Manchester City defender Ruben Dias has criticised the ruling over Harvey Barnes’ winning strike in Newcastle’s 2-1 victory over the Blues on Saturday evening. City’s title hopes suffered

HARVEY BARNES was the hero for Newcastle as his brace sealed a 2-1 win over Man City at St James’ Park – but could he find his way to the World Cup next summer? The 27-year-old forward

DOES ‘Harvey McBarnes’ have a nice ring to it? The Sky Sports punditry team certainly think so – but the man himself was NOT about to be drawn on a potential Scotland switch-up.

While the former Leicester City winger has enjoyed successful spells since his international debut, he has been unable to carve out a place in Gareth Southgate or Thomas Tuchel's squad. Barnes represented England 14 times at youth level;

Newcastle United entertained Manchester City at St. James’ Park earlier this evening as they hoped to earn a good result at home in the Premier League. The Magpies made a solid start to the contest

Newcastle winger Harvey Barnes has refused to rule out a potential switch of international allegiance to play for Scotland. The Premier League star has one England cap to his name, but he can

It left Pep Guardiola seeking to vent his frustration towards anyone within range at the final whistle as he took to the pitch to go toe-to-toe with the match officials, Newcastle's Brazil midfielder Guimaraes and a hapless cameraman who had the temerity to get a little too close.

Harvey Barnes has poured cold water on the chance of switching international allegiance from England to Scotland. The Newcastle winger is able to make the change as he has Scottish grandparents, even after making an appearance for the Three Lions.

With Newcastle dangerous on the counter, the former Leicester City star was gift-wrapped an early Christmas present at the back post when he was picked out by Jacob Murphy, but Barnes could only unbelievably flash his effort wide from just outside the six-yard box.

Report and free match highlights as Harvey Barnes scored twice for Newcastle as they beat Man City; Ruben Dias replied for Man City; Barnes was among a host of players to miss chances in the first half;