Newcastle continue their remarkable season with a domestic cup semi-final double-header over the course of the week.

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The Magpies face Southampton in the final four of the Carabao Cup with a first appearance at the new Wembley Stadium on the line.

Boss Eddie Howe will be keen to keep his troops' feet on the ground with two massive encounters coming up against the Saints.

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Newcastle haven't won a major trophy in 68 years and, while a crack at the Premier League title is pushing it this season, the Carabao Cup represents a real opportunity to end their drought.

These are exciting times on Tyneside and the Magpies look set to become a regular fixture at the top table of English football once again.

RadioTimes.com has rounded up everything you need to know about Newcastle's upcoming fixtures.

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When do Newcastle play next?

Newcastle's next match will see them take on Southampton in the Carabao Cup semi-finals 1st leg.

The game will take place on Tuesday 24th January 2023 with an 8pm kick-off time.

You can tune in to watch the match live on Sky Sports Football and Main Event.

Newcastle fixtures on TV

Tuesday 24th January

Carabao Cup semi-finals 1st leg: Southampton v Newcastle

Tuesday 31st January

Carabao Cup semi-finals 2nd leg: Newcastle v Southampton

Saturday 4th February

Premier League: Newcastle v West Ham (5:30pm)

Saturday 11th February

Premier League: Bournemouth v Newcastle (5:30pm)

Saturday 18th February

Premier League: Newcastle v Liverpool (5:30pm)

Saturday 25th February

Premier League: Newcastle v Brighton (12:30pm)

If you’re looking for something else to watch, check out our TV Guide or Streaming Guide, or visit our Sport hub.

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