Match Preview: Saturday, 2nd Nov 2013, One of the important match Newcastle v Chelsea of Premier League HD Quality Live Newcastle v Chelsea streaming is available here Newcastle v Chelsea Live Stream online video Premier League Video Free The match will take plcae at St James' Park on 11/02/13 Preview Pictures and Wallpapers its mean all things are available in my blog please see and check here for latest things.Preview Pictures and Wallpapers its mean all things are available in my blog please see and check here for latest things.Newcastle v Chelsea Live Stream Newcastle v Chelsea, Newcastle v Chelsea online free, Newcastle v Chelsea live stream video.Newcastle v Chelsea at St James' Park on Saturday, 2nd Nov 2013, kick-off 12.45 (GMT). Newcastle will again be without injured central defender Steven Taylor, while captain Fabricio Coloccini is unlikely to play after a groin problem.Paul Dummett is unavailable because of a hamstring problem.Chelsea reported no fresh injury problems after their League Cup win over Arsenal.Jose Mourinho is likely to rotate his squad again after giving several fringe players their chance in that midweek match.
It seems that right now for Chelsea everything's coming up Jose!
It follows a perfect October in which he resurrected the Blues' title challenge, their Champions League aspirations and guided them to the last eight of the League Cup.
It was a month which even included rediscovering timely late winning goals, upsetting match officials and frustrating journalists by walking out of a press conference after taking exception to their questioning.
It seems that normal service has very much been resumed.
And with the happy/special one back to his old self, a win at Newcastle will complete the feelgood factor and send Chelsea to the top of the table.
The odds and the statistics would suggest it's a probability too as the visitors are gathering some unstoppable momentum after a run of six straight victories.
The hosts, by contrast, will go into the game off the back of a damaging week in which they not only lost the derby with Sunderland in the final minutes but also their place in the Capital One Cup. Significantly, the latter match was only settled after extra time.
How much those two energy-sapping contests have taken out of them both physically and mentally may well be a decisive factor. Nine of the 11 who started at Sunderland on Sunday also made an appearance in the cup three days later.
But last season they were able to upset the pre-match predictions in similar circumstances, coming from behind to inflict a dramatic late defeat on Chelsea courtesy of two Moussa Sissoko goals.
That said, this win was the only one they've achieved at home to Saturday's opponents in the last six attempts and while footballing logic doesn't always apply, it would be a major surprise if they could find only their second home win of the Premier League season this weekend.
Team News:
Newcastle captain Fabricio Coloccini is unlikely to make Saturday's Premier League clash with Chelsea as he continues his recovery from injury.
The Argentina international is back in training after a groin problem but has no football under his belt.
Fellow central defender Steven Taylor, who suffered a recurrence of a hamstring injury in training last week, is still some way from returning.
Left-back Paul Dummett, who partnered Mike Williamson in the 2-1 defeat at Sunderland last weekend, is also out with a hamstring strain, meaning Williamson and Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa are likely to pair up, as they did in midweek for the Capital One Cup tie defeat against Manchester City.
Meanwhile, Jose Mourinho is poised to recall a host of first-team players for Chelsea's Premier League trip to Newcastle.
The Blues boss made 10 changes for the midweek Capital One Cup win at Arsenal so the likes of Petr Cech, John Terry, Ashley Cole, Frank Lampard, Eden Hazard, Oscar and Fernando Torres are set to return.
Head-to-head
Newcastle came from 2-1 down to win 3-2 in the corresponding fixture last season, with Moussa Sissoko scoring an injury-time winner.
That win is the Magpies' only victory in the last six visits of Chelsea to St James' Park (W1, D2, L3).
Newcastle
Newcastle have lost three of their last five Premier League matches (W1, D1, L3).
Only bottom two Crystal Palace and Sunderland have conceded more goals than Newcastle's 16 in this season's Premier League.
The Magpies have only won one of their four home games in this Premier League season.
Chelsea
Chelsea are aiming for a fourth consecutive league victory, and a seventh win in a row in all competitions.
The Blues have the best home record in the Premier League but are ranked 13th in the away form table, having won just one of their four away matches so far.
Chelsea have not conceded more than one goal in any league game this season.
Competition: Premier League
Match: Newcastle v Chelsea
Date: Saturday, 2nd Nov 2013
Kickoff: 12:45 BST
Venue: St James' Park
Live/Repeat: Live
It seems that right now for Chelsea everything's coming up Jose!
It follows a perfect October in which he resurrected the Blues' title challenge, their Champions League aspirations and guided them to the last eight of the League Cup.
It was a month which even included rediscovering timely late winning goals, upsetting match officials and frustrating journalists by walking out of a press conference after taking exception to their questioning.
It seems that normal service has very much been resumed.
And with the happy/special one back to his old self, a win at Newcastle will complete the feelgood factor and send Chelsea to the top of the table.
The odds and the statistics would suggest it's a probability too as the visitors are gathering some unstoppable momentum after a run of six straight victories.
The hosts, by contrast, will go into the game off the back of a damaging week in which they not only lost the derby with Sunderland in the final minutes but also their place in the Capital One Cup. Significantly, the latter match was only settled after extra time.
How much those two energy-sapping contests have taken out of them both physically and mentally may well be a decisive factor. Nine of the 11 who started at Sunderland on Sunday also made an appearance in the cup three days later.
But last season they were able to upset the pre-match predictions in similar circumstances, coming from behind to inflict a dramatic late defeat on Chelsea courtesy of two Moussa Sissoko goals.
That said, this win was the only one they've achieved at home to Saturday's opponents in the last six attempts and while footballing logic doesn't always apply, it would be a major surprise if they could find only their second home win of the Premier League season this weekend.
Team News:
Newcastle captain Fabricio Coloccini is unlikely to make Saturday's Premier League clash with Chelsea as he continues his recovery from injury.
The Argentina international is back in training after a groin problem but has no football under his belt.
Fellow central defender Steven Taylor, who suffered a recurrence of a hamstring injury in training last week, is still some way from returning.
Left-back Paul Dummett, who partnered Mike Williamson in the 2-1 defeat at Sunderland last weekend, is also out with a hamstring strain, meaning Williamson and Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa are likely to pair up, as they did in midweek for the Capital One Cup tie defeat against Manchester City.
Meanwhile, Jose Mourinho is poised to recall a host of first-team players for Chelsea's Premier League trip to Newcastle.
The Blues boss made 10 changes for the midweek Capital One Cup win at Arsenal so the likes of Petr Cech, John Terry, Ashley Cole, Frank Lampard, Eden Hazard, Oscar and Fernando Torres are set to return.
Head-to-head
Newcastle came from 2-1 down to win 3-2 in the corresponding fixture last season, with Moussa Sissoko scoring an injury-time winner.
That win is the Magpies' only victory in the last six visits of Chelsea to St James' Park (W1, D2, L3).
Newcastle
Newcastle have lost three of their last five Premier League matches (W1, D1, L3).
Only bottom two Crystal Palace and Sunderland have conceded more goals than Newcastle's 16 in this season's Premier League.
The Magpies have only won one of their four home games in this Premier League season.
Chelsea
Chelsea are aiming for a fourth consecutive league victory, and a seventh win in a row in all competitions.
The Blues have the best home record in the Premier League but are ranked 13th in the away form table, having won just one of their four away matches so far.
Chelsea have not conceded more than one goal in any league game this season.
Competition: Premier League
Match: Newcastle v Chelsea
Date: Saturday, 2nd Nov 2013
Kickoff: 12:45 BST
Venue: St James' Park
Live/Repeat: Live
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