The headline fixture in gameweek three of the 2023-24 Premier League season sees Newcastle United welcome Liverpool to St James' Park for Sunday's fascinating encounter.

The Magpies were beaten 1-0 by treble winners Manchester City in their most recent affair, while the Reds came from behind to put Bournemouth to the sword 3-1 at Anfield.

Match preview


Having hit Aston Villa for five during a vivacious attacking display on the opening day, some Newcastle fans may have embarked on their journeys to the Etihad quietly hopeful of slaying a Manchester City side still feeling the effects of their UEFA Super Cup exploits.

It was not to be for Eddie Howe's men at the Etihad, though, as the lively Phil Foden set up Julian Alvarez for the decisive goal in the 31st minute, and the Citizens could and probably should have won by more had Erling Haaland not left his shooting boots in the changing room.

While Haaland endured an off day in front of goal, Howe also departed the Etihad with a bitter taste in the mouth, having felt that his side failed to hit their newly-established lofty expectations in the wake of their ruthless success over Aston Villa.

The Magpies enter the third gameweek of the season sitting in eighth place in the table, although the early-season standings certainly count for little at this stage, but it is now just one clean sheet in 13 Premier League affairs for this weekend's hosts.

On the flip side, Newcastle have only been beaten three times at St James' Park in the Premier League since the start of 2022, although two of those defeats have come against Liverpool, who unlike Howe's side did manage to turn around a one-goal deficit to triumph last weekend.

Preview: Newcastle vs. Liverpool - prediction, team news, lineups
Even before some fans had taken their seats at Anfield during Liverpool's meeting with Bournemouth last weekend, chaos reigned supreme, as Antoine Semenyo broke the deadlock for the Cherries with just three minutes on the clock after Andoni Iraola's side had already had a strike ruled out in the earliest stages.

With new signing Wataru Endo only deemed ready for a place on the bench, Liverpool's distinct lack of a defensive presence in midfield was being exposed by Bournemouth, but the Reds soon found their rhythm and fought back through Luis Diaz's acrobatic strike, Mohamed Salah's penalty rebound and Diogo Jota's tap-in.

Let's see how City without De Bruyne will fare.

Newcastle could cost an upset

Mod must be on Osogbo weed. Lol!
Even the initial comments are for City vs Newcastle

3 - 1

Newcastle win

Rubyjade:
Newcastle could cost an upset

cause

The match is going to be interesting.

Na Sunday match o

Liverpool wins

OP its a super sunday game

Tomorrow

It's a Sunday match, please.

I know something about corner market here

Quote me if interested

The match is scheduled to hold on Sunday.

It's tomorrow na

Killer match
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treesun:
The headline fixture in gameweek three of the 2023-24 Premier League season sees Newcastle United welcome Liverpool to St James' Park for Sunday's fascinating encounter.

The Magpies were beaten 1-0 by treble winners Manchester City in their most recent affair, while the Reds came from behind to put Bournemouth to the sword 3-1 at Anfield.

Match preview


Having hit Aston Villa for five during a vivacious attacking display on the opening day, some Newcastle fans may have embarked on their journeys to the Etihad quietly hopeful of slaying a Manchester City side still feeling the effects of their UEFA Super Cup exploits.

It was not to be for Eddie Howe's men at the Etihad, though, as the lively Phil Foden set up Julian Alvarez for the decisive goal in the 31st minute, and the Citizens could and probably should have won by more had Erling Haaland not left his shooting boots in the changing room.

While Haaland endured an off day in front of goal, Howe also departed the Etihad with a bitter taste in the mouth, having felt that his side failed to hit their newly-established lofty expectations in the wake of their ruthless success over Aston Villa.

The Magpies enter the third gameweek of the season sitting in eighth place in the table, although the early-season standings certainly count for little at this stage, but it is now just one clean sheet in 13 Premier League affairs for this weekend's hosts.

On the flip side, Newcastle have only been beaten three times at St James' Park in the Premier League since the start of 2022, although two of those defeats have come against Liverpool, who unlike Howe's side did manage to turn around a one-goal deficit to triumph last weekend.

Preview: Newcastle vs. Liverpool - prediction, team news, lineups
Even before some fans had taken their seats at Anfield during Liverpool's meeting with Bournemouth last weekend, chaos reigned supreme, as Antoine Semenyo broke the deadlock for the Cherries with just three minutes on the clock after Andoni Iraola's side had already had a strike ruled out in the earliest stages.

With new signing Wataru Endo only deemed ready for a place on the bench, Liverpool's distinct lack of a defensive presence in midfield was being exposed by Bournemouth, but the Reds soon found their rhythm and fought back through Luis Diaz's acrobatic strike, Mohamed Salah's penalty rebound and Diogo Jota's tap-in.

Op the match is to be played tomorrow. Not today

treesun:
The headline fixture in gameweek three of the 2023-24 Premier League season sees Newcastle United welcome Liverpool to St James' Park for Sunday's fascinating encounter.

The Magpies were beaten 1-0 by treble winners Manchester City in their most recent affair, while the Reds came from behind to put Bournemouth to the sword 3-1 at Anfield.

Match preview


Having hit Aston Villa for five during a vivacious attacking display on the opening day, some Newcastle fans may have embarked on their journeys to the Etihad quietly hopeful of slaying a Manchester City side still feeling the effects of their UEFA Super Cup exploits.

It was not to be for Eddie Howe's men at the Etihad, though, as the lively Phil Foden set up Julian Alvarez for the decisive goal in the 31st minute, and the Citizens could and probably should have won by more had Erling Haaland not left his shooting boots in the changing room.

While Haaland endured an off day in front of goal, Howe also departed the Etihad with a bitter taste in the mouth, having felt that his side failed to hit their newly-established lofty expectations in the wake of their ruthless success over Aston Villa.

The Magpies enter the third gameweek of the season sitting in eighth place in the table, although the early-season standings certainly count for little at this stage, but it is now just one clean sheet in 13 Premier League affairs for this weekend's hosts.

On the flip side, Newcastle have only been beaten three times at St James' Park in the Premier League since the start of 2022, although two of those defeats have come against Liverpool, who unlike Howe's side did manage to turn around a one-goal deficit to triumph last weekend.

Preview: Newcastle vs. Liverpool - prediction, team news, lineups
Even before some fans had taken their seats at Anfield during Liverpool's meeting with Bournemouth last weekend, chaos reigned supreme, as Antoine Semenyo broke the deadlock for the Cherries with just three minutes on the clock after Andoni Iraola's side had already had a strike ruled out in the earliest stages.

With new signing Wataru Endo only deemed ready for a place on the bench, Liverpool's distinct lack of a defensive presence in midfield was being exposed by Bournemouth, but the Reds soon found their rhythm and fought back through Luis Diaz's acrobatic strike, Mohamed Salah's penalty rebound and Diogo Jota's tap-in.

Na tomorrow oo
Sunday

Nairaland mod are funny people

Lol


The Match is tomorrow na

O.p is on kolos

Klopp and his boys need to massively step up for his one...!

Newcastle is a wild and savage animal that seriously needs taming.

Good move holding off Saudi's huge attempts to snatch Salah... That was a very tempting offer they made to the Egyptian. I sure say Klopp heart almost scatter.