AFC Wimbledon’s Carabao Cup match against Newcastle United has been rescheduled following a sinkhole appearance at Plough Lane. The fixture will now take place at Newcastle’s iconic St James’ Park. Severe weather conditions continue to impact football schedules.
- The match was originally set to take place at Wimbledon’s home ground, Plough Lane.
- Severe rainfall caused a sinkhole to appear on the pitch.
- The League Two club, managed by Johnnie Jackson, currently sits fifth in their league.
Newcastle United’s Tactical Advantage
The rescheduling of the match to Newcastle’s home ground offers Eddie Howe’s squad a strategic edge. With key players such as Harvey Barnes, who has netted three goals and provided one assist in five appearances, Newcastle will look to capitalize on home advantage. The Magpies’ strong squad depth, featuring talents like Alexander Isak and Bruno Guimarães, makes them formidable opponents in this cup tie.
AFC Wimbledon’s Carabao Cup tie against Newcastle United will now be played at St James’ Park next week after the League Two club’s ground was flooded. A large sinkhole has appeared on the pitch as a result of the severe rainfall
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September 23, 2024
Newcastle United’s squad depth and recent performances can be explored further on their detailed page.
AFC Wimbledon’s Road Ahead
Despite the setback, AFC Wimbledon aims to put up a strong fight against their Premier League opponents. New signings like Myles Hippolyte and Matty Stevens have already made their mark this season. The team hopes to leverage their recent form and player contributions, such as those from key player Omar Bugiel, who has scored three goals in eight appearances. As the club adapts to these unexpected changes, their resolve will be tested against Newcastle.
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