After a controversial game, Newcastle United will return to their home ground of St. James' Park to face Manchester United. Newcastle United suffered an unfavorable penalty in their last match at the Parc des Princes in Paris, and now they must put their regrets aside as they prepare to face Eric Temhag's side. Ten Hagar's men.
Newcastle United recently won 4-1 at home against Chelsea, maintaining their excellent home record. Newcastle United are currently in seventh place, just one point behind Manchester United. The team has won five consecutive matches at home recently, and knocked out Manchester United 3-0 at Old Trafford in their previous match, ending United's League Cup defense.
On the other hand, Manchester United have been in excellent form lately, recently winning their third consecutive Premier League victory with a 3-0 win over Everton and winning their last four away matches. In the Champions League, however, United have had their difficulties, especially against Galatasaray, where the team's keeper, Onna, was unable to keep out a free-kick strike from the opposing team, leading to the team being on the brink of elimination in the Champions League group stage.
Newcastle United attacker Isaac scored against Paris Saint-Germain, but the team will need other players to step up against Manchester United. Head coach Eddie Howe will be hoping that his team can stay strong at home and respond to their last loss.
Manchester United's young talent Giannacho had a great game against Galatasaray and helped his team take the lead. However, United midfielder McTominay and striker Bruno Fernandes will also need to play important roles against Newcastle United, especially against the opponents' tight defense and counterattacking tactics.
This will be an important matchup between these two teams this season, with Newcastle United looking to continue their strong form at home, while Manchester United will be looking to maintain their strong form on the road. For Newcastle United, a win against Man Utd would be a great testament to their strength, while for Man Utd, it's a chance to prove that they are still a top team.
