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Newcastle United's ace Alexander Isak is facing uncertainty for the upcoming Fulham game on Saturday, with a last-minute fitness assessment on the cards ahead of their trip to London.

Eddie Howe believes that Newcastle United are making progress with their performances and praised his side for their impressive start to the season, stating it is “a step in the right direction”. Newcastle secured a 2-1 victory against Wolverhampton Wanderers on Sunday,

Sunday's 2-1 win over Wolves was notable for the triple change the Magpies boss made at half-time with his side trailing. One substitution was enforced due to an injury to striker Alexander Isak but the other two saw Joe Willock and Harvey Barnes come on and combine for the latter's brilliant match-winning goal late on.

It was the first match since Newcastle’s transfer policy under Eddie Howe was deemed “not fit for purpose”, so it was only fitting that one of his major signings scored a stunning winner to earn victory from the jaws of defeat.

Alexander Isak scored 25 goals in all competitions for Newcastle United last season, but has registered just one goal in five starts this campaign.

There's plenty of competition for places at Newcastle United this season but one man is assured of his place in Eddie Howe's lineup - and that man is Nick Pope. For all the, rightful, praise of Harvey Barnes and Fabian Schar's superb match-winning strikes,