Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe emphasizes the importance of their Carabao Cup semi-final first leg against Arsenal, aiming for a seventh consecutive victory. Howe discusses the team's focus, fitness, and potential starting lineup, highlighting the contributions of key players like Alexander Isak and Callum Wilson.
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If that is achieved, it will of course also mean a massive step taken in terms of a potential return to Wembley, with the second leg of this Carabao Cup to be played four weeks on Wednesday at St James’ Park.“This is an important game for us, we need to be at our absolute best.“We’ve got to be really good off the ball and solid defensively.“I don’t think we should overthink it, we just need to get that mix right.
“It is a massive game for us, we are under no illusions, part of our strength recently has been the consistency in our team selection so let’s see what we will do.”“He feels good, naturally a little bit of fatigue at the end. He has trained for a long, long time for this moment. It is not like he has been rushed back. Straight into action, he did very well, very pleased with him, he handled the intensity well.
“I’ve got no doubt what he will say , but we need to speak other people and come up with the right decision”“He will naturally , when you are on the run of goalscoring games that he is.“Alex is playing his part in that by finishing them off but the team is playing great and creating the chances for him.”“Anthony was in a bit of discomfort with the cut which was a nasty looking one.
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