Newcastle boss Eddie Howe has warned his players their morale-boosting win over Manchester City will count for little if they do not back it up.

Howe will be delighted and relieved with Saturday's win over City, which came about thanks to some bright thinking by him and his coaches

Newcastle United boss Eddie Howe is delighted after his "brave and ambitious" side were "close to their best" in their 2-1 win over Manchester City at St James' Park.

Newcastle United face a daunting test on Saturday evening as they welcome title-chasing Manchester City to St. James’ Park. Eddie Howe’s side hopes to stop their recent slide. Unfortunately, this

Anthony Gordon and Kieran Trippier missed the visit of Manchester City through injury on Saturday and Howe will be asked whether they will be involved vs Marseille. Dan Burn will return from suspension and Howe will be asked to see where the England international defender could fit back into the starting XI.

Here are the key lines from his news conference: Winger Anthony Gordon is very close to full fitness and has worked hard during the international break. Howe said the decision on whether he will be involved this weekend or not will be a last-minute one.

Manchester City will look to heap more pressure on Newcastle boss Eddie Howe when they visit St. James’ Park for the Saturday evening live TV match. Howe’s Magpies are on a two match losing streak

The Newcastle United head coach speaks ahead of Saturday's Premier League match with Manchester City at St James' Park

Magpies are hosting Man City for the 12th Premier League Matchday, where they will try to apply their European success to avoid sinking further in the Premier L

Newcastle United defeated Manchester City 2-1 at St James’ Park on Saturday, securing their first Premier League win over City since 2019 and moving four points clear of the relegation zone. Harvey Barnes scored both goals for Newcastle,