Newcastle United Starting XI vs Leeds: Confirmed Team News and Predicted Lineup

Newcastle United Starting XI vs Leeds: Confirmed Team News and Predicted Lineup Leeds United vs Newcastle United: Predicted Lineup, Team News and Kick-off Time Newcastle United head to Elland Road on Monday with a simple objective, keep the early momentum going under Matthias Jaissle. Two league matches into the new season, they are unbeaten, and while that hardly proves anything in September, it does matter. Results shape the mood, and right now Newcastle have avoided damage. Last weekend, they came from 2-0 down to draw with Bournemouth. In midweek, they did enough to get past Millwall in the EFL Cup. That leaves Jaissle with a chance to secure Newcastle’s first two away league wins at the start of a season since 1995-96. That is a useful marker, even if nobody sensible is reading too much into it this early. Newcastle United team news The issue is at right-back. Amar Dedic went off at half-time against Millwall with hamstring discomfort. The concern appears limited, but it may still be enough for Jaissle to take no chances. If Dedic does not start, Tino Livramento is the obvious replacement after his first league appearance of the season against Bournemouth and 45 minutes in the cup. Elsewhere, Joelinton remains out with a thigh problem, Dan Burn is still recovering from an ankle injury, and William Osula is also sidelined with an ankle issue. All three are expected back only after the international break. Ewen Jaouen has a chance of returning from his own ankle problem. Photo IMAGO Predicted Newcastle lineup There is little reason to alter much else. Newcastle have been imperfect, but stable enough, and Jaissle looks likely to keep faith with the core of the side. Possible starting XI, 4-2-3-1: Hornicek, Livramento, Thiaw, Botman, Hall, Gonzalez, Miley, Elanga, Willock, Barnes, Wissa. Leeds vs Newcastle match details The Premier League fixture kicks off at 20:00 on Monday, 14 September 2026. It will be shown live in the UK on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League. Recent history favours Newcastle. They are unbeaten in six straight Premier League meetings with Leeds, including a chaotic 4-3 win in January. That said, Elland Road is rarely straightforward. Newcastle have a decent run going, but they will still need to earn this properly.