How to watch and follow Newcastle v United
Manchester United will be bidding to make it five consecutive Premier League wins on the spin on Saturday evening, as we take on Newcastle United at St. James' Park.
The Reds have also already lost to the Magpies this season in the Carabao Cup at Old Trafford, so there is extra incentive to put things right, on what is likely to be a fiery atmosphere in the north-east.
Ahead of our return to domestic action, scroll down to find out all the details, including how you can follow the game...
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Fans wishing to watch the game live can do so by tuning in to TNT Sports 1 and TNT Sports Ultimate from 19:00 GMT, with kick-off following an hour later at 20:00 GMT.
Alternatively, supporters can watch our Matchday Live show from 18:55 GMT on MUTV, with live radio commentary throughout the encounter set to follow in both the United App and over on ManUtd.com.
Live text updates, exclusive reaction and analysis will also be available, with short highlights and extended versions to follow in the early hours of Sunday morning.
United will be boosted by the return of Marcus Rashford on Tyneside this weekend, following the completion of his European suspension in midweek.
Fellow forward Rasmus Hojlund returned to the fold against Galatasaray and will be hoping to help the Reds pick up three more vital points on the road this weekend.
Casemiro and Lisandro Martinez are definitely out, while Christian Eriksen remains sidelined too.
Jonny Evans and Mason Mount missed out on our trip to Turkey. Amad and Tyrell Malacia have still not featured so far this season.
Early team news: Newcastle v United
ArticleThe latest on the two squads ahead of Saturday's intriguing clash in Tyneside.
As previously mentioned, the Magpies knocked United out of the Carabao Cup on 1 November, with Miguel Almiron, Lewis Hall and Joe Willock all netting in their 3-0 win in M16.
Newcastle are currently seventh in the table, after 13 games played, and have lost just once on home soil in the Premier League so far in 2023/24.
Despite currently being hampered by injuries, Howe's men have a knack for grinding out results and are seeking a sixth successive home league win.
The Toon are also still involved in the Champions League, after drawing 1-1 with French champions PSG on Tuesday evening, with their fate still be decided heading into matchday six of the competition.
What's Newcastle's team news?
ArticleEddie Howe has spoken about his absentees for Saturday night's big game.
WHAT ARE THE OTHER GAMES THIS WEEKEND?
With another full round of fixtures to come in the English top-flight this weekend, scroll down to see who else is involved...
SATURDAY 2 DECEMBER
Brentford v Luton Town
Arsenal v Wolves
Burnley v Sheffield United
Nottingham Forest v Everton (17:30)
Newcastle v UNITED (20:00)
SUNDAY 3 DECEMBER
Chelsea v Brighton (14:00)
Liverpool v Fulham (14:00)
West Ham v Crystal Palace (14:00)
Bournemouth v Aston Villa (14:00)
Man City v Tottenham (16:30)
All kick-offs 15:00 GMT unless stated.