Newcastle travel to West London on Sunday afternoon as they take on Fulham at Craven Cottage.
In what could prove to be Rafa Benitez's final game in charge, (the Spaniard's contract expires next month and he is yet to agree new terms) the Magpies will look to sign off their Premier League campaign with a win.
Newcastle could finish as high as 13th with a win but defeat could see them fall below Burnley and finish 15th.
Meanwhile, Fulham - who are now managed by former Newcastle midfielder Scott Parker - have already been relegated and are lodged in 19th place. They will merely be playing for pride on Sunday.
What time does Fulham vs Newcastle kick off?
The action gets under way at 3pm. It is one of a full bill of Premier League games taking place on Sunday.
Is Fulham vs Newcastle on TV? How can I follow it live?
This one is not on TV but you can still follow the action with ChronicleLive on our matchday live blog.
We’ll be bringing you all the pre-match talk, live match commentary and any post-match reaction and analysis.
What are the injury concerns? Who is in the teams?
Newcastle will be without DeAndre Yedlin, Florian Lejeune, Sean Longstaff and Miguel Almiron through injury.
Meanwhile, Fulham are without Marcus Bettinelli, Timothy Fosu-Mensah and Lazar Markovic through injury. Dennis Odoi is rated as doubtful.
Fulham likely XI: Rico; Christie, Le Marchand, Ream, Bryan; Anguissa, Chambers, Cairney; Sessegnon, Babel; Mitrovic
Newcastle likely XI: Dubravka; Manquillo, Schar, Lascelles, Dummett, Ritchie; Ki, Hayden; Perez, Atsu; Rondon
Who is the ref?
Kevin Friend will be the man in the middle on Sunday.
It will be the fourth time the Leicestershire referee has officiated Newcastle this terms
The others were September's defeat at Manchester City, January's FA Cup draw with Blackburn and February's 2-0 St. James' Park success against Huddersfield Town.
What are the bookies saying?
Fulham 6/4
Newcastle 17/10
Draw 5/2
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