How to watch today's Newcastle United vs Bromley FA Cup game: Live stream, TV channel, and start time

Newcastle will take on Bromley in the third round of the FA Cup at St James' Park on Sunday.

Newcastle have won seven games in a row and the visitors from League Two will need an exceptional performance to even challenge the hosts.

Here, GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch, including TV channel, streaming details and more.

How to watch Newcastle vs Bromley online - TV channels & live streams

In the UK, the FA Cup match between Newcastle and Bromley will be broadcast live on TV or through BBC in the UK.

In the United States (US), this match will be available to watch and stream online live through ESPN+.

Check out GOAL's Live Match Centre for updates.

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Newcastle vs Bromley kick-off time

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St James' Park

The match will be played at St James' Park on Sunday, with kick-off at 10 am ET / 3 pm GMT.

Team news & squads

Newcastle vs Bromley lineups

Newcastle

4-3-3

Formation

4-2-3-1

BRO

1

M. Dubravka

13

M. Targett

2

K. Trippier

5

F. Schaer

25

L. Kelly

67

L. Miley

36

S. Longstaff

7

Joelinton

18

W. Osula

11

H. Barnes

24

M. Almiron

1

G. Smith

5

O. Sowunmi

30

I. Odutayo

3

D. Elerewe

2

C. Reynolds

18

C. Whitely

22

C. Congreve

32

B. Thompson

25

D. Imray

20

J. Arthurs

9

M. Cheek

4-2-3-1

BRO

NEW

-Line up

• 1

  M. Dubravka

• 13

  M. Targett

  16’

  69’

• 2

  K. Trippier

• 5

  F. Schaer

• 25

  L. Kelly

• 67

  L. Miley

  16’

• 36

  S. Longstaff

• 7

  Joelinton

  46’

• 18

  W. Osula

  61’

  69’

• 11

  H. Barnes

  46’

• 24

  M. Almiron

  84’

Substitutes

• 37

  A. Murphy

• 20

  L. Hall

  69’

• 10

  A. Gordon

  46’

  49’

• 21

  V. Livramento

• 39

  B. Guimaraes

  46’

  61’

• 8

  S. Tonali

  84’

• 33

  D. Burn

• 19

  O. Vlachodimos

• 75

  T. Sanusi

  69’

Manager

• Eddie Howe

BRO

-Line up

• 1

  G. Smith

• 5

  O. Sowunmi

• 30

  I. Odutayo

• 3

  D. Elerewe

• 2

  C. Reynolds

  82’

• 18

  C. Whitely

  8’

• 22

  C. Congreve

  8’

  77’

• 32

  B. Thompson

  65’

• 25

  D. Imray

• 20

  J. Arthurs

  83’

• 9

  M. Cheek

  78’

Substitutes

• 8

  L. Leigh

  83’

• 11

  L. Dennis

• 4

  A. Charles

  65’

• 6

  C. Jenkinson

• 7

  J. Passley

  77’

• 12

  S. Long

• 17

  B. Webster

  82’

• 19

  L. Amantchi

  78’

• 29

  O. Olomola

Manager

• Andy Woodman

Newcastle team news

Newcastle United’s star forward Alexander Isak sustained a minor hamstring issue during the midweek victory over Arsenal and is likely to be rested this weekend as a precaution. Fellow striker Callum Wilson is recovering from a hamstring injury.

Defender Jamaal Lascelles, who has been sidelined all season with a knee injury, is making gradual progress and goalkeeper Nick Pope remains unavailable due to a knock.

Bromley team news

On the opposing side, Bromley will aim to tighten their defense after conceding four goals against Crewe in their last outing. Callum Reynolds is the one who is likely to be omitted from the starting lineup.

Form

Head-to-Head Record

Standings

Useful links

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• Bromley team page
• Newcastle United team page
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