The Magpies head to Fulham aiming to get back to winning ways after failing to notch a Premier League victory since the opening day of the season when they beat Nottingham Forest.
However, that doesn't mean it hasn't been anything but a steady start to the campaign with five draws meaning Newcastle sit in the top 10. The encounter at Craven Cottage sees Eddie Howe go up against a Fulham side that have started well enough and have collected 11 points from seven matches to take sixth spot.
It remains to be seen whether Aleksandar Mitrović is fit to face his former side.
