Newcastle United have 14 players on international duty over the next fortnight and here is where you can watch them in action.
The international break has come at a perfect time for Newcastle United as it will allow them to bask in the afterglow of their Carabao Cup final triumph even longer.
Eddie Howe’s side has a fortnight of rest and recuperation from the heroic victory over Liverpool at Wembley and some players might need it after the celebrations that followed.
However, other members of the squad aren’t quite as lucky and quickly jetted off to link up with their international teammates the day after.
Here’s where they will be playing over the international break and how you can tune in.
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- Bruno Guimaraes, Joelinton
- Dan Burn, Anthony Gordon, Tino Livramento
- Lewis Miley
- Leo Shahar
- Odysseas Vlachodimos
- Alex Murphy
- Sandro Tonali
- Isaac Hayden
- Travis Hernes
- Martin Dubravka
- Alexander Isak
Brazil – Bruno Guimaraes, Joelinton
Bruno Guimaraes and Joelinton had a long and no doubt rough flight back to Brazil early on Monday morning after Sunday’s wild celebrations. They have two massive World Cup qualifiers to come, including against rivals Argentina.
Brazil vs Colombia
- Competition: World Cup 2026 Qualifier
- Date: 21/3/2025
- Kick-off (GMT): 12:45 am
- Where to watch: Premier Sports 1
Argentina vs Brazil
- Competition: World Cup 2026 Qualifier
- Date: 26/3/2025
- Kick-off (GMT): 12 am
- Where to watch: Premier Sports
England – Dan Burn, Anthony Gordon, Tino Livramento
Newcastle fans will no doubt be eager to watch England’s next two games as hero Dan Burn could make his Three Lions debut after being called up for the first time.
Anthony Gordon and Tino Livramento could also be in action.
England vs Albania
- Competition: World Cup 2026 Qualifier
- Date: 21/3/2025
- Kick-off (GMT): 7:45 pm
- Where to watch: ITV1, ITVX
England vs Latvia
- Competition: World Cup 2026 Qualifier
- Date: 24/3/2025
- Kick-off (GMT): 7:45 pm
- Where to watch: ITV1, ITVX
England U19s – Lewis Miley
Young midfielder Lewis Miley has three England Under-19 games to contend with over the next week.
Wales U19 vs England U19
- Competition: UEFA Under-19 Championship Qualifier
- Date: 19/3/2025
- Kick-off (GMT): 7 pm
- Where to watch: S4C Online
England U19 vs Turkey U19
- Competition: UEFA Under-19 Championship Qualifier
- Date: 22/3/2025
- Kick-off (GMT): 11 am
- Where to watch: England YouTube
England U19 vs Portugal U19
- Competition: UEFA Under-19 Championship Qualifier
- Date: 25/3/2025
- Kick-off (GMT): 7 pm
- Where to watch: England YouTube
England U18s – Leo Shahar
Promising right-back Lew Shahar has earned a call up to the England Under-18s side.
England U18 vs Czechia U18
- Competition: Friendly
- Date: 21/3/2025
- Kick-off (GMT): 5 pm
- Where to watch: England YouTube
France U18 vs England U18
- Competition: Friendly
- Date: 23/3/2025
- Kick-off (GMT): 3 pm
- Where to watch: England YouTube
Portugal U18 vs England U18
- Competition: Friendly
- Date: 25/3/2025
- Kick-off (GMT): 11 am
- Where to watch: England YouTube
Greece – Odysseas Vlachodimos
Odysseas Vlachodimos may not get a look in at Newcastle but he’ll get two games for Greece as their No.1 goalkeeper in the two-legged Nations League play-off with Scotland.
Greece vs Scotland
- Competition: Nations League Play-off first leg
- Date: 20/3/2025
- Kick-off (GMT): 7:45 pm
- Where to watch: BBC One Scotland, BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport website
Scotland vs Greece
- Competition: Nations League Play-off second leg
- Date: 23/3/2025
- Kick-off (GMT): 7:45 pm
- Where to watch: BBC One Scotland, BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport website
Ireland U21s – Alex Murphy
Alex Murphy is having a mixed go of things on loan at Bolton Wanderers but has made the Ireland Under-21 squad.
Ireland U21 vs Scotland U21
- Competition: Friendly
- Date: 21/3/2025
- Kick-off (GMT): 7 pm
- Where to watch: TBD
Hungary U21 vs Ireland U21
- Competition: Friendly
- Date: 24/3/2025
- Kick-off (GMT): 7 pm
- Where to watch: TBD
Italy – Sandro Tonali
Sandro Tonali has two massive games on his horizon as Italy take on Germany in a two-legged Nations League quarter-final.
Italy vs Germany
- Competition: Nations League Quarter-final first leg
- Date: 20/3/2025
- Kick-off (GMT): 7:45 pm
- Where to watch: TBD
Germany vs Italy
- Competition: Nations League Quarter-final second leg
- Date: 23/3/2025
- Kick-off (GMT): 7:45 pm
- Where to watch: TBD
Jamaica – Isaac Hayden
Out-on-loan midfielder Isaac Hayden has been called up by Jamaica to play two important fixtures.
Saint Vincent & Grenada vs Jamaica
- Competition: Concacaf Gold Cup Qualification
- Date: 21/3/2025
- Kick-off (GMT): 11 pm
- Where to watch: Not available
Jamaica vs Saint Vincent & Grenada
- Competition: Concacaf Gold Cup Qualification
- Date: 26/3/2025
- Kick-off (GMT): 12 am
- Where to watch: Not available
Norway U21s – Travis Hernes
Travis Hernes is spending the rest of the season on loan in Denmark so won’t have too far to go to link up with the Norway youth side.
Norway U21 vs Czechia U21
- Competition: Friendly
- Date: 24/3/2025
- Kick-off (GMT): 1 pm
- Where to watch: Not available
Slovakia – Martin Dubravka
Martin Dubravka is also in Nations League action as Slovakia take on Slovenia over two legs.
Slovakia vs Slovenia
- Competition: Nations League play-off first leg
- Date: 20/3/2025
- Kick-off (GMT): 7:45 pm
- Where to watch: TBD
Slovenia vs Slovakia
- Competition: Nations League play-off second leg
- Date: 23/3/2025
- Kick-off (GMT): 5 pm
- Where to watch: TBD
Sweden – Alexander Isak
Emil Krafth was not called up to the Sweden squad for their two friendlies but it’s no surprise that Alexander Isak has been.
Luxembourg vs Sweden
- Competition: Friendly
- Date: 22/3/2025
- Kick-off (GMT): 5 pm
- Where to watch: TBD
Sweden vs Northern Ireland
- Competition: Friendly
- Date: 25/3/2025
- Kick-off (GMT): 6 pm
- Where to watch: BBC Two NI, BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport website
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