Newcastle Boss Howe insists in the Champions League ‘still not done’

Eddie Howe Newcastle said he would not take the Champions League option until the mathematically confirmed.

Magpies have launched a penultimate weekend of Premier League devices in third place after a strong run in the final form.

The second placed arsenal, a mathematical mathematical ban on Sunday – the next season will be enough to provide a place between the European elite.

But how does it say that nobody is ahead of themselves in Tyneside.

He said, “It’s not yet. The picture game can change the game and I think we really need to focus on our next game and try to focus on our next game.

“It was good and there are those who are in the center of attention. Nothing can be achieved until they are achieved. We have to be a single thought and not attracted.”

Howe to follow Eddie UCL qualification:

“It’s not done yet. The picture can change the game to the game and I think we really tried to go to our next game. pic.twitter.com/wgi6ljaqlv

– Newcastle United (@nuffc) 16 May 2025

A doubt for a collision with Botman Arsenal

Newcastle will not be available in full staff in emirates.

Joelinton is less likely to play again this season, Kieran Trippier, half of the Netherlands Center is a big doubt when Sven Botman’s knee problem and late calls.

“It was a tattoo, got a blast on the knee,” said Botman. “We’re not sure that Sven’s available for the weekend, but we will give you a chance to fit.

“I don’t think it is a serious injury. He failed. He will get beaten and rotten in his position and it really failed.

“I don’t think Kieran will be suitable for this weekend, but it’s still a great injury, but a very small calf problem.

“Joe (Watock), we will leave the door open for him, I think there is a little chance.”

Newcastle staff is light when injuries occur

Newcastle has been lucky to work with a small staff over the last season and injuries to great players of this process.

Howe admits that when players are unavailable, the staff leaves the light.

He added: “I think January (the transfer window) played a part, we lost two players this season. This season was very good this season to manage a small staff.

“You are always going to get a one or two. But I think we are with our staff can be injured and thin. Fingers passed.