Newcastle United have named an unchanged starting line-up to face Crystal Palace.
The Magpies beat Tottenham Hotspur 4-0 10 days ago with head coach Eddie Howe opting not to make any changes to his side. Alexander Isak, Harvey Barnes and Anthony Gordon will lead the line with Bruno Guimaraes, Sean Longstaff and Elliot Anderson in midfield.
Dan Burn, Fabian Schar, Emil Krafth and Jacob Murphy make up the defence with Martin Dubravka in goal.
Callum Wilson has returned after two months out injured to earn a place on the bench in place of goalkeeper Mark Gillespie but United’s squad is otherwise unchanged for the match at Selhurst Park.
Wilson returns after two months out injured following a pectoral injury picked up in the 3-2 win at Nottingham Forest that ultimately required surgery. The match comes too soon for the likes of Kieran Trippier, Miguel Almiron, Nick Pope and Joelinton, who remain sidelined.
Newcastle United starting XI v Crystal Palace: Dubravka; Murphy, Krafth, Schar, Burn; Guimaraes, Longstaff, Anderson; Gordon, Barnes, Isak
Newcastle United substitutes: Karius, Dummett, Wilson, Ritchie, Hall, Livramento, A.Murphy, White, Parkinson
5. Dan Burn
Burn has played very well at centre-back recently and capitalised on that momentum and confidence with a good display at left-back last time out. He may be asked to move inside again at Selhurst Park. | Getty Images
6. Sean Longstaff
Longstaff was very good against Spurs against some tough opponents. Injury issues elsewhere mean he will likely be asked to go again tonight. | Getty Images
7. Bruno Guimaraes
Guimaraes avoided a tenth yellow card and thus will have no suspension issues to worry about between now and the end of the season. The Brazilian has been superb in recent times. | Getty Images
8. Elliot Anderson
Anderson enjoyed a very good day against Spurs - capitalising on promising performances in his previous couple of outings. A regular run of games, that will likely continue tonight, could be what he needs to really put his name in the frame for a regular starting spot. | Getty Images