Brighton & Hove Albion v Newcastle United live stream, Sky Sports, Saturday 6 November, 5.30pm GMT
Newcastle will be looking to finally pick up their first victory of the season when they make the long trip to Brighton on Saturday.
Graeme Jones will be in charge of Newcastle once more as the club’s search for a new manager continues. After strong links with Paulo Fonseca soon after Steve Bruce’s departure, Newcastle turned their attention to Unai Emery this week. A deal was reportedly close on Tuesday, only for the Spaniard to opt to remain at Villarreal. Eddie Howe now looks set to take over, but Jones will be in the dugout this weekend.
The Magpies cannot afford to waste much more time, though. They are second-bottom of the Premier League and yet to win a game this season. There is no shame in losing to Chelsea, but there were few positives to take from their 3-0 defeat by the Blues last weekend. Newcastle need to start getting points on the board as soon as possible.
Brighton found themselves 2-0 down to Liverpool after just 24 minutes last Saturday. They seemed to be on their way to a first away defeat of the season, but a strong second-half display earned Graham Potter’s side a 2-2 draw after Enock Mwepu had halved the deficit shortly before the interval. The Seagulls will now be keen to go into the international break on the back of a first home win since September.
Brighton will be unable to call upon the services of Danny Welbeck, Dan Burn and Steven Alzate. Neal Maupay is likely to return at centre-forward after sitting the Liverpool game out, and Alexis Mac Allister and Tariq Lamptey are pushing for starts too.
Newcastle will have to make do without Paul Dummett, Freddie Woodman and Elliott Anderson, but the Magpies have no fresh injury concerns to deal with.
Kick-off is at 5.30pm GMT on Saturday 6 November, and UK viewers can watch live on BT Sport 1. See below for international broadcast options.
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