Newcastle v Brentford moved with only 2 weeks notice - Newcastle United official announcement
An official Newcastle United announcement on Sunday revealing the news.
It was always on the cards, as having been scheduled for Sky Sports on the Sunday , that then depended on the Champions League draw this past Thursday. With the opening Champions League match away in Milan scheduled for Tuesday 19 September, it became then inevitable the Newcastle v Brentford game would then be brought forward a day.
It is still on Sky Sports and will kick-off 5.30pm on Saturday 16 September, allowing a three day game before that AC Milan match.
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