Newcastle manager Glenn Roeder has warned his players not to be lulled into a false sense of security as they attempt to book their place in the knockout stages of the UEFA Cup.

The Magpies face Spanish side Celta Vigo at St James' Park knowing a victory will ensure their continued participation into the new year after victories over Fenerbahce and Palermo.

"It will be the toughest game," said Roeder. "We have put ourselves in a good position by winning the first two games but in my opinion, it was a surprise Celta Vigo drew their first game. They are a very dangerous side, especially when they play away from home."