Premier League: 10 things to watch out for this weekend
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Howe can benefit from the back-three experiment
Eddie Howe turned radical when Newcastle lost the FA Cup quarter-final at Manchester City earlier this month, firing up a trio. For a confirmed manager with four players at the back, this was quite a departure, but keeping him could well suit Newcastle's staff, especially against West Ham at St James' Park last Saturday. Considering that Sven Botman is sidelined for nine months after cruciate ligament surgery - and in retrospect the Dutch ...