Alexander Isak will be the name on everyone's lips as Liverpool travel to Newcastle to continue their Premier League title defence on Monday night. The wantaway Swede, heavily linked with Liverpool, will not be part of the action at St. James' Park, as he has been sidelined from the Newcastle United squad.

The Molby On The Spot podcast captured the uncertainty but also the optimism around Liverpool’s trip to Newcastle. While questions remain over defensive compactness and squad integration, the emergence of Ekitike and the gradual return of Ryan Gravenberch and Alexis Mac Allister could stabilise the midfield.

Newcastle and Liverpool meet in a high-profile Premier League fixture that is intriguing for many reasons.Both teams will be looking to make a statement in what is a repeat of last season’s Carabao Cup final where the Magpies surprised Liverpool to clinch their first domestic trophy in 70 years.

Ornery Newcastle United meet one of the objects of their summer derision when expectant Liverpool visit St. James' Park on Monday.

Newcastle know all about his abilities. Despite an outstanding performance in the 3-3 draw at St James' in the same fixture last season, United's dominance was undone by 15 minute

Newcastle host defending champions Liverpool on Monday night in a huge Premier League encounter. Betfair are offering new customers massive boosted odds of 50/1 for a goal to be scored the match,

Liverpool are facing an early-season dilemma at right-back, with both Jeremie Frimpong and Conor Bradley currently sidelined. With a challenging fixture away to Newcastle United looming, concerns have been mounting among supporters about who will line up at St James’ Park.

Liverpool Braced for Refereeing Storm in Newcastle ClashLiverpool’s defence of their Premier League crown faces an early stress test on Bank Holiday Monday, as Arne Slot’s side travel to St