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Newcastle United - Manchester City: times, how to watch on TV, stream online in US/UK

All the info on how and where to watch Newcastle face champions Manchester City on matchday 3 of the 2022/23 Premier League season.

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Ahead of their trio to the North East, Pep Guardiola laughed off suggestions his Manchester City had already established control of the Premier League title race after Liverpool’s early hiccups on Friday.

City and Liverpool were almost inseparable last season with City securing a fourth title in five years on the final day. Guardiola’s side have begun the new campaign strongly with two wins from two games and no goals conceded, while Liverpool have drawn with Fulham and Crystal Palace. ‘It’s very early days. I’m sorry but after two fixtures we cannot make any plans about the future,’ Guardiola told reporters ahead of Sunday’s trip to play Newcastle United. ‘After two games? Yeah yeah, just 111 points to play for.’

Pep Guardiola, Manager of Manchester City
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Guardiola will be wary of a Newcastle side who have thrived under Eddie Howe and started the season in solid fashion. ‘They are exceptional players in terms of how direct and aggressive they are. They have important players. Newcastle away is always an incredible environment,’ Guardiola said.

NUFC-MCFC clash to be savoured (Howe)

Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe has lost all 10 of his previous meeting with Pep Guardiola including two heavy defeats last season, but believes his side must relish the challenge of facing Manchester City on Sunday. Newcastle have begun the season in solid fashion, with four points from their opening two games, but Howe says a clash with City will be the real barometer of his team’s progress. Howe saw his side beaten 5-0 away and 4-0 at home by Guardiola’s City last season -- results he said looked worse on paper than they were in reality. ‘It’s a good game at a really early stage of the season to see how far we’ve come as a team,’ Howe told reporters on Friday.

Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe
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Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe ANDREW COULDRIDGEAction Images via Reuters

‘I think it’s a challenge to be attacked and relished rather than feared.’ With City again setting the pace and bolstered by the arrival of Norwegian striker Erling Haaland, a Newcastle defence that has improved beyond recognition since Howe took charge faces the ultimate test of its resilience. Newcastle, like City, have not conceded in their opening two games against Nottingham Forest and Brighton & Hove Albion. ‘I think our defenders are in a good place at the moment. I think as a team we’ve defended well,’ Howe said. ‘There’s always room for improvement, but I think this is the ultimate test, not just as the back. We have to protect our defenders but we also have to give Manchester City a threat the other way, we can’t be too passive in what we deliver.’

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Erling Haaland of Manchester City Robbie Jay Barratt - AMAGetty

Newcastle’s summer spending has not been as extravagant as some might have imagined after their Saudi Arabia-backed takeover last year catapulted them up soccer’s rich league. Lille defender Sven Botman arrived as did England squad goalkeeper Nick Pope from Burnley while left back Matt Targett’s loan from Aston Villa was made permanent. Howe believes his squad is sufficiently strong and sounded doubtful about the chances of many more signings in the window.

‘I’d love to add someone that can make us better but that is very difficult. Our search has been high and wide and far reaching,’ Howe said. ‘But I don’t expect the pool of players that we have to pick from to change between now the end of the window. ‘I’m hopeful we can add a player that can make a difference. Time is running out so hopefully something will drop for us.’ Howe confirmed that Ryan Fraser had recovered from a back spasm and should be fit while Targett, who also missed the game against Brighton, will be assessed.

What time does Newcastle United vs Manchester City kick off?

The 2022-23 Premier League matchday 3 fixture between Newcastle and Manchester City and will kick off at 6:30 pm local time (BST) at St. James’ Park, Newcastle, on Sunday 21 August 2022. In the United States, that’s 11:30am EDT/ 08:30am PDT.

Find out what time the game gets going wherever you are in the world.

How can I watch Newcastle United vs Manchester City?

US: UNIVERSO NOW, SiriusXM FC, USA Network, Telemundo Deportes En Vivo, UNIVERSO

UK: Sky Sports

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Newcastle United vs Manchester City: AS USA live coverage

You’ll also be able to follow the action from the North East of England here at AS USA. We’ll be providing live-text commentary of Newcastle v Manchester City, with build-up beginning about an hour before kick-off.