This was the return of Newcastle United. The re-emergence of the team their supporters know and love as Manchester City felt the full force of a brilliant comeback performance.

HARVEY BARNES was the hero for Newcastle as his brace sealed a 2-1 win over Man City at St James’ Park – but could he find his way to the World Cup next summer? The 27-year-old forward

Harvey Barnes scored a controversial winner for Newcastles win over Man City; Gianluigi Donnarumma felt he was fouled by the goalscorer in the build-up to Barnes goal and Ruben Dias has questioned the rulebook;

Manchester City’s early Premier League title hopes took a hit as Harvey Barnes scored twice inside seven minutes for Newcastle United at St. James’ Park.

Manchester City's visit to St. James' Park against a highly-motivated Newcastle United hangs on a knife's edge during a swashbuckling first-half on Tyneside. Pep Guardiola's men will no doubt feel

Tino Livramento returns from injury as Newcastle United make three changes for the visit of Manchester City. Livramento replaces Kieran Trippier in the side after recovering from a knee lay-off, while Lewis Hall comes in for the suspended Dan Burn.

Liverpool are also back in action later today against Nottingham Forest, while West Ham, Wolves, Sunderland and Brentford are among the other clubs set to kick-off at 3pm. The late game today sees Manchester City travel to face Newcastle at St James' Park.