FA Cup third round action continues as Premier League Newcastle Utd take on Cambridge Utd in this potential banana skin of a game for the Geordies.

The third round has a history of giant killing exploits and its now up to League One side Cambridge to fly the flag for the lower leagues as they face a Newcastle side with a new manager, new owners and a refound optimism.

Here’s how you can watch the Newcastle v Cambridge live streaming from St James Park this Saturday afternoon.

Is there Newcastle Cambridge live streaming available?

Yes there is live streaming available on the Newcastle game. ITV has the broadcast rights to stream the game and rest assured the cameras will be at St James Park this afternoon so you don’t have to miss a kick. There is also live streaming available from a variety of UK bookmakers.

The match will be available to watch on the ITV hub and you can normally access this by going into your apps if you are viewing with a Smart TV.

How do I watch the Newcastle Cambridge if I don’t live in the UK?

Country restrictions do apply to these games so it is best to check with your local television stations and their broadcast schedules to see if the Newcastle v Cambridge game is being shown live.  There are certain UK brands which do have access to live streams of games so it is best to check with them also for the their broadcastable run of fixtures.

Bet365 is one such brand that live streams many football matches across the world so its a good idea to check with them. Country restrictions, geo targeting and terms and conditions apply however.

What are your Newcastle v Cambridge FA Cup Predictions?

Its very difficult of course to see past a Newcastle Utd win but there are likely to be plenty of team changes with the home side fighting relegation in the Premier League. Manager Eddie Howe is sure to want to keep his squad fit with no injuries.

Callum Wilson is still missing for Newcastle with a calf injury, with the striker seeing a specialist this weekend for a scan, while Ateltico’s Kieran Trippier is set to join Newcastle in a £12m fee.

The former Spurs man is unlikely to feature in this one however.

Newcastle look pretty confident of progressing to the next round but you may want to take them on the handicap for a little more value.