Marcus: Wilder continues to baffle me.
Sheffield United splash out £23.5m on Rhian Brewster.
They've scored eight goals in the league.
Why not start Brewster as surely he's their best attacking threat?
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Newcastle United
Callum Wilson has been directly involved in 63% of Newcastle’s away goals in the Premier League this season (5/8), scoring three goals and registering two assists.
He's also scored as many Premier League goals this season as Sheffield United.
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Anthony: Admire the fact that Sheffield United have stuck with Chris Wilder through this difficult period. I feel their best chance of performing a miracle come May is with Wider. You rarely get anywhere with knee-jerk decisions.
Jaime Lunn: Steve Bruce once more picks a side with limited attacking options. Looks like we want to attack down Sheffield right side and put a clear 7-3-1 formation in their way.
Each of Sheffield United’s last five home league defeats have been by a one-goal margin – in top-flight history, only one team has ever lost six in a row at home all by one goal: Wolverhampton Wanderers between March and August 1951.
Derby have the fewest wins in a season in the Premier League with one - and that did come against Newcastle.
No side has ever gone a season without a single win.
'They are bound to break their duck at some stage'
Sheffield United v Newcastle (18:00 GMT)
Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert
Sheffield United have finally won a game this season at the 19th attempt, overcoming League One side Bristol Rovers in the FA Cup on Saturday.
The Blades will look at this one as winnable too, especially compared with their upcoming Premier League games against Tottenham (h), Manchester United (a) and Manchester City (a). They have got to go for it.
Newcastle are on a poor run themselves right now, taking only two points from their past six games and going out of the FA Cup at Arsenal.
I know Newcastle don't do all-out attack whoever they play but surely they won't just sit back at Bramall Lane? I wouldn't understand that, because this is obviously a very winnable game for them too.
I don't think there will be much in it, but I am going with the Blades here. They are bound to break their duck in the league at some stage, and at least they will have a bit of confidence after the weekend.
I know people will say it was "only" Bristol Rovers they beat, but a win's a win when you are in a situation like they are.
Everton's attacking threat tonight has been significantly hampered by the absence of top scorer Dominic Calvert-Lewin.
The 11-goal striker has a hamstring injury and with fellow forward Richarlison a doubt to face Wolves, Carlo Ancelotti says his side will need to find other ways to score.
"Without an important player like Dominic we have to be able to replace him in
a different way. We have to adapt to this," he said.
"For sure we will be less dangerous on crosses, but maybe we can be more
dangerous with the final pass."
'It's one of those awful decisions'
Sheffield United v Newcastle (18:00 GMT)
Newcastle United
Newcastle manager Steve Bruce on the return of Karl Darlow to goalkeeping duties after being rested for the FA Cup defeat by Arsenal: "Quite simply he [Karl] doesn't deserve to lose his place. We know Martin Dubravka is a very, very good keeper. It's one of those awful decisions you have to make."
On the changes in attack: "We've had a gruelling schedule. Well publicised problems - it's been difficult with people physically-wise. We've had a little juggle. Also the fact it's the fifth game in two weeks - important to rotate and have a certain freshness."
On Allan Saint-Maximin's progress: "He's just back training with us now. We hope he can hit the ground running. We've missed him in the attacking part of the pitch."
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Mike Hall: Funny that Andy Carroll doesn't start, considering that he basically stopped the Arsenal by himself, goals only starting after he went off!
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Sheffield United, whose 3-2 win over League One Bristol Rovers in the third round of the FA Cup on Saturday was their first win of the season in all competitions, make just the one change from that starting 11.
Oliver Burke replaces Lys Mousset, while the Blades only name seven substitutes out of an allowed nine.
Newcastle lost 2-0 after extra time to Arsenal in the cup on Saturday and manager Steve Bruce makes six changes.
Karl Darlow is back in goal and Callum Wilson returns up front, while there are also starts for Fabian Schar, Ryan Fraser, DeAndre Yedlin and Federico Fernandez, who captains the side in place of the injured Jamaal Lascelles.
Kris Jefferson: What a ridiculously negative line up from Bruce, 5 at the back with only 2 true attacking players (Wilson and Fraser), against a team who haven't won in the league this season....
Matthew Noble: To aid their slim hopes of survival Sheff United need to beat us tonight to have any hope of staying up otherwise it's looking like mission impossible. I have a gut feeling they will win tonight we have history (remembering Derby vs us PL)
How bad has it been?
Sheffield United v Newcastle (18:00 GMT)
Sheffield United
Seventeen games played. No wins. Two points. Twelve points from safety.
It's been an awful few months for Sheffield United, who have made the longest winless start to a Premier League season, beating QPR's 16-game run at the start of the 2012-13 campaign.
They've got some way to go to match Derby County's record run of 32 games in the Premier League without a win - but just how bad has this campaign been?
Newcastle goalkeeper Karl Darlow - who starts tonight - to Sky Sports: "We know how important tonight is. We've played a few teams at the top of the league so we've pinpointed this one as one we can get points from.
"Hopefully we can get back to what we were doing before that tough run and prove a point."
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Marcus: Wilder continues to baffle me. Sheffield United splash out £23.5m on Rhian Brewster. They've scored eight goals in the league. Why not start Brewster as surely he's their best attacking threat?
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Newcastle United
Callum Wilson has been directly involved in 63% of Newcastle’s away goals in the Premier League this season (5/8), scoring three goals and registering two assists.
He's also scored as many Premier League goals this season as Sheffield United.
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Anthony: Admire the fact that Sheffield United have stuck with Chris Wilder through this difficult period. I feel their best chance of performing a miracle come May is with Wider. You rarely get anywhere with knee-jerk decisions.
Jaime Lunn: Steve Bruce once more picks a side with limited attacking options. Looks like we want to attack down Sheffield right side and put a clear 7-3-1 formation in their way.
