Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Newcastle United LIVE: Premier League result, final score and reaction

Isak kicks the game off for Newcastle, and the 10th and final match of this Premier League weekend is up and running in the West Midlands!

We’re all set for a fairly even game despite these two sides’ respective positions in the Premier League table – at least according to our live win probability tracker. That’s got Wolves at a 30.5 per cent chance of victory, with Newcastle leading the way on 43.7 per cent, but that’s all subject to change as the two teams head out onto the Molineux pitch!

Newcastle, on the other hand, make three changes from their 2-1 win over Spurs last time out as Fabian Schar, Lewis Hall and Jacob Murphy all coming into the side – while the visitors also have plenty of quality on the bench with Sandro Tonali and Harvey Barnes ready to make an impact should they enter the field of play.

Gary O’Neil makes a solitary changes to the side which drew 1-1 against Nottingham Forest last time out, with new signing Andre making his full debut in midfield. Defender Toti Gomes drops out, and that also means a switch into a more attacking role for his compatriot Joao Gomes.

NEWCASTLE UNITED SUBS: Martin Dubravka, Kieran Trippier, Sandro Tonali, Harvey Barnes, Emil Krafth, William Osula, Miguel Almiron, Lloyd Kelly, Joe Willock.

NEWCASTLE UNITED (4-3-3): Nick Pope; Tino Livramento, Fabian Schar, Dan Burn, Lewis Hall; Sean Longstaff, Bruno Guimaraes, Joelinton; Jacob Murphy, Alexander Isak, Anthony Gordon.

WOLVES SUBS: Jose Sa, Matt Doherty, Santiago Bueno, Hwang Hee-Chan, Rodrigo Gomes, Tommy Doyle, Pablo Sarabia, Carlos Forbs, Goncalo Guedes.

WOLVES (4-4-1-1): Sam Johnstone; Nelson Semedo, Yerson Mosquera, Craig Dawson, Rayan Ait-Nouri; Jean-Ricner Bellegarde, Andre, Mario Lemina, Matheus Cunha; Joao Gomes; Jorgen Strand Larsen.

The Magpies, however, are unbeaten thus far and sit eighth following two wins and a draw so far this season, including a late victory over Tottenham last time out. Newcastle have the chance to move level on points with Arsenal with a victory here, and one by three or more goals would send them above the Gunners into second.

Third-bottom Wolves are still searching for their first win of the new season, but did claim their first points of the campaign at Nottingham Forest last time out following back-to-back defeats against Arsenal and Chelsea. Gary O’Neil’s side could climb as high as 13th in the table if they do break their duck against Newcastle.