Comments and predictions for Wimbledon vs Newcastle: Home team to be defeated

Latest Wimbledon vs Newcastle squad information

One positive that Newcastle can take from the defeat to Fulham is that no players are injured, although Lewis Miley, Callum Wilson, Jamaal Lascelles and Sven Botman remain in the treatment room.

Manager Eddie Howe picked a strong lineup for the win over Nottingham Forest, but will make several changes for the upcoming game against Manchester City. Sandro Tonali, Lewis Hall, Jacob Murphy and Miguel Almiron could all be included in the starting line-up, while Martin Dubravka is expected to replace Nick Pope in goal; new signing Odysseas Vlachodimos is yet to get a start.

Wimbledon also have no injury concerns after the draw with Bradford City, although captain Jake Reeves picked up an ankle injury in the win over MK Dons and missed the weekend. Jackson said Reeves' condition has improved rapidly and he could return to leading the team on Tuesday. 20-year-old goalkeeper Goodman, after an excellent performance against Ipswich, will hope to take inspiration from Dean Henderson's performance for Crystal Palace against Manchester United. Goodman is currently on loan at Wimbledon from the Eagles.

Latest expected lineup for Wimbledon vs Newcastle

AFC Wimbledon:

Goodman; Ogundere, Harbottle, Lewis; Biler, Maycock, Ball, Smith, Tilley; Bugiel, Stevens

Newcastle United:

Dubravka; Livramento, Krafth, Schar, Hall; Longstaff, Tonali, Willock; Murphy, Osula, Almiron

Latest Wimbledon vs Newcastle football review

Newcastle made a disastrous start to their trip to Craven Cottage, with Fulham taking a quick lead through goals from Raul Jimenez and Emile Smith Rowe. Although Harvey Barnes pulled one back early in the second half, Newcastle's chances of an equaliser were snuffed out when Fabian Schar missed from a Bernd Leno error, and Reiss Nelson capitalised on a mistake from Bruno Guimaraes.

Newcastle have a more relaxed run of form following the defeat, although they did manage to win a penalty shootout against Nottingham Forest in the second round of the Carabao Cup. The club are looking for their first trophy since the 1954-55 FA Cup, with the Carabao Cup being their hope of marking the transition after the takeover. They have progressed past the third round in each of the last two seasons.

Barnes has kept Newcastle on a scoring streak this season, but Howe's side are yet to keep a clean sheet in their last five games, opening the door for Wimbledon, who are in fine form in League Two. Wimbledon also booked their place in the third round of the Carabao Cup by beating Ipswich Town on penalties, after coming close to winning in normal time.

Under manager Johnnie Jackson, Wimbledon are currently on a run of three consecutive clean sheets in League Two and are fifth in the table, unbeaten in six games in all competitions. The hosts deserve respect from Newcastle, especially after eliminating a Premier League side. However, a Newcastle reserve side will still be expected to overcome their second-tier opponents, with Howe looking to respond to the weekend defeat.

Wimbledon vs Newcastle score prediction

Based on the above football comments, we and the world's leading football sites have given the results of the match.Wimbledon vs Newcastleas follows:

• Sportsmole:Wimbledon 0-3 Newcastle

• WhoScore:Wimbledon 1-4 Newcastle
• Our newspaper predicts:Wimbledon 0-3 Newcastle

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