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How to watch Newcastle United vs Bromley - TV channel, BBC iPlayer live stream, kick-off time

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Magic of the FA Cup? Fairytale giantkilling? Let's have none of that at St James' Park today as Newcastle United take on League Two Bromley. Sure, the whole country will be willing on Andy Woodman's minnows to cause a huge upset, but Eddie Howe will be keen for a routine win in front of a sell-out St James' Park.

United have had more that their fair share of cup shocks, and while Howe is expected to make plenty changes today, he will not be taking anything for granted. Newcastle had a tough battle at Arsenal in the Carabao Cup last week and face Wolves in the Premier League on Wednesday, so this is a good chance to give some fringe players a start.

Bromley manager Woodman is no stranger to Tyneside, of course, having worked on the coaching staff under Alan Pardew, and he's dreaming of a day to remember. Here's all you need to know ahead of today's game.

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What time does Newcastle United vs Bromley kick off?

The game takes place today, Sunday, January 12, 2025, kicking off at 3pm at St James' Park. It is one of seven FA Cup third-round games played today.

Is Newcastle United vs Bromley on TV?

Yes, this game as been selected for broadcast. You can watch the game live on BBC iPlayer or via the red button on BBC channels.

How to follow Newcastle United vs Bromley

We will bring you live blog coverage of the game here, with our team at St James' Park throughout the day for team news, match analysis, ratings and reaction.

Early Newcastle United team news

Eddie Howe will make several changes to his starting XI today, with Wednesday's Premier League game with Wolves in mind, and last week's exertions at Arsenal in the Carabao Cup. Alexander Isak won't be involved having picked up a minor knock at the Emirates, although he is expected to be fine for next Wednesday.

Kieran Trippier, Matt Targett, Lewis Miley, Sean Longstaff, Lloyd Kelly and Harvey Barnes are just some of the players who could come into a much-changed side today, with Will Osula also in line for a starting role.

Newcastle United vs Bromley referee

Referee Will Finnie will take charge of today's game. It's the first time he has officiated a Newcastle game, but has plenty of EFL experience, and was the referee for last season's FA Vase final. He has overseen 19 games so far this season, showing 65 yellow cards, but only one red.

FA Cup third-round fixtures

TODAY (3pm unless stated)

  • Hull City vs Doncaster Rovers (12pm)

  • Tamworth vs Tottenham Hotspur (12.30pm)

  • Newcastle United vs Bromley

  • Arsenal vs Manchester United

  • Ipswich Town vs Bristol Rovers

  • Crystal Palace vs Stockport County

  • Southampton vs Swansea City (4.30pm)

MONDAY

  • Millwall vs Dagenham & Redbridge (7.30pm)

FA Cup third-round results

  • Sheffield United 0-1 Cardiff City

  • Everton 2-0 Peterborough

  • Fulham 4-1 Watford

  • Wycombe 2-0 Portsmouth

  • Aston Villa 2-1 West Ham

  • Bristol City 1-2 Wolves

  • Middlesbrough 0-1 Blackburn Rovers

  • Birmingham City 2-1 Lincoln City

  • Liverpool 4-0 Accrington Stanley

  • Leicester CIty 6-2 QPR

  • Nottingham Forest 2-0 Luton Town

  • Brentford 0-1 Plymouth Argyle

  • Chelsea 5-0 Morecambe

  • Bournemouth 5-1 West Bromwich Albion

  • Norwich City 0-4 Brighton

  • Preston NE P-P Charlton Athletic

  • Reading 1-3 Burnley AET

  • Exeter City 3-1 Oxford United

  • Sunderland 1-2 Stoke City AET

  • Leeds United vs Harrogate Town

  • Manchester City vs Salford City

  • Leyton Orient vs Derby County

  • Coventry City vs Sheffield Wednesday

  • Mansfield Town vs Wigan Athletic