Newcastle United boss Eddie Howe is uncertain about the Alexander Isak’s availability for Everton clash after missing a trip to Emirates. Isak, who has netted 17 league goals this season, was left out of the squad for Sunday's 1-0 defeat to Arsenal after complaining of groin discomfort.

Newcastle United lost at Arsenal, meaning it must beat Everton on Sunday to secure its place in the Champions League for next season.

Howe is confident that Newcastle will be in a position to strengthen, rather than weaken, themselves during the off-season.

Despite a 1-0 defeat to Arsenal yesterday, Eddie Howe’s side remain in third place heading into the final day of the campaign, but they are separated from Nottingham Forest in seventh by just a single point.

Newcastle United head coach Eddie Howe believes there’s no reason why his side can’t be significantly strengthened in the summer transfer window.

The Sweden international was left of the squad for Newcastle’s 1-0 defeat at Arsenal on Sunday with a groin issue.

Eddie Howe admits that he has noticed a major change in his Newcastle United side since they slumped to 12th place back in December.

Isak missed the trip to Arsenal and is a doubt for final-day clash that will decide Champions League qualification

NEWCASTLE boosted their Champions League hopes with victory over Chelsea thanks to Eddie Howe’s tactical bamboozle. Howe insisted that his side’s first half performance was

Newcastle are ramping up efforts to reinforce their goalkeeping ranks, with Espanyol’s Joan Garcia and Burnley’s James Trafford emerging as two targets.