Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe has admitted that he is 'unsure' about his squad's 'mentality' amid a miserable run away from home. The Magpies have won just one away Premier League fixture since mid-April and their latest derby loss to Sunderland last weekend further rubbed salt into their wounds.

A banner day for Regis Le Bris and Sunderland will prove a new challenge for their Wear-Tyne derby rivals as Eddie Howe and Newcastle were dropped 1-0 by the Black Cats at the Stadium of Light.

There are signs Newcastle are close to clicking into top gear. There have been signs all season, though. The next step is to consistently piece it together across a full 90 minutes and turning good performances into wins.

Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe insists his side's 1-0 Premier League defeat to Sunderland on Sunday (December 14) won't define their season.

Newcastle United's hierarchy reportedly take a specific stance over the future of manager Eddie Howe amid the club's poor Premier League form.

For the first time in his four years as Newcastle United manager, Eddie Howe has publicly questioned the mentality of his players in the wake of a stinging derby defeat by Sunderland.

It’s the most intense derby’ - North-east rivals Newcastle and Sunderland meet for the first time in the Premier League in nearly a decade years

Newcastle, Liverpool and England legend Kevin Keegan has named the player he would sign if he were managing in football today, while praising Eddie Howe for his "profound" impact at St James' Park. The 74-year-old,

Eddie Howe said that he does not think that Sven Botman, Nick Pope, Kieran Trippier, Emile Krafth and William Osula will be back for the Sunderland clash this weekend.All five of the players did not

The Magpes look a shadow of the team that romped to prominence a couple of years ago - so what exactly has gone wrong?