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Match Details:
Competition: The English Premier League 2011
Game: Newcastle United vs Manchester United
Date: Wednesday, Jan 4, 2011

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Liverpool vs Newcastle

• Venue: Anfield
• Date: Friday, 30 December
• Kick-off: 1945 GMT
• Coverage: Watch live on Sky Sports 1; highlights on Saturday's Football Focus; listen on BBC Radio 5 live and local radio; text commentary on BBC Sport website and mobiles

Demba Ba, who has scored 14 league goals this season, will be fit to play

TEAM NEWS

Liverpool will be without striker Luis Suarez, who serves a one-match ban after accepting an FA improper conduct charge.

Captain Steven Gerrard, who returned from a two-month lay-off on Boxing Day, is likely to again start on the bench.

Newcastle striker Demba Ba is available despite suffering a knock to his knee at Bolton.

Davide Santon has recovered from injury, while Dan Gosling is back after completing a three-match ban.

MATCH PREVIEW

Immediately this fixture conjures up memories of one of the greatest matches of the Premier League era. I was lucky enough to be at Anfield 15 years ago to witness Liverpool's dramatic 4-3 win, a scoreline they recorded again in the corresponding fixture the following season. Robbie Fowler scored four times in those two encounters and you can't help thinking how the current Liverpool team could do with the natural finishing and predatory instincts that he possessed.

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Liverpool have a fantastic home record against Newcastle - they need to finally convert those chances and make sure that continues

On Boxing Day, I watched them yet again squander chances as they could only draw with Blackburn, and with Luis Suarez suspended for this game, goalscoring will be a concern for the Reds.

Incredibly, the Premier League's bottom two (Blackburn and Bolton) have scored more league goals than Kenny Dalglish's team. In fact, Liverpool have now let slip 12 points at home from nine league matches, and despite being unbeaten at Anfield, they can't afford that to continue. I'm sure the frustration has increased having seen Chelsea and Arsenal drop points at home so far over the holiday period.

It's a little over 12 months since I commentated on Alan Pardew's first match in charge of Newcastle - a 3-1 home win over Liverpool. Many will remember that Andy Carroll was outstanding that day and scored the third goal - Liverpool fans will be hoping he gets a run in their team and rediscovers some of that form as quickly as possible.

While all the talk since his departure has been of a new centre-forward on Tyneside, you have to give immense credit to the way Demba Ba has fitted in. He may not have been the big name most fans were calling for but 14 goals in his last 13 league starts is a record any of their previous strikers would have been proud of.

It's testament to the job that Pardew has done since that first victory that he goes into this match just a point behind Liverpool. Their win at Bolton was vital after a run of only two points from eighteen. Liverpool have a fantastic home record against Newcastle - they need to finally convert those chances and make sure that continues.

MATCH FACTS

Head-to-head

• Newcastle have only beaten Liverpool once at Anfield in the Premier League, back in April 1994.
• The Reds have won their last three matches against Newcastle at Anfield 3-0.
• Liverpool have won eight of their past 10 Premier League meetings, Newcastle have won two.
• Newcastle have not scored at Anfield since 19 December 2004.

Liverpool

• Liverpool have drawn six of their nine Premier League matches at Anfield this season - five of which have ended 1-1.
• They have failed to score more than once in their last six matches at home.
• Maxi Rodriguez has scored 11 goals in his last 12 starts in all competitions for Liverpool and nine in his last nine Premier League matches.

Bolton

• Newcastle ended a run of six Premier League matches without a victory by beating Bolton.
• The Magpies have lost four of their last seven league games. In the 11 matches previous to that, they were unbeaten.
• Hatem Ben Arfa scored only his second ever Premier League goal against Bolton.

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Preview:

Wolves v Newcastle preview

Newcastle face Wolves at Molineux hoping to maintain their unbeaten start to the Premier League season.

The Magpies go into the game sitting in fourth place in the table after three wins and three draws in their opening six games.

Much of their current form can be owed to strikers Leon Best and Demba Ba.

Ba had not scored until last weekend, when he netted a hat-trick in the 3-1 win over Blackburn, while Best has also claimed three goals this term.

But it is not just in attack where the Magpies have had success this season; they are the only side in the league not to have conceded two or more goals in a game.

In stark contrast, Wolves have struggled since their encouraging start to the season and have lost their last three games.

Mick McCarthy's side have conceded seven goals in those three games while scoring just once - a consolation strike away to Liverpool in last week's 2-1 defeat at Anfield.
Team news

Defender Richard Stearman had to be withdrawn from the game on Merseyside due to a toe injury which could also keep him out of Saturday's clash.

McCarthy admitted the full-back was a major doubt for the clash and if he fails to make the starting line-up, 19-year-old defender Matt Doherty will deputise.

Striker Steven Fletcher is fighting for a place in the starting XI after scoring against Liverpool as a second-half substitute last week after recovering from a groin injury.

But the midlands club are still without a host of players, including Ronald Zubar, Kevin Foley, Jody Craddock and Sylvan Ebanks-Blake.

Newcastle are set to hand a debut to deadline day signing Davide Santon, who is in the squad after recovering from a knee injury.

The Italian defender made the move from Inter Milan in August and completed 90 minutes in a reserve game against Swansea in midweek.

Striker Shola Ameobi is a doubt for the clash as he looks to recover from a shoulder injury while defender Mike Williamson is a month away from making a return to action.

Possible starting XIs

Wolves: Hennessey, Doherty, Johnson, Berra, Elokobi, Hunt, Henry, O'Hara, Jarvis, Fletcher, Doyle

Newcastle: Krul, Simpson, S Taylor, Coloccini, Santon, Obertan, Tiote, Cabaye, Gutierrez, Ba, Best

Source: www.skysports.com