in: Ahead of this weekend's Premier League action, Sportsmail will be providing you with all you need to know about every fixture, with team news, provisional squads, betting odds and Opta stats. Here is all the information you need for Newcastle's home clash with Chelsea... Newcastle United vs Chelsea (St James' Park) Team news. Newcastle. Moussa Sissoko and Jack Colback will return from suspension as Newcastle bid to become the first side to beat Chelsea this season in the Saturday lunchtime kick-off at St James' Park. Sissoko and Colback missed the midweek draw at Burnley and their return is a welcome boost to Magpies boss Alan Pardew who has a number of injury concerns. Moussa Sissoko trains ahead of his return for Newcastle from suspension as the Toon host Chelsea. Captain Fabricio Coloccini is unlikely to be risked as he continues to recover from a hamstring injury while Mike Williamson, Daryl Janmaat and Sammy Ameobi all face late fitness tests. Provisional squad: Elliot, Alnwick, Janmaat, Dummett, Williamson, S. Taylor, Streete, Haidara, Tiote, Anita, Cabella, Sissoko, Colback, Gouffran, Ameobi, Riviere, Cisse, Perez, Armstrong, Woodman, Abeid. Chelsea. Diego Costa will start Chelsea's Premier League trip to Newcastle on Saturday after suspension. The Spain hitman will return for the Blues at St James' Park even though both Didier Drogba and Loic Remy both found the net in Wednesday's 3-0 win over Tottenham. Diego Costa will regain his Chelsea place up front having served his one-match suspension. Gary Cahill is fit to face the Magpies despite picking up a head knock against Spurs, with Ramires and John Obi Mikel competing to replace the suspended Nemanja Matic. Provisional squad: Courtois, Cech, Ivanovic, Luis, Fabregas, Zouma, Ramires, Oscar, Hazard, Costa, Mikel, Shurrle, Remy, Drogba, Willian, Cahill, Terry, Azpilicueta, Schwarzer. Kick-off: Saturday 12.45pm - BT Sport 1. Odds (subject to change):. Newcastle 11/2. Draw 16/5. Chelsea 8/15. Referee: Martin Atkinson. Managers: Alan Pardew (Newcastle), Jose Mourinho (Chelsea) Head-to-head league record: Newcastle wins 47, draws 36, Chelsea wins 55. Key match stats (supplied by Opta) After five home games without a win against Chelsea, the Magpies have won the last two Premier League matches against the Blues at St James Park. Eden Hazard has scored four goals in three Premier League appearances against Newcastle United – more than against any other side. In the last four games where Newcastle have actually found the net against Chelsea, at least one of their goals has been scored in or after the 89th minute. Newcastle’s 2-0 win over Chelsea at St James’ Park in November 2013 is Alan Pardew’s only Premier League victory over Jose Mourinho (L5). Current Chelsea striker Loic Remy (right) scored against the Blues last season for Newcastle in the Toon's 2-0 win over the present league leaders at St James' Park in November 2013. Jose Mourinho’s Chelsea have never won at St James’ Park in four visits (D2 L2). Chelsea are unbeaten in their last 23 games (in all competitions), they have never before gone 24 competitive games in a row without defeat. The suspended Nemanja Matic was booked in only one of his opening eight Premier League appearances this season, but has been yellow carded in four of his last six. If Chelsea avoid defeat in this game they will only be the fourth team to go unbeaten in their opening 15-plus games in a Premier League season (after Arsenal twice, Manchester United and Man City). The Magpies are the only team yet to score in the opening 30 minutes of their league matches this season. Their earliest goal this season has come in the 37th minute. Jose Mourinho could reach the 400-point landmark as a Premier League manager in this game (currently 398).
out: Diego Costa will start for Chelsea after returning from ban. Gary Cahill fit for Newcastle test after suffering knock in win over Spurs. Moussa Sissoko and Jack Colback to return from suspension. Toon captain Fabricio Coloccini (hamstring) unlikely to be risked. Chelsea aim to maintain unbeaten start to the season at St James' Park.
in: A mother has spoken about the horrifying moment when her phone charger exploded and parts of it hit the moses basket where her five-week-old baby was sleeping. Donna Senior had bought the charger for her iPhone a few days earlier, but after plugging it in for the first time, she and her newborn daughter Ella were awoken by a loud bang in the early hours of the morning. Half of the phone charger had come away from the plug socket, leaving the connection in the wall black and frazzled. The charger, which can be used for iPhones, exploded in the middle of the night and hit a moses basket. Mrs Senior, a primary school support assistant from Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, said: 'It just blew up, it was terrifying. I nearly jumped out my skin. 'It was dark in the room as it was the middle of the night and I didn’t dare look round for a minute as I didn’t have a clue what had happened. Donna Senior was asleep next to her daughter Ella's moses basket when the explosion happened. 'My little girl Ella has colic and so we are sleeping in the living room together so not to wake everyone else up during the night. 'When the charger came away from the wall it hit her moses basket, I’m surprised the whole thing didn’t go up.' Mrs Senior, 30, bought the £8 charger from The Phone Shop in Huddersfield Bus Station, West Yorkshire, on December 20, but didn’t use it until New Years Eve. However when she returned it to the shop with the blown-up charger and explained what happened, a shop worker refused to give her a refund and instead offered her a replacement. 'They didn’t seem to care what had happened, even when I explained that my baby had been in the room,' said Mrs Senior. 'It was only £8 so I wasn’t that bothered about the money, but it was more about principle. The man working there tried to sell me another one which "had been tested", but there was no way I was going to trust another one from them. 'It could have been a completely different story, both of us could have been killed.' A spokesman from The Phone Shop said: 'We have been contacted by Trading Standards regarding this matter and we are currently making enquiries. 'All of our products are tested by the manufacturer before they go on sale because we do not want to tell anything which is faulty, and we are very sorry to hear what has happened to this lady. Mrs Senior bought the charger from the Phone Shop in Huddersfield Bus Station. 'If she can provide a receipt for the charger, we will of course provide her with a full refund.' Tony Downham, of West Yorkshire Trading Standards Service, said they would be investigating the incident at Mrs Senior’s home. He said: 'There have been reports of house fires in London and the south east due to this sort of thing.' The Revive A1299 USB charger is still on sale at The Phone Shop.
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Donna Senior bought charger for her iPhone from bus station shop. It exploded as she slept near her baby leaving socket black and frazzled.