After progressing to the next round of the FA Cup with a comfortable win over League Two side Bromley, albeit after a scare, Eddie Howe and Newcastle United are looking to make it nine wins in a row when Wolverhampton Wanderers travel to St James Park on Premier League business.<\/p>\n
Read More: German Clubs Set Sights On Latest Manchester City Star Graduate<\/a><\/p>\n The home cup tie against League Two opposition gave Eddie Howe the perfect opportunity to rotate his squad and make wholesale changes. It worked out well with a three-one victory after going a goal behind. The big decision for Eddie Howe will be who is likely to partner Dan Burn in central defence. Sven Botman, the Dutch \u00a340million signing from Lille two years ago has had injury problems but also vital game time recently.<\/p>\n Fabian Schar is expected to get the nod as Howe trusts the Swiss international who is out of contract at the end of the season but has given encouraging signs that he will extend his stay on Tyneside. For seven years he has been a regular starter and, under Howe, his partnership with Dan Burn is one of the reasons Newcastle have a solid foundation for success. Tino Livramento and Lewis Hall will return as first-choice full-backs.<\/p>\n Midfield is where Newcastle have excelled in this current tremendous run of form with Bruno Guimaraes and Sandro Tonali alongside Joelinton. Alexander Isak is the man in form and as well as receiving killer passes from those three key midfielders, Isak gets plenty of service in and around the penalty box from Anthony Gordon and the impressive Jacob Murphy.<\/p>\n Full backs Kieran Trippier and Matt Targett both started in the FA Cup tie against League Two side Bromley alongside central defenders Fabian Schar and Lloyd Kelly. In midfield, Lewis Miley celebrated his return to first-team action with a goal and played alongside Sean Longstaff and Joelinton.<\/p>\n The front three saw Miguel Almiron and Harvey Barnes play either side of the focal point of attack, William Osula. The 21-year-old Dane hasn\u2019t started many games in his career, never mind with Newcastle, but he showed enough with Sheffield United and Derby County on loan for Newcastle to take a chance on him for a modest \u00a310million.<\/p>\n Most of the Geordie support would like to see Osula get more minutes, but Alexander Isak is undoubtedly Newcastle\u2019s talisman. There is next to no chance of him leaving in this window despite the mounting speculation. It was a great pity for Harvey Barnes to pick up an injury that forced him off at halftime at the weekend. He has been a very productive substitute in recent weeks and has added some vital goals.<\/p>\nNewcastle United Predicted Lineup vs Wolverhampton Wanderers<\/h2>\n
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