The Toon Army are now six points clear of the drop zone after taking 32 points from 31 games this season.
If the season was decided on away matches alone, however, the Magpies would be in serious trouble.
Their record of four wins, three draws, and nine defeats on the road is the third-worst in the division.
Admittedly, Newcastle’s home form isn’t drastically better, but at the very least, 17 points from 15 outings at St. James’ Park would be enough to elevate them to 16th in a table based solely on clashes in their own backyard.
But how does that form compare to their home record over the past decade?
Bankrate.com have run the number on every Premier League side to see who has built up the strongest fortress over the past 10 years.
Click and scroll through our countdown below...
9. Wolves
Games played: 227 Total points: 364 PPG: 1.60 Win rate: 45% (Photo by Shaun Botterill/Getty Images) Photo: Shaun Botterill
10. Leeds United
Games played: 242 Total points: 399 PPG: 1.65 Win rate: 48% (Photo by MIKE EGERTON/POOL/AFP via Getty Images) Photo: MIKE EGERTON
11. Brighton
Games played: 231 Total points: 389 PPG: 1.68 Win rate: 46% (Photo by CLIVE ROSE/POOL/AFP via Getty Images) Photo: CLIVE ROSE
12. Sheffield United
Games played: 238 Total points: 414 PPG: 1.74 Win rate: 50% (Photo by Laurence Griffiths/Getty Images) Photo: Laurence Griffiths