Wolverhampton Wanderers manager Vitor Pereira has admitted to feeling inspired by Eddie Howe’s job at Newcastle United.

Newcastle United are in incredible form right now in the Premier League and will be looking for more of the same against a struggling Wolves side who sit above the relegation but level on points with

Vitor Pereira's men have much bigger fish to fry in the top flight, though, as after former head coach Nuno Espirito Santo masterminded a 3-0 win for surprise package Nottingham Forest on January 6, 17th-placed Wolves are only above the relegation zone on goal difference at the time of writing.

Newcastle United hope to have Alexander Isak available for tonight’s Premier League meeting with Wolverhampton Wanderers at St James’ Park.

Alexander Isak is expected to return to the side for the midweek game against Wolves after Howe rested several big-name players last weekend, with Bournemouth due at St James' on Saturday as the Premier League heats up. As usual, the pundits have made their predictions for the big game - here's what they had to say.

This is pretty straightforward as far as predictions go. Newcastle are on for a domestic Treble this season - well, on current form anyway - and I do not see their eight-game winning streak stopping here.

Newcastle welcome Wolves to St James’ Park this evening looking to continue their brilliant run of form.Eddie Howe’s side are seeking a ninth straight win in all competitions. The Magpies

After progressing to the next round of the FA Cup with a comfortable win over League Two side Bromley, albeit after a scare, Eddie Howe and Newcastle United are looking to make it nine wins in a row when Wolverhampton Wanderers travel to St James Park on Premier League business.