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Sheffield United
Each of Sheffield United’s last five home league defeats have been by a one-goal margin – in top-flight history, only one team has ever lost six in a row at home all by one goal: Wolverhampton Wanderers between March and August 1951.
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Derby have the fewest wins in a season in the Premier League with one - and that did come against Newcastle.
No side has ever gone a season without a single win.
'They are bound to break their duck at some stage'
Sheffield United v Newcastle (18:00 GMT)
Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert
Sheffield United have finally won a game this season at the 19th attempt, overcoming League One side Bristol Rovers in the FA Cup on Saturday.
The Blades will look at this one as winnable too, especially compared with their upcoming Premier League games against Tottenham (h), Manchester United (a) and Manchester City (a). They have got to go for it.
Newcastle are on a poor run themselves right now, taking only two points from their past six games and going out of the FA Cup at Arsenal.
I know Newcastle don't do all-out attack whoever they play but surely they won't just sit back at Bramall Lane? I wouldn't understand that, because this is obviously a very winnable game for them too.
I don't think there will be much in it, but I am going with the Blades here. They are bound to break their duck in the league at some stage, and at least they will have a bit of confidence after the weekend.
I know people will say it was "only" Bristol Rovers they beat, but a win's a win when you are in a situation like they are.
Prediction: 2-1
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Toffees to come unstuck without Calvert-Lewin?
Wolves v Everton (20:15 GMT)
Everton's attacking threat tonight has been significantly hampered by the absence of top scorer Dominic Calvert-Lewin.
The 11-goal striker has a hamstring injury and with fellow forward Richarlison a doubt to face Wolves, Carlo Ancelotti says his side will need to find other ways to score.
"Without an important player like Dominic we have to be able to replace him in a different way. We have to adapt to this," he said.
"For sure we will be less dangerous on crosses, but maybe we can be more dangerous with the final pass."
'It's one of those awful decisions'
Sheffield United v Newcastle (18:00 GMT)
Newcastle United
Newcastle manager Steve Bruce on the return of Karl Darlow to goalkeeping duties after being rested for the FA Cup defeat by Arsenal: "Quite simply he [Karl] doesn't deserve to lose his place. We know Martin Dubravka is a very, very good keeper. It's one of those awful decisions you have to make."
On the changes in attack: "We've had a gruelling schedule. Well publicised problems - it's been difficult with people physically-wise. We've had a little juggle. Also the fact it's the fifth game in two weeks - important to rotate and have a certain freshness."
On Allan Saint-Maximin's progress: "He's just back training with us now. We hope he can hit the ground running. We've missed him in the attacking part of the pitch."
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Mike Hall: Funny that Andy Carroll doesn't start, considering that he basically stopped the Arsenal by himself, goals only starting after he went off!
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Sheffield United v Newcastle (18:00 GMT)
Sheffield United, whose 3-2 win over League One Bristol Rovers in the third round of the FA Cup on Saturday was their first win of the season in all competitions, make just the one change from that starting 11.
Oliver Burke replaces Lys Mousset, while the Blades only name seven substitutes out of an allowed nine.
Sheffield United: Ramsdale, Ampadu, Egan, Basham, Osborn, Lundstram, Norwood, Fleck, Bogle, Burke, McGoldrick.
Substitutes: Foderingham, Lowe, Jagielka, Bryan, Sharp, Mousset, Brewster.
Newcastle lost 2-0 after extra time to Arsenal in the cup on Saturday and manager Steve Bruce makes six changes.
Karl Darlow is back in goal and Callum Wilson returns up front, while there are also starts for Fabian Schar, Ryan Fraser, DeAndre Yedlin and Federico Fernandez, who captains the side in place of the injured Jamaal Lascelles.
Newcastle United: Darlow, Dummett, Clark, Schar, Fernandez, Yedlin, S Longstaff, Hayden, Hendrick, Fraser, Wilson.
Substitutes: Dubravka, Carroll, M Longstaff, Ritchie, Murphy, Joelinton, Gayle, Almiron, Anderson.
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Kris Jefferson: What a ridiculously negative line up from Bruce, 5 at the back with only 2 true attacking players (Wilson and Fraser), against a team who haven't won in the league this season....
Matthew Noble: To aid their slim hopes of survival Sheff United need to beat us tonight to have any hope of staying up otherwise it's looking like mission impossible. I have a gut feeling they will win tonight we have history (remembering Derby vs us PL)
How bad has it been?
Sheffield United v Newcastle (18:00 GMT)
Sheffield United
Seventeen games played. No wins. Two points. Twelve points from safety.
It's been an awful few months for Sheffield United, who have made the longest winless start to a Premier League season, beating QPR's 16-game run at the start of the 2012-13 campaign.
They've got some way to go to match Derby County's record run of 32 games in the Premier League without a win - but just how bad has this campaign been?
We took a look here.
'First win will give us a boost'
Sheffield United v Newcastle (18:00 GMT)
Sheffield United
Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder to Sky Sports: "We've got one or two back but the team sheet is not great reading - this is how it is.
"No excuses, I'm looking forward to watching my team tonight.
"We have to pick points up. I've not looked at the fixture list, it's about getting that elusive first win and it will give us a boost."
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Newcastle goalkeeper Karl Darlow - who starts tonight - to Sky Sports: "We know how important tonight is. We've played a few teams at the top of the league so we've pinpointed this one as one we can get points from.
"Hopefully we can get back to what we were doing before that tough run and prove a point."
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Newcastle United
Sheffield United make just one change from the team which won in the FA Cup as Oliver Burke starts up front instead of Lys Mousset.
Newcastle make six changes from their FA Cup side - Callum Wilson and Ryan Fraser both come in.
Full lineups to come.