Comments, predictions Newcastle vs Bromley: Crush the opponent
The match between Newcastle vs Bromley FA Cup takes place at 22:00 on January 12. Nghe An Newspaper analyzes performance, football commentary and predicts the score.
Latest Newcastle vs Bromley team information
Newcastle United key striker Alexander Isak picked up a minor hamstring problem in Tuesday's win over Arsenal, and the Swede is likely to be rested as a precaution this weekend.
Up front, Callum Wilson has returned to training on the pitch after a hamstring injury, but has yet to join his teammates for training.
Jamaal Lascelles, who has not played a game this season due to a knee problem, is slowly recovering and head coach Howe is reluctant to set a specific return date for the centre-back.
Nick Pope is still some way from returning to the first team after injury, meaning Martin Dubravka is likely to continue to start in goal.
As for Bromley, after conceding four goals in their last match against Crewe, their defence needs to improve significantly, and Callum Reynolds is likely to lose his starting spot in the next match.
With the Ravens keen to add experience to their squad this weekend, it is likely that we will see 37-year-old Byron Webster start at St James' Park.
Latest Newcastle vs Bromley predicted lineup
Newcastle United:
Dubravka; Trippier, Kelly, Burn, Targett; Longstaff, Miley, Willock; Barnes, Almiron, Osula
Bromley:
Smith; Webster, Sowunmi, Reynolds; Imray, Thompson, Arthurs, Odutayo, Whitley; Cheek, Dennis
Latest Newcastle vs Bromley football review
Since losing 4-2 away to Brentford on 7 December, Newcastle United have enjoyed an impressive run of seven consecutive wins across the Premier League and EFL Cup, a run that has served to quell concerns that the North East giants could falter amid tougher Profitability and Sustainability regulations.
The Magpies, aiming for their first major trophy of the 21st century, took a huge step towards Wembley with a superb result in the first leg of their EFL Cup semi-final on Tuesday, with goals from Alexander Isak and Anthony Gordon securing a 2-0 win over Arsenal.
Newcastle will need to put their EFL Cup plans on hold before hosting Mikel Arteta's side at St James' Park in early February to focus on the early stages of their FA Cup campaign, which they lost to Manchester City in the quarter-finals last season.
With a maximum of 15 points from their last five league games, the Magpies are in extremely impressive form. Eddie Howe's army is firmly in fifth place in the Premier League table, just one point behind Chelsea in the final Champions League position.
With four unbeaten home games, Newcastle are particularly confident of progressing to the fourth round, where they host League Two side Bromley, who are aiming for European qualification having conceded just eight goals in nine games at St James' Park this season.
Despite being underdogs in the first and second rounds of the FA Cup this season, Bromley have come through the gauntlet to produce a highly anticipated clash with Newcastle, who will now progress to the third round of the competition for the first time in the club's history.
The Ravens have had a fairly smooth journey to St James' Park over the past two months, winning a 7-0 win at Rochdale earlier in November, before overcoming fellow National League side Solihull Moors in the West Midlands to book their place in the third round.
Andy Woodman's side come into this game with fond memories of a 10-game unbeaten run in all competitions between early November and early January. However, Bromley's last game ended in their heaviest defeat of the season when they lost 4-1 to Crewe Alexandra on 5 January.
Despite this, Ravens have enjoyed a respectable start to their first EFL campaign, sitting 12th in League Two, 14 points clear of Morecambe in the top flight.
Bromley have a few Premier League players in their squad, but there are also players Newcastle fans should keep an eye on this weekend, notably striker Michael Cheek. The 33-year-old has scored 13 goals in his first season in the EFL.
Newcastle vs Bromley score prediction
Based on the above football comments, we and the world's leading football sites have given the results of the match.Newcastle vs Bromleyas follows:
- Sportsmole:Newcastle 2-0 Bromley
- WhoScore:Newcastle 3-0 Bromley
- Our newspaper predicts:Newcastle 3-0 Bromley
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