Anthony Gordon is a ‘doubt’ for England duty after hobbling off injured in Newcastle’s 3-1 win at Nottingham Forest in the Premier League on Sunday. The Magpies trailed high-flying Forest at the City Ground thanks to Murillo’s opener.

Forward Anthony Gordon is a doubt for England after coming off in Newcastle's win at Nottingham Forest. The 23-year-old was withdrawn with 10 minutes left at the City Ground with a hip issue, as the Magpies came from behind to earn a 3-1 victory.

Gordon took a whack in the face to block Declan Rice's free-kick; teamed up with Livramento to harry Leandro Trossard as the Arsenal star stumbled and knocked the ball out of play; and even sprinted back to make a crucial challenge to take the ball away from substitute Gabriel Jesus in the Scouser's final act before going off late on.

Eddie Howe was forced to take Anthony Gordon off on Sunday. Harvey Barnes was already getting ready to be introduced to the action with Newcastle leading 2-1 at Nottingham Forest, though not clear who he was going to replace. With Anthony Gordon suddenly ...

Eddie Howe has suggested that Alexander Isak and Anthony Gordon might miss Newcastle ’s clash against Arsenal through ‘niggling injuries’. The Magpies host the Gunners at St. James’ Park in Saturday’s early kick-off with Mikel Arteta’s side struggling with various injury issues, particularly in defence.

Anthony Gordon missed Sunday’s match at Chelsea. Eddie Howe saying that the 23 year old had felt an issue with his groin during training in the build up that match in West London. The Newcastle United Head Coach adding that Anthony Gordon would be going for a scan on Monday.

The Magpies were beaten 2-1 by Chelsea as they suffered back-to-back defeats and slipped to 12th in the Premier League table. Eddie Howe was handed a major blow just before kick-off at the weekend, however, with news that Anthony Gordon was unable to start.

Newcastle United winger Anthony Gordon is now a doubt for England's fixtures next week after picking up an injury against Nottingham Forest.

After coming off on the far side of the pitch, Gordon limped back round before heading straight down the tunnel. He was due to link up with England early next week ahead of Nations League games against Greece and the Republic of Ireland but when asked if he was a doubt,