What channel is A-League All Stars v Newcastle friendly match on? TV coverage, live stream and kick-off time
Check out how to watch A-League All Stars v Newcastle in a friendly, including TV channel and kick-off time.
Newcastle continue their post-season tour of Australia with a clash against A-League All Stars at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne.
The Magpies drew 1-1 with Tottenham in a friendly clash at the Melbourne Cricket Ground two days ago. They will wrap up their tour against the best and brightest of Australian football.
A selection of 21 players from the A-League have been drafted into a one-off squad to face Newcastle, including former PSV and Lyon defender Marcelo and ex-Udinese man Tolgay Arslan.
The A-League All Stars have formed for three prior friendlies and lost each of them, against Manchester United, Juventus and Barcelona.
Newcastle are expected to field a weakened side given Kieran Trippier's injury scare during the first match of their controversial tour with nothing at stake – other than the further potential for fresh injuries.
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When is A-League All Stars v Newcastle?
A-League All Stars v Newcastle will take place on Friday 24th May 2024.
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A-League All Stars v Newcastle kick-off time
A-League All Stars v Newcastle will kick off at 8:15am UK time.
How to watch A-League All Stars v Newcastle on TV and live stream
A-League All Stars v Newcastle will be shown live on NUFC TV.
NUFC TV is showing the game for a fee of £4.99 – or as part of a £7.99 package for both of their matches in Australia – while 2023/24 members and season ticket holders were offered free codes "but the redemption period for those codes has now closed."
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