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Football tips: Newcastle vs Wolves predictions and odds for Premier League clash

Football tips: Newcastle vs Wolves predictions and odds

Newcastle have lost just once in their last five Premier League games, but that did come in their last home fixture against West Ham.

  • Newcastle to win: 2/1 with Black Type
  • Salomon Rondon to score anytime: 11/4 with Sporting Bet

That 3-0 scoreline flattered the Hammers as Newcastle were unlucky not to score.

We fancy the Magpies to make home advantage tell, particularly with Wolves not winning away from Molineux for two months.

A Newcastle win is 2/1 with Black Type, whilst go-to man Salomon Rondon is 11/4 with Sporting Bet to score anytime.

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What time is kick-off?

THIS Premier League clash is the early kick-off on Sunday, December 9.

Things get underway at 4pm.

Which TV channel is it on and can I live stream it?

YOU can catch the game on Sky Sports Premier League and Main Event.

If you’re a Sky subscriber, use your Sky Go account to watch on the go.

But even if you’re not, you can watch all the action on your tablet, mobile or laptop by grabbing a NOW TV pass from just £7.99.

And as ever, here at SunSport we will be running a comprehensive LIVE BLOG to keep you up to date with all the goals and talking points.

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Newcastle supporters call off planned boycott of Wolves clash over fears it might hinder Mike Ashley's sale of club

The Magpie Group had been urging supporters to stay away from the match at St James' Park as part of their campaign against Mike Ashley.

But after Toon owner Ashley revealed on Sky News on Monday that talks to sell are "at a more progressed stage than they had ever been", this weekend's protest has been parked.

In a statement, the Magpie Group said: "After careful consideration, we have decided to postpone the boycott to a later date.

"A provisional date has been set for United’s home game against Huddersfield Town in February.

"This decision has not been taken lightly and was made in response to Mike Ashley’s appearance on Sky News on Monday night and further revelations in the media since.

"Although we continue to have very deep reservations about Mike Ashley’s resolve to sell, we understand that any protest activity which could have a negative implication on Sunday’s result could jeopardise the potential sale of the club.

"Alongside this, we will be suspending all protest activity at Newcastle United games until after the closure of the January transfer window.

"This suspension period is designed to allow Mike Ashley and any potential investors a clear run at reaching a deal, an outcome which, needless to say, provided the stimulus for the inception of The Magpie Group in the first place.

"If a takeover has not been completed by the end of this period, then protest activity will resume at the away game against Tottenham Hotspur in early February."

The Magpie Group was formed in the summer in a bid to drive Ashley out of Newcastle.

They have arranged a number of protests against the Sports Direct tycoon this season, including an 11th-minute walk-in last weekend against West Ham – although only a few hundred fans took part.

A consortium led by Peter Kenyon is in talks to buy the Toon from Ashley.

But SunSport revealed yesterday that the ex-Manchester United and Chelsea chief executive has still not got the financial backing to make a formal bid.

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