How to watch West Ham vs Newcastle United: TV channel, live stream and team news including Alexander Isak latest

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Newcastle United take on West Ham United in the Premier League just six days before the Carabao Cup final.

It’s been a dreadful few weeks of preparation for the Carabao Cup final for Newcastle United and there is a worry things could get worse.

Eddie Howe knows he will be without at least three of his most-crucial players for the trip to Wembley to face Liverpool, and question marks remain over two more.

Everyone at Newcastle will be keeping everything crossed that they emerge through their match against West Ham unscathed, while Liverpool still have two more games before the final.

Here is everything you need to know about the fixture.

When does West Ham United vs Newcastle United kick-off?

Newcastle United’s Premier League outing against West Ham will take place on Monday, March 10, at the London Stadium. Kick-off is at 8 pm.

How to watch West Ham vs Newcastle

Thankfully for those who can’t make the long trip down to London on Monday – just days before an even bigger journey to the capital – this match has been selected for broadcast.

TV channel

The match will headline Sky Sports’ Monday Night Football show and be televised on Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event. Coverage gets underway at 6:30 pm.

West Ham vs Newcastle live stream

If you are a Sky customer, the match will also be available to live stream on their online streaming platform SkyGo.

If not, you can purchase a Now TV day membership pass which will allow you to watch all the day’s Sky Sports coverage and stream it on your smartphone, tablet or computer.

A day pass costs £14.99, a flexible monthly membership is £34.99 and a 12-month contract costs £26 a month.

West Ham vs Newcastle United team news

Anthony Gordon’s three-game suspension, which will also see him miss the Carabao Cup final, begins on Monday so is unavailable.

As is Sven Botman, whose season is now over after he suffered yet another knee injury just as he was nearing a return to the team.

In some good news, Alexander Isak trained on Wednesday despite leaving the field due to ‘tightness’ against Brighton but it remains to be seen if he or Kieran Trippier will be risked.

West Ham, meanwhile, are without Crysencio Summerville, Niclas Fulkrug, Michail Antonio while Lucas Paqueta and Vladimir Coufal are highly doubtful.

Position	Team	Played MP	Won W	Drawn D	Lost L	For GF	Against GA	Diff GD	Points Pts
1	LiverpoolLiverpool	28	20	7	1	66	26	40	67
2	ArsenalArsenal	27	15	9	3	51	23	28	54
3	Nottm ForestNottingham Forest	27	14	6	7	44	33	11	48
4	Man CityManchester City	27	14	5	8	53	37	16	47
5	ChelseaChelsea	27	13	7	7	52	36	16	46
6	NewcastleNewcastle	27	13	5	9	46	38	8	44
7	B’mouthBournemouth	27	12	7	8	45	32	13	43
8	BrightonBrighton	27	11	10	6	44	39	5	43
9	FulhamFulham	27	11	9	7	40	36	4	42
10	Aston VillaAston Villa	28	11	9	8	40	45	-5	42
11	BrentfordBrentford	27	11	5	11	48	43	5	38
12	Crystal PalaceCrystal Palace	27	9	9	9	35	33	2	36
13	TottenhamTottenham	27	10	3	14	53	39	14	33
14	Man UtdManchester United	27	9	6	12	33	39	-6	33
15	West HamWest Ham	27	9	6	12	32	47	-15	33

Referee and officials

• Referee: Michael Salisbury 
• Assistants: Simon Bennett, Dan Robathan
• Fourth official: Ben Toner
• VAR: Alex Chilowicz 
• Assistant VAR: Simon Long

Predictions

Newcastle’s form has been poor in recent weeks and, however much they may deny it, minds will naturally be drifting towards the final rather than this match.

It also remains to be seen just how strong a side Howe will name for the game, as it would be a humungous risk to play the likes of Isak or Trippier.

West Ham, meanwhile, are enjoying a slight up-turn in form under Gareth Potter and have won their last two games against Arsenal and Leicester City.

It wouldn’t be surprising if they edged out a victory over the Toon.

Prediction: West Ham 1-0 Newcastle United.