Newcastle v Chelsea preview: Mourinho seeks to end Newcastle hoodoo

Chelsea travel to Newcastle for the Saturday Night Football clash live on Sky Sports, hoping to end a run of three consecutive Premier League defeats at St James' Park. Last season, Newcastle ended Chelsea's 23-game unbeaten streak thanks to a Papiss Cisse second-half double, extending Jose Mourinho's winless record on Tyneside to five games. But Steve McClaren's side are struggling this campaign with just two points from their opening six league fixtures.A midweek 1-0 home defeat in the Capital One Cup to Championship side Sheffield Wednesday compounded the misery for McClaren, and the Magpies boss will be looking for a response on Saturday Night Football.
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After back-to-back league defeats to Crystal Palace and Everton, Mourinho's side have rallied to record three consecutive wins in all competitions - scoring 10 and conceding just one in the process.Chelsea striker Diego Costa is unavailable, serving the second game of his three-match ban. Radamel Falcao or former Newcastle striker Loic Remy could start in Costa's absence, while forward Willian [hamstring], playmaker Oscar [knee] and winger Pedro [thigh] are available again, manager Jose Mourinho confirmed.
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Goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois is out until December following knee surgery.Opta stats Newcastle United have won their last three Premier League home games against Chelsea. Jose Mourinho has never won a Premier League game at St James' Park (D2 L3) - the only other Premier League stadium he's not won at is the Emirates (D3).

No departure plans for Costa

Chelsea striker Diego Costa has made it clear that he has no intentions of leaving Stamford Bridge to return to Atletico Madrid. 

Costa was linked with a potential move back to the Vicente Calderon Stadium during the recent transfer window as he was allegedly struggling to adapt to life in London. 

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However, the 26-year-old has rubbished talks of a La Liga return and added that his old club have not even made him an offer. 

"How am I supposed to go back to Atletico if no one's made me an offer," the striker told Onda Cero.

Meanwhile, Costa has his sights set on helping Chelsea defeat Arsenal at Stamford Bridge on Saturday so that the reigning Premier League champions can turn their fortunes around following a lacklustre start to the season.

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Chelsea has only won one out of the five Premier League games they have played this season and subsequently sit two points above the relegation zone in 17th. But, should they beat Arsenal on Saturday, Costa believes that the Blues will receive a much-needed boost in confidence. 

"There's nothing better than a game against Arsenal to win and fix this situation," Costa told The Daily Express. "If we win then we'll take a step forward in terms of confidence and points; we know about the importance of the game. 

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"We have to remain calm. We have enough quality to fix the situation."