Newcastle vs Manchester United LIVE: Game is still tied! (0-0) 2025-26 Premier League Matchday 29

Sesko received a cross and although he get a shot on goal off, he warned his opponents about giving him any space inside the box.

Dan Burn hit Luke Shaw with an elbow to the face, which everybody on Man United argued deserved a red card. Burn didn't even receive a yellow card, though.

Barnes hit a beautiful, curling shot from just outside the penalty box. Lammens could do nothing but stand, watching as the ball whistled just wide of the top corner. Newcastle is already doing enough to merit a lead on the scoreboard.

Following a poorly cleared ball by Manchester's defense, Elanga pulled off a half-volley that went just wide of Lammens' left side.

Newcastle lost possession in a dangerous area of the pitch and a quick transition from the Red Devils left Cunha all alone at the door of the penalty box. However, his shot went high and into the stands behind Ramsdale's net.

A cross from Kieran Trippier is miscalculated by Man United's goalkeeper and the right goalpost denies Newcastle's first goal of the evening. Wake up call for the visitors!

Peter Bankes blows his whistle, and the match between Newcastle United and Manchester United at St. James' Park is underway!

Followed by today's match officials, Newcastle and Manchester United take to the field, where a loud fanbase greets them.

Following a costly mistake in the 3-2 defeat to Everton, Howe has elected to drop Nick Pope out of the starting lineup. As a result, Aaron Ramsdale will guard Newcastle's posts against the Red Devils.

During an interview prior to kickoff, Man United manager Michael Carrick addressed his team's current form with a straightforward message.

"Just need to focus on what we can do next game, whether few days or 9-10 days. We need to look after ourselves and take care of that," Carrick said, via TNT Sports. "Whatever happens outside of us, that’s up to everyone else but we’ve put ourselves in a good position."

Over the past five times that Newcastle and Manchester United have met in the Premier League, the Magpies have held the upper hand with three wins to United's two. Notably, during the Red Devils' last visit to St. James' Park in April 2025, they were handed a definitive 4-1 defeat.

However, when the two clubs met earlier this campaign on Boxing Day, it was Manchester United that came away with a 1-0 triumph at Old Trafford.

Peter Bankes will be in charge of officiating the action at St. James' Park. Bankes will be assisted by Eddie Smart and Blake Antrobus on the touchlines, with Tim Robinson serving as the fourth official. Paul Tierney has been appointed as the Video Assistant Referee (VAR), supported by Marc Perry as Assistant VAR (AVAR).

As confirmed by manager Eddie Howe, Nick Woltemade "has gone down ill" heading into Wednesday's home match against Manchester United. Newcastle had hoped their German striker would be healthy enough to feature, but he has been left out of the matchday squad entirely.

For their visit to St. James Park, Manchester United will start the following XI: Lammens; Mazraoui, Yoro, Maguire, Shaw; Casemiro, Mainoo; Mbeumo, Fernandes, Cunha; Sesko

Newcastle, guided by Eddie Howe, will dress this starting lineup: Ramsdale; Trippier, Thiaw, Burn, Hall; Ramsey, Tonali, Joelinton; Elanga, Gordon, Barnes

Kickoff between Newcastle and Manchester United is scheduled for 3:15 PM ET, when the two sides take to the field at St. James Park.

Peacock will be in charge of the broadcast to watch Newcastle vs Manchester United live in the USA.

Welcome to our liveblog, where Newcastle host Manchester United in what's set to be a great matchup. The Magpies vie to snap their losing skid and a win over red-hot Man United would be just what the doctor ordered. As for the visitors, a win would cement their spot among the top four.

Stay with us for all the action and minute-by-minute updates of this showdown!