The live football on tv tonight features an intrigue North East derby between Newcastle and Sunderland. Both sides are enjoying good runs of form, with Newcastle surprising pundits by breaking into, and more or less maintaining their position in the top six of the table. With key players like Demba Ba returning to the side from international duty, they will also be hoping that a productive partnership between the Senegalese striker and midfielders Cabaye and Tioti can be restored for the visit of their closest rivals. Under Martin O’Neill Sunderland have pulled themselves out of the relegation fight to become the Premier League’s in form club, and fans will be hoping that the side can continue their fine recent run of results at the Sports Direct Arena. Sunderland’s hopes will depend on whether both sides can avoid a terse physical encounter, with both able to get the ball down and play.

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