Premier League: Where to watch Newcastle vs Manchester United live on October 6

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Against Newcastle, Manchester United will be hoping to get its first away victory since defeating Paris Saint-German in the Champions League last season.

What is the position of Newcastle and Manchester United?

Newcastle is 19th with five points. Manchester United ranks 11th with nine points.

What is the form of Newcastle as compared to Manchester United?

Newcastle in the previous 10 games: 3W 5D 2L

Manchester United in the previous 10 games: 4W 4D 2L

What is the head to head record of Newcastle vs Manchester United?

There have been 167 meetings between Newcastle and Manchester United in all competitions. The Red Devil's have registered 86 wins and has been on the losing side on 42 occasions. 39 meetings have ended in draws.

The most recent meeting between the two clubs is one that yielded a positive outcome for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's men. Romelu Lukaku and Marcus Rashford got on the scoresheet to secure the win for the Red Devil's at St. James' Park.

Team news: Who is injured or suspended for Newcastle vs Manchester United?

Manchester United's injury list keeps growing with each passing game and, on Thursday, Jesse Lingard joined those in the treatment room. The English winger picked up a hamstring injury in the draw with AZ Alkmaar and currently remains a doubt for the clash with Newcastle.

Paul Pogba has been ruled out of action with a thigh injury and Anthony Martial and Luke Shaw have also been sidelined after picking up respective knocks. Eric Bailly, Phil Jones and Timothy Fosu-Mensah remains the long-term absentees whereas Aaron Wan-Bissaka is aiming to pass a late fitness test after missing previous meetings. No player is suspended.

Relatively, Newcastle will be without Isaac Hayden as he served a three-match suspension for the red card he received in the 5-0 defeat to Leicester City. Jonjo Shelvey returns to the fold while Matt Ritchie, Dwight Gayle and Florian Lejuene are completely ruled out.

Predicted starting lineup for Newcastle vs Manchester United

Newcastle potential starting XI: Dubravka; Dummett, Schar, Lascelles, Yedlin; Longstaff, Shelvey; Almiron, Atsu, Muto; Joelinton.

Manchester United potential starting XI: De Gea, Tuanzebe, Maguire, Lindelof, Young, McTominay, Matic, Pereira, James, Rashford, Greenwood.

What are the managers saying ahead of Manchester United vs Newcastle

Steve Bruce, Newcastle: "Whoever we are playing, it is about what we do. Especially after last week.

"They might not be the Man United of the past but they've still got some very good players. We are going to have to be at our best and a lot better than we were last week.

"I am hoping we show a response to the supporters because we let everyone down last week.

"It is a wonderful time to play them because it will be a full house, live on the TV. If ever we needed to bounce back against anybody, what better way than against them."

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Manchester United: "Of course you don't enjoy not winning games.

"You put your heart, life and soul into this job. If you win games you are happier, your mood changes but it doesn't mean your performances have been better - results change mood.

"For us to get a result [at Newcastle] is vital now. I think it will change the mood.

"The boys can go away on their international break and freshen up their heads."