Newcastle vs West Brom: Carabao Cup TV Details
Newcastle United’s Carabao Cup campaign starts under the lights at St James’ Park tonight, with West Bromwich Albion the visitors in a second-round tie that should offer both managers a chance to shuffle their packs – but not take their eye off the prize.
Here’s everything you need to know to follow it live.
Kick-off time and venue
The game kicks off at 7:45pm (UK time) tonight at St James’ Park, as Newcastle begin another tilt at the Carabao Cup on home soil.
TV channel in the UK
The tie will be shown live in the UK on Sky Sports+. Coverage starts at 7:30pm, giving viewers 15 minutes of build-up before the action gets underway.
Live streaming options
If you’re not in front of a TV, the match is still easy to catch.
UK viewers can stream Newcastle vs West Brom via:
- The Sky Go app – available to existing Sky Sports subscribers on mobile, tablet, smart TV and desktop.
- The NOW app – non-Sky customers can buy a NOW Sports Day or Month Membership to watch the Sky Sports+ stream live.
Once logged in, subscribers can head straight to the Sky Sports+ channel to follow the game.
Radio and audio commentary
For those listening on the move, BBC Radio Newcastle will provide live radio commentary in the UK.
Newcastle United’s own digital platforms and official web app will also carry audio commentary for registered users, offering another way to stay across every kick.
Team news
Newcastle are already managing early-season fitness problems and are expected to rotate, with three senior players unavailable:
- Joelinton – injured
- Dan Burn – injured
- Tino Livramento – injured
West Brom have an attacking absentee of their own, with forward Tammer Bany ruled out due to a hamstring problem.
Both sides still have plenty on the line. For Newcastle, it’s the start of another cup journey in front of a demanding home crowd. For West Brom, it’s a chance to land a statement result in one of the country’s most atmospheric arenas.
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