Newcastle United have resurrected their unlikely top-four push with back-to-back victories over Wolves and Nottingham Forest. The Magpies now trail Tottenham by just two points with two games in hand, with reports suggesting Antonio Conte is set to be sacked.
Eddie Howe's side sat third at Christmas, but an indifferent start to the season led to them falling behind Manchester United. Newcastle return to action after the international break against the Red Devils at St James' Park on April 2, hoping to avenge their Carabao Cup final defeat and move level on points.
The Magpies are also due to host in-form Brighton and Tottenham before the end of the season, leaving many to assume their top-four destiny lies in their own hands. However, a bizarre turn of events not only in the Premier League but also the Champions League and Europa League could deny Newcastle a place at the top table - even if they finish fourth.
