Newly promoted high-flyers Hull City head to Newcastle United in the Premier League this afternoon, looking to make it five games without defeat at the start of this season.
Having been one of the main teams tipped for Premier League relegation, Hull City have shocked many, winning two and drawing two of their opening four matches, including games against Manchester United and Chelsea.
Meanwhile, Matthias Jaissle has understandably struggled to get Newcastle playing so far this season, but has managed to keep ticking over with some small results.
The Tigers head to St James' Park full of confidence and belief that they can pick up some more unlikely points at the start of this crazy Premier League season.
Newcastle United have named an inexperienced XI for this afternoon's contest, with a midfield pairing of Sean Steur and Joe Willock personifying their injury issues.
New man Fernandez-Pardo continues up front, with Murphy, Wissa and Barnes in behind.
Lewis Miley, who is expected to play at right back today, is joined in the matchday squad by his younger brother Mason Miley.
Hull City continue with the squad that have got them to this point so far, with danger man Belloumi joined by McBurnie and Sorbha Thomas in attack.
Newcastle United XI
Hornicek; Hall, Botman, Thiaw, Miley; Steur, Willock; Murphy, Wissa, Barnes; Fernandez-Pardo.
Substitutes: Pope, Schar, Bamba, Toure, Thompson, Pivas, Salia, M. Miley, Mills.
Hull City XI
Tzolakis; Coyle, Ajayi, Egan, Herrington, Giles; Crooks, Slater; Belloumi, McBurnie, Thomas.
Substitutes: Phillips, Gelhardt, Hjerto-Dahl, McNair, Stroud, Gourna, Iroebugnam, Vaz, Cho.
