Howe’s men have won just one of their five Premier League away fixtures this season and they have failed to win either of their away ties in the Champions League.īournemouth could be tricky customers as they look to bounce back from that drubbing at the Etihad and they may be worth backing in this contest – at least to avoid defeat. They looked out on their feet after an exhausting 2-0 defeat dented their hopes of progress in the Champions League.Īnother road trip is hardly ideal. Tuesday’s loss at Borussia Dortmund was another demoralising away day and Newcastle took to the field in Germany with seven players out injured and Sandro Tonali unavailable.

The Magpies will face Chelsea, Paris Saint-Germain, Manchester United, Everton, Tottenham Hotspur and AC Milan in the space of 19 days, and there have already been a few signs that things are starting to unravel again for them after they got back on track following a slow start to the season. Injuries are piling up at St James’ Park and key men are missing through suspension ahead of a daunting run of fixtures after the international break. Newcastle United have had a punishing schedule and it is starting to take its toll. Bournemouth’s last outing was a 6-1 hammering at the hands of Manchester City in the Premier League on Saturday, but they may be able to spring something of a shock back on home turf.

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