Newcastle vs Man United LIVE: Premier League latest score and updates as early Joelinton goal chalked off

17 mins: Livramento pounces on a Dalot slip to drive forward but is taken out by Ugarte. Yellow card for the Uruguayan.

Free-kick goes over everyone and out for a goal-kick.

12 mins: SAVE! Great move from Man United as Zirkzee and Fernandes engage in a give and go, before it falls back into the path of Zirkzee who tests Pope with a vicious strike.

Good save, but fantastic United move.

11 mins: Trippier gets the chance to deliver from a free-kick, Bayindir comes out to claim it well.

9 mins: First United attack goes awry as Garnacho lofts a ball towards Zirkzee, but just too high.

4 mins: CLOSE! I’m loving the confidence Jacob Murphy is playing with right now. Zirkzee gives away a cheap ball in midfield and Murphy tries his luck from range. A low drive skids past the post.

1 min: NO GOAL! Joelinton has the ball in the net but there’s a very obvious offside. So now Bayindir does get a touch to pick it out of the net.

1 min: We are underway at St James’. An early touch for Bayindir is denied as Victor Lindelof steps in and clears an early Newcastle attack.

Here we go! St James’ Park is bouncing and still soaking in the glow of last month’s Carabao Cup triumph. Newcastle can go fourth today. Manchester United are much-changed and their season rests on the Europa League. There’s no question who this game means the most to!

Newcastle XI: Pope, Trippier, Schar, Burn, Livramento, Bruno, Joelinton, Tonali, Barnes, Murphy, Isak

Manchester United XI: Bayindir; Mazraoui, Lindelof, Yoro; Dalot, Ugarte, Eriksen, Amass; Garnacho, Zirkzee, Fernandes.

Viewers in the United Kingdom can watch the match live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League. A live stream will be available to subscribers via Sky Go.

Ruben Amorim has explained his decision to take Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana out of the firing for the visit to Newcastle.

Onana made two high-profile mistakes against Lyon on Thursday and Amorim said he wanted to let the goalkeeper “disconnect” and clear his head.

Onana is still expected to be recalled for Thursday’s second leg of the Europa League quarter-final with Lyon but his deputy Altay Bayindir making his belated Premier League debut at St James’ Park.

“These are normal things, sometimes you have to push the player to play again or let them disconnect,” Amorim told Sky Sports. “Tomorrow he’ll be in training to prepare for the next one. This was a good time to disconnect.”

When asked to explain how Onana took the news, Amorim said: “He was OK. You don’t need to like [the decision] but you need to understand because I explain every situation. It’s a normal situation. We have to manage everything, the mental aspect is really important and it’s just one game.”