Eddie Howe takes his side to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this afternoon - a ground where Newcastle have picked up a win and a draw in their only previous appearances.
But back-to-back away defeats for the Magpies before the international break ended Newcastle’s impressive recent record away from home.
And whilst St James’s Park has been transformed this season - it is their work whilst on the road that has transformed their fortunes in 2022.
But how long has it been since Newcastle United won a match at every Premier League ground?
Naturally, Magpies supporters have been waiting a fair while for victories at some of the top stadiums in the country.
Here, we rank how many days it has been since Newcastle last tasted victory at every Premier League stadium:
(note: this list includes all competitions, not just Premier League games)
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9. Tottenham Hotspur Stadium - 952 days
Joelinton opened his Newcastle United account on a baking hot Sunday in the capital. The Magpies defended well after his early strike and secured three points on their first ever visit to the stadium. Photo: Julian Finney
10. AMEX Stadium - 1,860 days
Brighton has not been a happy hunting ground in the Premier League for Newcastle - they’ve never beat the Seagulls at the AMEX Stadium in the top-flight. This win came back in the Championship and is most memorable for Mo Diame’s fantastic/flukey strike. Photo: Jordan Mansfield
11. Molineux - 1,877 days
Just over a fortnight before defeating Brighton, Newcastle secured a hard-earned three points against Wolves, courtesy of Aleksandar Mitrovic. Three 1-1 draws and a 2-1 defeat in October have followed at Molineux for United. Photo: Laurence Griffiths
12. Etihad Stadium - 2,713 days
Alan Pardew’s side secured an unlikely but highly-impressive win in the League Cup against Manchester City on this occasion. Goals from Rolando Aarons and Moussa Sissoko secured their passage into the quarter-finals. Photo: Richard Heathcote