Eddie How confirms 35 million pounds of Newcastle United will not play against Birmingham City – Geordie Boot Boys – Newcastle United FC News

Newcastle beat Arsenal on Wednesday night to book his trip to Wembley. Eddie How’s country will face Liverpool in March after Arne Slot’s team knocked out Tottenham Hotspur.

But now Newcastle United has to displace its focus from the final plans of the Cup. The FA Cup is already a priority, with magicians facing Birmingham City in St. Andrew.

Chris Sutton thinks Newcastle should go full force, but it will come as a surprise.

Eddie How provides an update to Sven Botman injuries

Nevertheless, there will be at least one change in Newcastle United, beginning XI.

Sven Botman received a knee injury against Arsenal, and Eddie How confirmed that the 25-year-old would miss the game against the league one country. However, this is not a serious injury, nor is it the same knee that Sven Botman had surgery last year.

“I don’t think he’ll be available this weekend,” he said.

“He knocked on the opposite knee to his ACL injury. I do not believe this is a serious injury, but it will be enough to keep it from the game in Birmingham.

“Then we will appreciate it during the week before we go to our next league game.”

Newcastle United should rest Sven Botman regardless of everything

Even if Botman has entered the game against Arsenal unharmed, the clash in Birmingham is the one who has to sit.

The Dutch defender still builds his fitness after returning from ACL’s injury, and Newcastle will be cautious not to replay him so soon after his recovery.

How was desperate to start Botman against Arsenal, but you would like to assume that he would rest the defender of £ 35 million on Saturday.

He will now have no choice, with Botman getting a fresh knee injury. Fortunately, this is not a serious problem.

It is likely that Newcastle will play four against Birmingham, with three players in a dispute will begin. How could stick to Fabian Shar and Dan Burne, or he could lead Emil Kraft for his first start from the end of October.

Schar and Burn are selected in Geordie Boot Boys’ He predicted Newcastle XI to face Birmingham City.

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