Newcastle United travel to the North West on Saturday to take on Burnley, looking for a third successive Premier League win.
Steve Bruce's side record back-to-back wins over Sheffield United and Southampton last week to lift them up to 11th in the Premier League table - seven points clear of the relegation zone.
United are now looking up, rather than looking down and find themselves just two points adrift of fifth placed Manchester United.
In fact, Newcastle are just one point below seventh placed Tottenham, who occupy the final Europa League qualifying place and they will look to move into the top half with a win at Turf Moor.
Burnley head into the clash on the back of three successive defeats and sit four points below Newcastle in the Premier League table.
When is Burnley vs Newcastle?
The two sides face each other on Saturday, December 14. The action gets under way at 3pm and is one of six Premier League games taking place on Saturday.
Is Burnley vs Newcastle on TV? How can I follow it live?
This one is not on TV, but you can follow all the action in our live match blog with team news, live updates, reaction and analysis from our writers at Turf Moor.
Can you still buy tickets?
No, Newcastle's allocation at Turf Moor has sold out.
What are the injury concerns? Who is in the teams?
Newcastle will definitely be without Jamaal Lascelles and Matt Ritchie through injury. Allan Saint-Maximin and Ciaran Clark both emerged from the Southampton win with injury concerns and are rated as doubtful for the trip to Lancashire, as is DeAndre Yedlin who has missed the last three games with injury.
Meanwhile, Burnley will be without Johann Berg Gudmundsson through injury. Phil Bardsley, Kevin Long, Charlie Taylor, Ashley Westwood and Ashley Barnes are all rated as doubtful.
Burnley likely XI: Pope; Lowton, Tarkowski, Mee, Pieters; McNeil, Cork, Hendrick, Brady; Rodriguez, Wood
Newcastle likely XI: Dubravka; Manquillo, Schar, Fernandez, Dummett, Willems; Shelvey, Hayden, Almiron, Atsu; Carroll
Who is the ref?
Tim Robinson will be the man in the middle on Saturday.
It will be the second time the West Sussex referee has officiated Newcastle this season, having taken charge of their Carabao Cup second round defeat to Leicester in August.
What are the bookies saying?
Burnley 11/10
Newcastle 31/10
Draw 12/5
