Newcastle travel to Crystal Palace on Saturday looking to return to winning ways in the Premier League.
The Magpies' eight match unbeaten record came to an end last weekend as they were thrashed 4-0 by Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium.
They remain seven points clear of the relegation zone, though, and a win at Selhurst Park will move them within six points of the 40 points accepted as the standard for avoiding the drop.
They take on an Eagles side who are without a win in their last eight matches in all competitions and sit one point and one place below Steve Bruce's side in the Premier League table.
When is Crystal Palace vs Newcastle?
The action takes place on Saturday, February 22. It is one of six Premier League matches taking place on Saturday.
Is Crystal Palace vs Newcastle on TV? How can I follow it live?
This one is not on TV.
You can, however, follow all the action in our live match blog with team news, live updates, reaction and analysis from our writers at Selhurst Park.
Can you still buy tickets?
No, Newcastle's away allocation has completely sold out.
What are the injury concerns? Who is in the teams?
Newcastle will be without Emil Krafth, Javi Manquillo, Ciaran Clark, Paul Dummett, Jonjo Shelvey and Andy Carroll through injury.
Christian Atsu will miss the game through illness but Dwight Gayle, Yoshinori Muto and Joelinton should shake off their knocks to be involved in South London.
Meanwhile, Crystal Palace have a number of injury concerns of their own. James Tomkins, Mamadou Sakho and Jeffrey Schlupp will miss the game through injury, while Martin Kelly is rated as doubtful.
Crystal Palace likely XI: Guaita; Ward, Dann, Cahill, van Aanholt; Milivojevic, McCarthy, McArthur; Ayew, Zaha; Benteke
Newcastle likely XI: Dubravka; Lazaro, Schar, Lascelles, Fernandez, Rose; S.Longstaff, Bentaleb; Almiron, Saint-Maximin; Joelinton
Who is the ref?
Peter Bankes will be the man in the middle on Saturday.
This will be the 37-year-old's third game involving the Magpies this term after overseeing the Magpies' 1-1 draw at Wolverhampton Wanderers in January, as well as the FA Cup fourth round replay win over Oxford.
What are the bookies saying?
Crystal Palace 19/20
Newcastle 16/5
Draw 12/5
