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Kishan Vaghela

Newcastle United vs Fulham – Premier League live: Latest score and updates

Fulham will be looking to move off the bottom of the table when they travel to the north east to take on Newcastle.

Claudio Ranieri's first game in charge against Southampton remains his sole victory as Fulham manager since replacing Slavisa Jokanovic in mid-November, and the Italian saw his side put in a dismal home display in a 2-0 loss to West Ham last weekend. 

Meanwhile, Newcastle's win at Huddersfield was just their fourth victory of the season, but put Rafael Benitez's side four points clear of the relegation zone.

HALF-TIME SCORES
 
Bournemouth 1-0 Brighton
Chelsea 0-0 Leicester
Huddersfield 0-2 Southampton
Manchester City 1-2 Crystal Palace
Newcastle 0-0 Fulham
West Ham 0-1 Watford
 
HALF TIME
Fabian Balbuena tripped Roberto Pereyra, and Troy Deeney's subsequent well-taken penalty gives Watford a 1-0 lead against West Ham.
HALF TIME
Manchester City opened the scoring, but it is Crystal Palace ahead at the Etihad thanks to Andros Townsend's remarkable volley.
HALF TIME
No goals as of yet between Newcastle and Fulham.
HALF TIME
Ralph Hasenhuttl is enjoying the Premier League so far, and his Southampton lead Huddersfield 2-0 away from home.
HALF TIME
And it is also time for the interval at the Vitality Stadium. 1-0 to the hosts after David Brooks' excellent opener.
HALF TIME
Half-time at Stamford Bridge, where it is Chelsea 0-0 Leicester.
Chelsea 0-0 Leicester, 43 minutes
 
Wilfried Ndidi unfurls a corking long-range strike that seems destined for the top corner, and it would find its way there were it not for a flying Spanish goalkeeper.
 
Kepa Arrizabalaga produces a quite magnificent save to tip Ndidi's strike over the bar. Brilliant effort, brilliant save.
GOAL!
GOAL! Huddersfield 0-2 Southampton (Danny Ings, 42 minutes)
 
Cool, calm and composed - Danny Ings doubles Southampton's lead at the John Smith's Stadium.
 
Three in two for Ings.
PENALTY TO SOUTHAMPTON!
 
Danny Ings is tripped by Zanka, and he'll dust himself off to take the penalty...
GOAL!
​GOAL! Manchester City 1-2 Crystal Palace (Andros Townsend, 35 minutes)
 
WHAT! A! GOAL!
 
That is stunning!
 
The ball floats to Andros Townsend 30 yards from goal, dropping out of the air and onto Townsend's left boot.
 
Townsend hits it first time on the volley, and his strike is ludicrously clean. The ball rifles past Ederson, seemingly finding a second wind to rise five yards from goal, taking it past the diving Brazilian and powering into the back of the net.
 
Goal of the season contender.
Newcastle 0-0 Fulham, 35 minutes
 
Fortunately for Claudio Ranieri (and indeed the player himself), Alfie Mawson rejoins proceedings after receiving treatment.
 
The collision was a nasty one, so it is good to see the centre-half back amongst it.
GOAL!
GOAL! Manchester City 1-1 Crystal Palace (Jeffrey Schlupp, 32 minutes)
 
Back on level terms!
 
Jeffrey Schlupp hits his left-footed drive very crisply, bisecting Kyle Walker's legs and skipping past Ederson into the bottom corner.
 
1-1 at the Etihad.
Newcastle 0-0 Fulham, 32 minutes
 
Friendly fire, and Alfie Mawson may be in some bother.
 
Sergio Rico collides with his defender and Mawson may have been knocked out.
GOAL!
GOAL! West Ham 0-1 Watford (Troy Deeney, 30 minutes)
 
Lukasz Fabianski had saved his last three Premier League penalties faced, but Troy Deeney powers past the Pole and Watford do indeed take the lead at the London Stadium.
PENALTY TO WATFORD!
 
Roberto Pereyra is charged into by Fabian Balbuena and Watford will have a chance to take the lead.
GOAL!
GOAL! Manchester City 1-0 Crystal Palace (Ilkay Gundogan, 26 minutes)
 
It is a lovely passing move from Manchester City, and as they so often do at the end of such movements, there is a player there to finish it off.
 
Ilkay Gundogan is the man on this occasion, and Manchester City have the lead.
West Ham 0-0 Watford, 25 minutes
 
Open stuff at the London Stadium, with both sides starting to threaten.
GOAL!
GOAL! Bournemouth 1-0 Brighton (David Brooks, 21 minutes)
 
What a finish!
 
David Brooks has really caught the eye this season with his dribbling ability and pace, but on this occasion it is the fiercest of finishes that has given Bournemouth the lead.
 
The young Welsh international charges at the Brighton defence, forcing them to back off and cutting inside to power past Mathew Ryan in some fashion.
Chelsea 0-0 Leicester, 17 minutes
 
A Willian corner causes a bit of havoc in the Leicester area but David Luiz can't quite reach the ball to turn it home.

What time does it start?

Newcastle vs Fulham kicks off at 3pm (GMT)

Where can I watch it?

The match will not be shown live on TV or online in the UK. 

Independent Sport will keep you up to date with all the goals as they fly in via our live blog. 

Highlights will be shown at 10:30pm on BBC One.

Player to watch…

Salomon Rondon: The Venezuelan needed just one chance to settle the game at Huddersfield, taking his top-flight tally to four for the season. The goals have been invaluable to Benitez's side, and his latest was the reward for the hard work chasing down lost causes for much of the game. If Newcastle are to go further clear of the drop zone, they will need the ex-Malaga forward to add to that number over the festive period. 

Salomon Rondon is a man in form (Getty)

Form guide…

Newcastle: WWLDLW

Fulham: LWLDLL

Odds…

Newcastle to win: Evens

Fulham to win: 29/10

Draw: 5/2

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