for the shock.
The midfielder hobbled the field against Wolves with a suspected recurrence of a pelvic problem.
Ozan Kabak has trained in the first team again following an illness, while Christoph Zimmermann continues his recovery and Sam Byram is expected to appear for the Under-23s on Monday night.
Mathias Normann uncertain about Tyneside shock
Newcastle vs Norwich: what has been said?
Newcastle boss Eddie Howe: “I can’t make any promises [about backing in the winter transfer window], but I can promise that the people above me, the owners, will support the team and help me try to achieve what we need. That’s all I can say at the moment.
“It would be foolish of me to make any thoughtless promises or statements. My priority right now is to get the best out of the players we have.
“I don’t think there is any limit to what we can accomplish with the group of players we have here. We need to improve performance, improve results and once the confidence returns to the team I think you will see a different team.
“But attacking and defending is always a delicate balance for any team and we just have to get it right.”
Norwich head coach Dean Smith: “There is a lot more conviction within the squad now that it belongs to the Premier League.
“But we also know the threats to Newcastle, so they will also seek to find that balance.
“It’s always hard to think that you can buy your exit from any position or from any position.
“You bring players into a team and first of all, they have to go and settle in, there is an integration that they have to go into.
“Certainly if they’re not UK-based players or haven’t had a taste of the Premier League before, there’s something new in everything.
“The Premier League as we all know is a very talented league and every club challenges you so it’s very difficult to buy a place in the top six or in the bottom three.”
