Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe is recovering from pneumonia and has been hospitalised since Friday. There is no set date for his return, with assistant coach Jason Tindall taking charge in his absence. Despite Howe's absence, Newcastle secured a 4-1 victory over Manchester United and remains in the race for a top-five Premier League finish.

The England Premier League is currently witnessing uncertainty regarding Eddie Howe's health as he battles pneumonia. The 47-year-old Newcastle United manager was hospitalised on Friday after feeling unwell for several days. In his absence, assistant coach Jason Tindall and coach Graeme Jones have stepped in to manage the team. Tindall confirmed there is no specific timeline for Howe's return, emphasising that his recovery will be based on daily assessments and medical advice.

Howe will only return when fully recovered. Despite Howe's absence, Newcastle United secured a dominant 4-1 victory over Manchester United, moving just a point behind third-placed Nottingham Forest, with a game in hand. The team is now focused on securing a Champions League spot for the second time in three seasons.

Howe’s absence is felt, but the club's progress highlights the strength of the team he has built. Tindall, who has worked alongside Howe for 17 years, is prepared to lead the team through the remaining crucial fixtures of the season. He assured fans that Howe’s health remains the top priority and that he will return only when fully fit to lead the team.