On Tuesday, 10 March, St James’ Park will stage a Champions League Round of 16 first‑leg showdown between Newcastle United and Barcelona. Kick‑off is set for 20:00 GMT, and the raucous Geordie crowd will be more than ready to test the nerve of a Catalan side with ambitions of conquering Europe. This meeting is a rematch of their league‑phase opener last September, when Barça edged a 2‑1 win on Tyneside. Since then, Newcastle have battled through the knockout play‑off, thrashing Qarabag 6‑1 away and 3‑2 at home to book their place in the last 16.   Newcastle vs Barcelona – Betting Odds Below...

Galatasaray face Liverpool on Tuesday, 10th March, for the first leg of the Round of 16. The game kicks off at Rams Park, Turkey, at 17:45 GMT. Both teams have played only one head-to-head match: a group stage game earlier this season, which Galatasaray won 1–0. Domestically, Liverpool is 5th on the Premier League table with 14 wins in 28 matches. Galatasaray, meanwhile, sits on top of the Turkish Super League with 14 wins in 24 matches.  If you are interested in betting on this fixture, we give you the Galatasaray vs Liverpool betting odds and common markets below. Galatasaray vs Liverpool Betting...

Match day 28 of 38 of the 2025/2026 Premier League is all set to take place between Saturday, 28 February and Sunday, 1 March. One of the four matches conducted on the second day will see Arsenal and Chelsea coming together on the field of the Emirates Stadium in London. Arsenal will be hosting. The kick off time is 4:30 pm. In the UK, you can watch the game on Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Premier League, and Sky Sports Ultra HDR. Arsenal keeps leading the league table with 18 wins, 3 losses, and 7 draws. Their top position...

With a 6‑1 advantage in their pockets from the match in Baku, Newcastle gets ready to play against Qarabağ for the second leg of their UEFA Champions League play‑off on 24 February at 20:00 GMT. Anthony Gordon’s four goals and Malick Thiaw’s early header meant Eddie Howe’s side were out of sight before half‑time. The match takes place at St James’ Park, a stadium known for its raucous atmosphere and capacity crowd of around 52,000, so expect a vibrant evening even if the tie looks settled. The reward for progressing is a meeting with either Barcelona or Chelsea in the...