Newcastle United came from behind to end Nottingham Forest's run of fine form at the City Ground with a 3-1 win for the Magpies and a big win for boss Eddie Howe

Eddie Howe recently celebrated three years in charge of Newcastle United and in that time has taken the club from battling relegation to challenging the established elite.

Eddie Howe and Jason Tindall punched the air at the City Ground as the Toon Army chanted their names in this terrific away win

As well as the Champions League and domestic cup adventures, Eddie Howe has now taken charge of 113 Premier League games. In those 113 PL matches, Eddie Howe’s NUFC side picked up 190 points. Only four Premier League clubs have picked up more points in the same period – Man City,

Newcastle United are on a poor run of form as Eddie Howe searches for the best formula in midfield which has led to booing when he substitutes crowd favourite Sandro Tonali.

Newcastle United will come up against two in-form former players when they face Nottingham Forest at the City Ground on Sunday (2pm kick-off).

Eddie Howe’s side recorded back-to-back wins against Chelsea and Arsenal at St James’ Park last week but now visit a Nottingham Forest side that sit third in the Premier League table. “Nuno deserves huge credit for the job he has done,