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There will be an Italian derby at St. James’ Park on Saturday, November 22, as Sandro Tonali’s Newcastle will host Gigio Donnarumma’s Manchester City.

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It kicks off at 18:30 CET (17:30 GMT), and it will be one of the big games in the Premier League Round 12.

Tonali’s Newcastle will host one of the title favourites in 2025-26, setting up an Italian derby between Azzurri stars as Gigio Donnarumma will start between the sticks for Manchester City.

So, what do you need to do to watch Tonali and Donnarumma play for the clubs this weekend? Follow our guide.

How to buy Newcastle vs. Manchester City tickets

Sandro Tonali plays for Italy in Moldova during the 2026 World Cup qualifier (@azzurri)

Supporters can purchase tickets through the club’s official ticketing page, which is accessible via this link.

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Donnarumma and Tonali meet after Italy struggles

UDINE, ITALY – OCTOBER 14: Gennaro Gattuso, Head Coach of Italy, interacts with Gianluigi Donnarumma of Italy after the team’s victory in the FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifier match between Italy and Israel at Stadio Friuli on October 14, 2025 in Udine, Italy. (Photo by Marco Luzzani/Getty Images)

Tonali and Gigio Donnarumma made one appearance each in Italy’s last two games against Moldova and Norway.

The midfielder started the first game in Moldova, but was not called up for the Norway match as he was on a yellow card and would have missed the World Cup playoff semifinal if he were to be booked.

Donnarumma, on the other hand, started between the sticks in a 4-1 loss against Norway at San Siro, which he labelled as “unacceptable.”

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“It’s a painful defeat, but we’ve got to lift our heads up, because it is all at stake in March with those two games,” said the Italian goalkeeper.

“We must rediscover our confidence and self-belief, and I am sure thanks also to our coach that we will do it.

“We certainly need to improve in that, listen to the coach, keep working, and when we concede a goal, we’ve got to keep our heads in the game. Against a team like Norway, you can have 5-10 minutes under pressure, but we’ve got to do it together as a team and get through it.”