Official Tuesday Newcastle United injury update – Availability for this Spurs game and beyond

An official Newcastle United injury update on Tuesday.

Eddie Howe talking to journalists.

A victory on Wednesday would be a perfect follow up to the wins over Benfica and Fulham.

It is actually four wins in five games in all competitions for United, five wins in six and progress to the last eight of the cup would be even better…

Eddie Howe giving this Newcastle United injury update.

Pointers as to availability for this Spurs match and beyond.

Official Newcastle United injury update from Eddie Howe – 28 October 2025:

Sven Botman

The Dutch defender was forced off on Saturday after a clash of heads.

Eddie Howe this morning has revealed that Botman didn’t train on Monday and the plan is for the medical department to see how he is today.

The NUFC boss confirmed there was no concussion but that Sven Botman had a nasty cut that needed stapled. So the defender is a doubt for Tottenham.

Tino Livramento target Man City (Nov 22)

Yoane Wissa on track early/mid Nov

Eddie Howe on Lewis Hall

This morning Eddie Howe says that Spurs is too soon for the left-back but that Sunday at West Ham could see Hall return

Eddie Howe on Tino Livramento

Decent news on Tino, with Eddie Howe saying that Man City at home is pencilled in for hopefully his return to the matchday squad. That game is three weeks on Saturday (22 November).

Yoane Wissa

The head coach looking at early November to mid-November for the striker to be finally available. Eddie Howe last week indicated though that when Wissa is finally available, he will be carefully managing the player’s time on the pitch, as he has played no club football since May.

Confirmed Newcastle United fixtures to 20 December 2025 (All of the Champions League matches will also be available to watch on TV in the UK):

Wednesday 29 October – Newcastle v Spurs (8pm) ITV and Sky Sports

Sunday 2 November – West Ham v Newcastle (2pm) Sky Sports

Wednesday 5 November: Newcastle United vs Athletic Club Bilbao (8pm)

Sunday 9 November – Brentford v Newcastle (2pm) Sky Sports

Saturday 22 November – Newcastle v Man City (5.30pm) Sky Sports

Tuesday 25 November: Olympique Marseille vs Newcastle United (8pm)

Saturday 29 November – Everton v Newcastle (5.30pm) Sky Sports

Tuesday 2 December – Newcastle v Spurs (8.15pm) Sky Sports

Saturday 6 December – Newcastle v Burnley (3pm)

Wednesday 10 December – Bayer Leverkusen v Newcastle United (8pm)

Sunday 14 December – Sunderland v Newcastle (2pm) Sky Sports

Saturday 20 December – Newcastle v Chelsea (12.30pm) TNT Sports