Newcastle United are struggling with away form, winning only three games on the road this season. The team faces a challenging period with upcoming matches against Paris Saint-Germain, Liverpool, and Manchester City. This poor performance contrasts sharply with their strong home record, where they've secured 23 points, highlighting a stark difference in their capabilities.

Injuries and adapting to life without Alexander Isak have impacted Newcastle's attacking prowess on the road. The Magpies have scored few goals away from home, averaging just 1.2 goals per game compared to two at St. James' Park. Players like Anthony Gordon, Harvey Barnes, and Nick Woltemade haven't found their scoring touch away from home, exacerbating the problem.

Coach Eddie Howe acknowledges the need for improvement, especially with a tough schedule ahead. The team is trying to find ways to impose their style on away games, aiming to be more consistent. The upcoming Champions League match against PSG provides an opportunity to address these issues and prove their ability to perform under pressure, regardless of the venue.