Is Newcastle United v Wolves TV? Is there a free stream? Who is the referee?

Steve Bruce’s Newcastle United face Nuno Espirito Santo’s Wolves in the Premier League.

And with the game set to be shown on TV, we walk you through how you can watch it.

The Magpies are sitting in 16th position at the moment with 26 points from 25 games following a 3-1 loss against Manchester United.

Wolves, however, occupy 12th with 33 points from their 25 fixtures after a 1-0 loss against Leeds United in their last Premier League outing.

But how can you watch the clash? Here, we take you through everything you need to know…

When is Newcastle United v Wolves?

The match between Newcastle United and Wolves will take place at St James’s Park on Saturday, February 27.

Kick off is scheduled for 8pm.

What are the odds for Newcastle United v Wolves?

At the time of writing, bookmakers Paddy Power have Newcastle priced at 5/2 to win the clash.

A draw is 21/10 with the same outlet, whilst a Wolves win is 23/20.

Paddy Power are offering a odds of 7/1 on Newcastle’s Andy Carroll to score first, with Dwight Gayle priced at 7/1.

Wolves’ Fabio Silva to score first is priced at 6/1 currently, with Pedro Neto priced at 13/2.

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What channel is Newcastle United v Wolves on?

The Premier League match between Newcastle and Wolves will be broadcast on television via the Sky Sports Main Event, Premier League and Ultra HD channels.

You can add the Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Football channels for just £18 per month combined or pick up the complete sports package for just £23 per month.

Can I stream Newcastle United v Wolves online for free?

Unfortunately, there isn’t a free stream but Newcastle United fans can pay to view the game.

You can watch the match with a NOW TV pass for £9.99 or for £33.99 without signing up for a contract.

NOW TV can be streamed through a computer or apps found on most smart TVs, phones and consoles.

Existing Sky Sports customers can live stream the game via the Sky Go app on a variety of devices.

NOW TV is also available via BT Sport for BT Sport subscribers.

Who is the referee for Newcastle United v Wolves?

Mike Dean will referee Newcastle United’s clash with Wolves.

Ian Hussin and Darren Cann assist Dean, with Andy Madley named as the fourth official.

Kevin Friend has been named as the VAR for the game, and he will be assisted by Andy Halliday.

Is there any team news ahead of Newcastle United v Wolves?

Bruce could make a number of changes to his starting line-up with Martin Dubravka coming in for Karl Darlow and Federico Fernandez potentially returning in defence.

Striker Callum Wilson is still out with a long-term injury.

Joelinton had to come off with a groin issue against the Red Devils so it remains to be seen if the Brazilian will be fit.

If he isn’t, Bruce may select Dwight Gayle and/or Andy Carroll in attack.